The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-08
BURGLARS HAD
A BUSY NIGHT
Hilo Filipino Goes Over a Path
He Blaxed a Year Ago, Leaving
Ransaoked Rooms and Scream.
ing Women Behind Him-Fail.
ed, However, in His Search for
Pink Stockings.
(Mail Special to The Advortisor.l

t""i, 'l'''" 10 Inc AdNertlser)
MILO, August i.-One night little
over a year ago burglar spent a busy
few hours in Hilo. lie star,.d a, ,h.
p,,choI,, ho,so -. 49,
y" 'o''""o s''ect' en-
lSlhg from the baeki went through the
pBflor into the Bruehelli he'd chamber
and here he took a hog of ,onor n.
r.. -, =. -,
"s""o'ihs mousse oe'
enpled at the time by Mr. and Mrs.
Ragsdale. Here he obtained mir of
mink stockings Tho, s.uoo -. n
.;.;,o1 aa :, a. -, ~
,,s'''' o"' u INC hai'ai eo'tages on
fitman street, where he collared pair
of unmentionables belonging to Robert
Gillespie, whence he extracted some
coin, leaving the garment behind.
oh Monuay night Oh iast week Sc
iies oi u'Riaflss biniost Identical with
.noee non'Iohe" loon pace olrcnm-
s'an1ss na'e enHhged somewhat, the
,nnaoi.ah's oi the houses mentioned
"o,eu apout, YET the sihilihr'
NY " Wv wv IaiuS is striAihg'
Made the Same Start.
Last week the burglar made his first
appearance at Brughellis. He entered
in the same manner as before, sneaked
into the room where Brugbelli was
sleeping, took the money bag and %,
out. He then visited a neiphborinp
house, where now the Heinhardt family
lives. Evidently there were No nink
stockings available. the fair wearer OF
such who formerly lived there having
moved to another street. so the bur.
glnr made further investigation.
A COOL account of the mans move.
ments in this house has been obtained
from one of the Reinhardt girls Char.
lotte, who awoke and saw the man in
her room. He had then inst emerged
from another room, in which another of
the girls was sleeping.
Girl Watched Burglar.
Cbarlotte Reinbard, savs Tho. sho
awake 20 se, a mar drcsso,i ~ Ill
trousors and n Iigbt sbirt stand;na a,
the foot Of her he'd sbo Saeis snre %
that he nerceiyed that sba ,,as a,,aLa
for he remained motionIess star;no
RIGHT M nor for sayeraI ,nin,tos ne
then went 20 anothar h.J ,shoso -.
small brotbec was slo.n;n1 anJ ~.
ovor tho child annarontiv 70 900 ,,ha,h-
or II was asleep Ua ;han No., ~.
lint as tho Girl made n mnva 90 ra;sn
her MOSQUITO net. he returned to her
bed. He made no threatening move.
but stood there for while. Then he
left the room. ..
Miss Reinhardt was too frightened to
give an alarm until Abe was sure the
intruder had left the house. On in
vestigation 1t was found that he had
ransaeked the bureau drawers in the
bedroom he had first entered, but that
he had taken nothing, except black
felt hat.
Back for Trousers.
The house where the Gillespie trous.
ers had offered valuable prize last
year, was not overlooked. Henry Ha.
pai is now liylng there. A trief en-.
tered through q back winaow, as was
the case last year, and again a rair Of
trousers became the booty. though Of
course, this time Hapai made the con.
From the pockets Of the gar.
ment the intrIler occurred about fori
hollars ID com InHt ne haa gone
tnroush the Poshets careiuily was
SHOWN from .ne iact tnat cncgh anu
u water rue receip. Wnisn nau peeh
III one PoeAe' were iounu III ano'ne''
Alarmed Another Woman.
Miss Miller, the board of health
nurse, who has charge of the tubercu.
losis campaign work, was the victim
of an experience much like that of
Miss Reinhardt. She is living at the
Mrs. Andrews place on Waianuenue
street, and she, also, was awakened to
see man standing in her room. This
was at about three o clock in the morn.
ing. Miss Miller sat up in bed, but
the intruder did not move. She then
raised her mosquito net and screamed.
That proved effective, for the fellow
got out instanter.
In the meantime the Ragsdales, who
were victimized the first time, were not
to escape visit, even though they had
moved from the Volcano street house
to house on Church street. Possibly
IHP ueblte IOT dnOtHeT pair VI Hcbh'