Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-26
CAN A MAN WHO
STEALS ALSO LOVE?
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month"; she said this morning, .sand
of course knew nothing of this az
fair. If he was guilty of stealing
money he certainly would not have
married me il. he cared anything for
me. However, if he can convince me
of his love, then l shall fight for
him.
With that the young bride, with an
English Russian dictionary in one
hand, and newspaper clippings in the
other, re-read the stories of their ro-
nance which has closed on minor
chord.
/ Sanchez, dashing youth. giving
/, Manila as his birthplace, and repre-
senting himself to be the scion of a
wealthy cigar manufacturer of the
philippines, met the little Russian
girl at a skating fink at Hardin, Man
/ churia, this summer. From the skat-
ing rink to the altar was only a mat
ter of month. The American con-
sui at Kobe married them August IL,
and they lost no time in catching the
steamer for Honolulu Here they had
planned to remain for six months,
utter which to go to San Francisco.
During the month of courtship, when
automobiles and roses, and roses and
automobiles were conspicuous, the
girl learned very little, says she, con-
corning the affairs of her fiance She
believed him to be wealthy-th roses
and automobiles indicated that, il mo-
thing else. She did not know his oc-
cupation IL he had one. A friend Of
his told her that his father was a
wealthy cigar manufacturer.
Sailing on the Manchuria, she be-
came slightly suspicious of him. He
seldom left the cabin, she says. When
someone knocked he would always
insist upon her opening the cabin
door. She was curious hbout that
One day she says man Knocked at
the cabin door, and when she opened
it, he asked her husband to step ON
deck second
He shook all over, she said. He
shook like he had some nervous dis
case. said to myself, that that was
not the way for man to act
1t was not until they arrived here
that she learned that her husband,
under the name of Oswald Warwick
Rosario, was wanted and that $500
Mexican, was offered as a reward for
his arrest. He was described as a.
Portuguese, smartly dressed.
During the interview with Chief
McDuffie, the latter states that San
chez or Rosario admitted that he is
guilty of stealing $4,000 of the 81, 900. |
Sanchez states that he is willing tol
return and will waive extradition. A
cable was received by the police this
from the Shanghai authori.
ties asking that the prisoner be re-
turned by an officer of the local force. |
Sheriff Jarrett will probably return
Sanchez.
What the wife will do is question. |
As she read the articles which have
appeared in local papers concerning
her husbands arrest, she asserted in /
one breath that she would return with
him to Shanghai. and in the next that
she would not. 1t is question of love
with her. She says that sometimes
she believes her husband does not II
care for her, and that when she feels /
that is true she makes up her mind |
to leave him. But later, when she /
reads how concerned her husband is
concerning her welfare, how he is in
sisting upon money being provided for
his wife's return to her home city, her
opinion changes and she determines
to stay with him until the end.
She says that the only fllame she
ever knew him by was Sanchez. AS
Tor the report that he has served four
Years for forgery, she says she knows
nothing.