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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-12

Marinio Kabales, charged with the
embezzlement of q small amount Of
money belonging to a local ice COM
pany, entered a plea of guilty In the
district court this morning and was
sent to the reef to serve out a four
months sentence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-12


Fourteen victims of excessive in
temperance were gathered in by the
police during the celebration of Kane
hameha Day. Save in two instances
the defendants entered a plea OF
guilty when arraigned before Judge
Monsarrat and received the minimum
fine. M So
Complaint is made to the police that
one or more persons entered illegally
the premises of the Hawaii theater
last night The box office was thor
oughly transacted though nothing of
value was reported missing this morn
ing.
Henry Mobray Schwartz is still held
at central police station pending ad-
vices from San Francisco concerning
his return to the coast. Schwartz was
placed under arrest by Chief McDma;e
and his officers while a through pas
senger from San Francisco to Aus
tralia in the Oceanic liner: Sonoma.
The authorization for his arrest came
from Chief of Police White Of the
Golden Gate: City, 81
The evening world., 1913-08-12
FIND GIRLS CLOTHES
IN EMPTY BATHHOUSE
May Be Case of Suicide, or Acciden-
tai Drowning, or a Quick
Getaway.

The police Of Coney Island are pux-
cling over an outfit Of clothes found this
morning In tho Remington Baths by
Henry KoJan. tho proprietor. Kojsn
explained that the clothes were worn by
a pretty blonde girl who came to his
place yesterday afternoon and hired =
bathing suit lie noticed her because
there were not many persons In bathing
on account Of the cool weather. but
chiefly because she was 80 pretty.
About five feet tall. the bathing man
said. twsnty-ons years old. with blue
eyes.
When the clothes were found In tho
bath house, he was uncertain whether
the girl had committed suicide or had
been drowned In the surf. or had made
a quick change Of costume and . get
away for the purpose OF a mysterious
dissppearsnce."
The clothes Included a brown SILK
dress. black straw hat With white how-
erx. black shoes and stockings. In q
small purse were two pcnnies and sew
srsi cards bearing the name Miss
The evening world., 1913-08-12
KIDNAPPED 4 MINISTER
TO PRAY FOR the SENATE
Substitute Clergyman in Washington
Given II Minutes Surprise by
Sergeant-at-ArmS. -

WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-Rev. c. Al
bert Thomas. a young Episcopal clergy
man from Canonsburs. Pa, was busy In
the rectory OF st. Marks Church to-day
with the morning duties Of the parish In
which he 10 officiating during the sum-
mer when q strange man, stammering
attempted explanations. bundled him
into a tsxicab almost by force and
rushed him away. When Rev. Mr..
Thomas recalled his adventures Of the
ensuing twelve minutes he realized that
he had been kidnapped to the Capitol Of
the United States. introduced to the
vice-President and had opened a session
Of the Senate with prayer.
Chaplain Prettyman forgot the Senate
was meeting at II o'clock beginning to-
day, instead OF noon. and Assistant
Serxeant-at-Arms McGHain had just
twelve minutes TO scare up a preacher
when the Chaplain's absence was dis.
covered.
The evening world., 1913-08-12
MRS. RUMSEy GIVES Up
ALL HOPE Of FINDING
HER STOLEN Jewels
She Is Convinced the Robbery
Was Not the Work of
Her Servants.

Mrs. Charles G. Rumscy. daughter OF
the late Il. II. Hartman. announced
to-day that she had given up all hope
OF ever recovering any portion Of tho
pearl necklace and other Jcwelry which
was stolen from her summer residence
at Narraganseu Pier. II. l.. several
weeks ago. Shs will return next week
to her home in westbury. l.. I.
1--WE have abandoned tho theory that
the robbery was committed by anybody
connected with the household" said
Mrs. Rumsey to-day, ut was undoubt.
eddy by an outsider. and there Ia no
way In which my presence At Nara
aansett, can be OF service to the de-
tectiveA I had intended to return 10
Westbury some time ago and shall
therefore now carry out my original
plans.
"The most searching Inquiry has been
made OF every incident In and about the
house at the time Of the robbery. and by
process OF eiimination the servants and
all other persons known to have been
about the promises have been absolutely
cleared. The Idea that the robbery miKhl
have been done from the inSide was
simply a theory. and a perfectly natural
one In view Of the mysterious absence OF
any clues and the absolute certAinty
with which the burglars went after and
obtained exactly what they wanted"
The evening world., 1913-08-12

and want to compete with him. they
will get enough OF competition before
they get throughs
/ don't claim that women are In
ferior to men: I only claim that they
are not mems equals mentally.
I'm no misOgynist. by any means.
for love the whole sweet. blooming
sex, but believe In giving unto
Caesar the iaurels which are
Caesars. A READER
Dear Madam: II u true that . man
II superior to . woman physically.
Men may be great but not because
they are superior to women intel
lectualiy or In any other activity Of
life. but simply because they are men.
1t 10 In tho humblest homo and In
the highest society you will ind
woman'r superiority over man. She
uses her Intellectual power to plan
how to improve that which a mans
intelligence can't understand - the
home and our social and the moral
life. A woman knows how to take
care of a homo a. well as how to
cast vote. She knows how to nurse
a baby and she knows the cost OF
living at the same time. The wom-
ans superiority 10 not obvious. but
invisible. 1t II .slt rather than
demonstrated. CESAR A.
The evening world., 1913-08-12
TOY SQUIRREL BOMB
SENT TO CHICAGO IS
HACKENSACK MYSTERY
Dynamite Stuffed Package
Traced to Jersey Express
Office, but No Arrests Made.

A toy squirrel. with dynamite whore
the sawdust stufing ought to be and an
arrangement Of wires In the cigar box
containing It designed to cause the sx-
plosion Of tho dynamite when the pack
age was opened. was received by ex-
press by Angelo Paolelia and his nephew.
Francisco Falato. In Chicago yesterday.
The package bore the pencilled address
mo. 81 Huylsr street. Hackensack. n.
j." on ths outside wrapper.
This address In the Jersey city an
Evening World reporter discovered to-
day to be the residence Of julius Danna
and Thomas, his son. and Rosano Can
trillo. his son-in-law. w. A. Hulburt.
agent for the Well Fargo Company. re-
membered that two men answering the
description OF Thomas Danna and Can
trillo brought a parcel to his Office q
few days ago for shipment TO the ad-
dress In Chicago at which the danger
Gus squirrel was received.
The police Of HackensRck. saying they
have received no Official communication
from Chicago ansnt the receipt OF tho
stra pgs Internal machine. and that they
have. consequently. no reason for &C.
ton, have not detained the Dannas
or Cantrilio. These men disclaim any
knowledge OF the explosive rodent or
Of the two men In Chicago who received
II.
Neighbors say that Paolella and ia.
iato lived In the same house with the
DannaS until six months ago. whsa
they moved 10 Chicago. Joseph Ca.
salli. who was the landlord of the Hack
ensack house at that time. disappeared
simultaneously with his two lodgerA
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out OF the way. She was TO have be-
come q mother shortly. Once she Ii
known. 1t will not be hard. the police
believe. to run down every one with
whom she had even superficial ac-
quaintance.
80 far the investigations OF tho
twenty detectives working on the case
have resulted only In the discovery Of
the knife and an iron shoemaker's last
with which the murder probably was
committed, and the discovery of several
persons who heard = woman scream In
the Cold Spring Grove woods ON Sun
day night. Finger prints OF the dead
girls hand have been taken. and thu
police will compare these with records
kept at several employment agencies
where Il Is customary 70 finger print all
applicants for positions.
The evening world., 1913-08-12
SAYS HUSBAND KICKED HER.
Actor Harold VOsbasgh's wife
sues for Separation.

Accusing her HUSBAND Of cruel and
inhuman treatment. Mrs. Julia Holdings
worth vosburEh. daughter Of tho pro-
prietor of the King Edward Hotel. nied
suit for separation In tho Supreme
Court to-day against her husband.
Harold, who was an actor In David
Beiasco's THE Woman" Company last
season.
She alleges that vosburRh shortly
after their marriage. which was solem-
nixed In Canada last October. kicked
and beat her 80 often that she had to
leave him.
The summons was served upon Vos.
burgh at the stage entrance OF a
broadway showshop whore he 10 said
70 be rehearsinx In one of the new
seasons productions.
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Angelo or any other great artist or
composer. why didn't they devotei
their lives to the task instead Of get.
ting married."
It is not difficult to answer this In.
quiry Of an Evening World reader.
who maintains that women are men
tally inferior to men. When the
human being. man or woman, ia con.
fronted by the necessity Of choosing
between the life Of the emotions and
the life Of the mind he Is generally
not very long In making his choice.
So the highway Of the heart 10 broad
and beaten smooth by the myriad
feet that have trodden II, and the
road of the mind and the Joys Of the
mind resemble an abandoned COW
path.
Men have always enjoyed the
privilege of being lovers and artists
The evening world., 1913-08-12

NJ Tue same tline, OF tucEe wou'o No
stricted to love in marriage by tn
pressure Of public opinion. have had
To man fate offered love and fame to
woman love OR fame. and women have
always chosen love. or rather been
chosen by Il. for In the grip Of what
Shaw and his disciples call the life force
II 10 doubtful II they have had any
choice.
marriage, save for very few Tor.
tuzsts women. means and has Al
ways meant . multiplieity Of petty
duties, . noaotony Of tr1Ass.
WOULD HAVE BEEN LIKE FROG
IN THE WELL.
II Michael Angelo had been . woman
he must have said to himself: II have
o magnificent conception for . statue OF
Moses which ! will execute as soon a.
have given Tommy Ms cough medi-
cine. heard Emily's prayers. put the
clothes In soak for the washerwoman.
mixed the bread. darned eighteen pairs
OF stockings and boiled some SOAP" or
II have a vision Of tho young David
which will commit to clay juEt a. soon
40 I have been to market or when I
finish putting up these ounce pre-.
serves"
Why. that familiar and detestable
frog In the well who climbs two feet
toward the light every day and falls
back three feet every night might Just
as well say to himself, when l get
The evening world., 1913-08-12
Almost Drowned at City Island.

Almost Drowned At City Island.
Robert Smith. q young man Of No. 80
Forest avenue. the Bronx. was among
the. early swimmerv at City Island to-
day. He went out . considerable dis
tanop beyond the others. Suddenly he
began to struggle and cry for help. I.
Goldberg OF No. 1857 Wilkens avenue
and DIR. Robinson. . dental student. got
into a rowboat and reached him not q
moment too soon. He was dragged
into the boat and taken ashore. where
he was revived. He had been seized
by . cramp.
The evening world., 1913-08-12
Curing Shortnsss ef Breath.

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"What Shall l Do
For My Cornplexion?"

asked q reiEnins society woman Of Sir
Thomas Barlow. Physician to King Ed.
wards household. Take olive oil; live
on IL: eat II: drink ~ dress your food
with u and don't do without IT,
In Latin countries whore olive oil 10 daily
used. clear. smooth skins and iuxuriant
hair are almost invariable, and are 81.
rectiy attributed to tho olive oil diet.
The evening world., 1913-08-12
MURDERED GIRL
FLUNG IN JH|CKEL
AFTER HER DEATH
Coroner's Physician Declares
Spuyten Duyvil Victim Was
Slain Elsewhere.
TRIED TO BEHEAD HER.
Finger Prints May Reveal lden-
tity and Clutched Hair
Gives Only Clue.
TRIED TO BEHEAD HER.


law made. in preparation for the au-
800, .nr-o .l,no-s.,a, .xam,na.
non Oh he pooS OF '"e "'"~" VIM "aS
Pound murdered on sunday night In Cold
BORING Grove, near Spuyten Duyvil
rr.ox y.ve tho no,,ce n Gin. In work on
-h.r no a.c,ds,i from IN. evidence Of
A.. -. ...c .u.A
!. ~. ,h,or., .,hor. IN. hodx "a.
,o,,a nm, a, .o,r. asian, .po,--per.
haps one OF the shanties In the neigh
orhood.
Dr. weston based this deduction on
q fact that At the SPOT whore the body
a. discovered there was no such pool
! must have been caused by the At.
mpt. which clearly had been made, to
,ver the Victims head from her body.
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peeh caused p! oio~s on the "e.u
S'oo"o.s wiz" '"e s"o.""ne' "o"
last wn'eh an EVENING "orid reporter
round yesterday near the oody. In al
d'tion. there were twenty-hVe s'ao
WOUNDS on 'he scalp NECK. race arms
ana hahus' ana an e"or' mao zee" "'"oe
~ weston most none, tho au,opsv I'M.
til tomorrow to give an opportunity for
IN identification OF the woman to-day.
Gut no one called at the MorEue. 1gnor-
ance OF the identity OF the victim 10
handicapping the police. but they are
looking for a man about thirty-two
Seau Old, Ave feet. eight inches tall
and weighing about It's pounds. who had
dark brown hair like the strands which
were clutched IN the stiffened fingers Of
the dead girl.
Practically the only clue on which the
ruoiice can work was supplied by John j.
Fitzgerald. a clerk in the jewelry de.
partment Of the Appraisers Stores. at
No. al Washington street Mr. F1tx.
serald lives on Two Hundred and
Twelfth street. between Ninth avenue
and the Harlem River. He told the po-
lice that shortly after Z O'Clock Sunday
NIGHT he noticed q man such a. he de.
seribed ana q girl resembling the VIC
tim Of the murder quarrelinE in the
street near his home. The Elri was cry
ing. The couple walled on toward
>e
TW IDENTITY VICTIM 40 ANNIE
cHoPEck.
Rut while the search for this man Is
h.inr continued. II Il the rirls identity
~hioh the notice want most to establish
rhsre In n chance that she may prove
10 bavc been Annie Chopeck, who came
rvou s,avonia five months aSo. Mary
Iakss. of No. 1850 Spuyten Duyvil road
"a V.,hleen I,astowski. Of No. a66b the
,sma .trset. viewed the body OF the girl
and said. In appearance and In the style
and quality OF the clothing. It resemble.
MI. Chopeck,
The evening world., 1913-08-12
|Clogged
Nostrils
Lead to
Consumption

Have you pains over the right syA
pains over the left eye. pains eofooo
the front OF the headf Do you tahe
cold easily. sneese . great dealf D.
you sneese until you become 6le1yt
Does first one nostril. then the othsH
close! Have you Q discharge from
your nostrilsf Are you losing your
sense Of smell? Do crusts form u
your nostrils! do you sleep with
your mouth open? Does your throat
Il i dry. ~ II sand was busted over
It! Does your throat tickle - II Q
horsehair had lodged In Il? Have
you dropping In the throatf Do
you have to be constantly clearing
the throat? 10 your hearing failing?
Have you unnatural sounds In the
ears! Are those sounds like steam
escaping or like water fsllingf D.
your ears feel like they were stopped
up! Does the wax harden In your
cars! DO your ears discharge?
nave you pains In the ehestf Have
you soreness behind the breastbonsi
have you stitches In your sidsf
Have you . dull ache under the
shoulder bladesi Have you an irri-
tatins cough? Do you spit ~ &
tough. grayish material? Do you
spit up . yellowish materialf D
you spit up Q dark brown. rusty
looking material? -,
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| Netuse 10 strain dust asd 0urns ouS a ~ e.
The evening world., 1913-08-12
GEN. Jone. HteadIlx sinkin..

BINGHAMION. N. Y. Aug. ie,--Gsn.
d. r. Jones. critically III at his home
here. was reported to-day to be steadily
sinking.
The evening world., 1913-08-12
CloRxsd Nostrila cur,d.

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The evening world., 1913-08-12
BIZ NixOla Greeiey.Smith.

History where compelled
in the past had In them the making Of Michael
The evening world., 1913-08-12

And helpless, and surrounded by . hos
,f tiny beings each one Of whom ha.
,inned him to earth by y hair. Anc
le was as hopelessly their prisoner. al
hough each one had been Of his owl
Iize.
Considered from The peiAt Of
view Of her intellect, woman pre-
ssnts he picture q another 0u1n.
yer pinned 70 sAStA ~ . theusaaa
Nuiput1an auties-ths oase Of
oi,iiarsn, the control Of the butcher.
me baksr ana tie plumber, the
constant worry about little but
Ascsssaxy things, constituting al
tos ether the biggest thing In life.
ths home. Man has written the
poetry Of love ana left 70 woman
its mechanics. Il u fair TO re-
proaoh her with the faot hat ~
writes better poems.
The letter to which I have referrs
follows:
Dear Madam: AL this talk about
women not having Q chance In the
past 10 90 much nonsense. History
Sails to show where women werA
ever compelled to get married and
raise children for their husbands.
thereby sacrificing their chances for
fame.
II any women In the past had In
them the making Of Michael An
gelo or any other great artist or
composer, why didn't they devote
their Mves to the task. instead Of get
ting married? II was the works OF
Angelo that brought him fame. not
his sex. School Teacher" asks II
women are inferior. why school girls
should be 80 much brighter than
schOolbOys. The answer Ia easy.
The average boy Of fifteen Ia far
more interested In baseball and other
sports than In his school books. and.
on the other hand, girls at that age
take a deeper interest In books. but
when they both arrive at the years
Of discretion. who. then. 10 the more
enthusiastic about learning?
school Teacher seems to forget
that It has been only q short time
ago when they had that great up
heaval about the public school teach
srs q great many Of them) not be-
Ing able to compose An Intelligent let
ter, They made errors on computa-
tiop. composition ana spelling. which
doesn't look very promising for the
fair sex.
Some people saw that women are
more mentally alert than men. be-
cause they can talk more and faster.
A child can talk more than a man,
hut that In no sign that they are as
Intelligent. although many OF them
think they are.
1900. .,..-n...
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out Of this place I am going to write .
poem about IT,"
OF course women, tie busiest Of
them, have leisure for gossip ana
bargain hunting. For these ere
tr1AiAS thinSs which nssd take
only scraps Of mina ana remnants
Of time.
1risAy, then, The case for woman
u this' Confronted By . ohoaes bs-
tween the creation Of ufs and the
creation Of Art, she = driven -
marriage ana homsmaAaAS, which
By its uninsparsA aaA relentless
complexities kiils The aEtastae In
pulse, II she possesses 10.
The Evening World reader. while
the greater intelligence Of
school girls. adds: when both (girlH
and boys) arrive at years Of discretion.
who then Is the more enthusiastic
about learning?" OF course he an
swers, the man. II this be true. where
then Is the point OF divergence?
Is It at marriage. Does not that prov
that woman's handicap 10 assumed wit
maturity and IL not born In her. that'i
IL her preoccupatio with physical crea.
ton which has kept her from intellectua
eminence?
LIKE CULVER BOUND BY
HOST OF LlLLiPuTiANs.
When CULVER awoke on the ISLAM
Of Lilliput he found himself PROSTATE
The evening world., 1913-08-12
Ne fSS

~. I have pa. > sisss,~y e y. .s..t..s =
!nposi.nt oes NJ discovery dos svV NJ -
s Gs,ssa'y nj q ps:sss i1s.u.sss islo ~ q
are painful snd iuelsad q e,pins he dsssSs ~
often foscsd y fusthss up. iato n,s or. :.
- ~. inHos!sns N asthod q trsdnsaa , ~
The evening world., 1913-08-12
CHRIS
Pronounced She-ris
OLIVEOIL

IL the pursst and finest that can be made.
Il has q distinct, delightful flavor. and Ii
unusually rich In medicinal and food prop.
critics. Ii . trtfio mare expensive per
package than Inferior grades. but you set
full measure.
II your dealer hesitates about aap,lyins you
With Chists, It's an Indication thai he wouhi
Ike to sulstltuts 2 brand on which his profit V
srssfe. In such instances We will deliver 10 vo1
direct or through sDrne nearby merchant.
Trial hottie. with hisioy. 1t Chris and boohiss
ceipt VI 10 osnts In stsmlS or coin.
ANTOINE CHIRIs COMPANY.
Dent. W. ~ Pistt strest. New Yesk.
The evening world., 1913-08-12

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The evening world., 1913-08-12

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hssf ny alarm dock when I prssssd Il up assiss
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can nov hsey . Watch uch vkea M aSlps
Bscad place. Brookiyu.
.o!sr lou have " suss >, ass so,as - g go =:
had nas.. . cough Q, ehcs psIss. ar %
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sdvtcs. =. n.
.ni b Iss:N 70 sdvss you - ssiss sosssss
ips your condition.
The evening world., 1913-08-12

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30 barring s:i:d ss sSSr! .ss s' s.! -
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q nsthinsy. \! had ~ ,ss!s s.sts4, ID 6
ne that noihinS eoaA b doe 10 ~ 80
sse: ,,:..,sN Mr. ~ o 9, e. Issssss Is
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plainly. &pd she thinls she cen. hss, sinost n
veil q shs ever eould rhs. sa1..s In ~ csss
Which had ave" her % much bosAs. an A1ssp
-, ~ osA'S; '-d.' I" ns Alss.' .''.,.
The evening world., 1913-08-12

When CULVER awoke on the islam
Of Lilliput he found himself PROSTATE
The evening world., 1913-08-12

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