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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
new EXPLOSIVE MAY
SUPPLANT SHRAPNEL
American Inventor Makes
Great Claims for Roch-
ambOitc.
EXPERTS WATCHING 1T

Rochamboitc is the name or a "eY
explosive in which United states. British
and French military experts are much
interested. Military boards have been
carefully watching experiments made by
it's inventor.
The new destructive agent looks like
f'ne sand or powder and when ex-
plodcd in y shell IL creates heat or
more than $500 degrees and throws
molten meta, just as the bullets IN
srrapnel shell are scattered
+. ". Pugsley. who il metallurgical
Darragh Mining Company and IL
stationed at Perth Amboy. y. j., has
been studying Rochamboite since last
October and has now perfected 1t and
is ready to put 1t to use.
Mr.. Pugsley Ia a Rochester man and
the name Rochamboitc II combination
OF Rochester and Perth Amboy While
observing tho refining of metals he
watched the blast furnaces and the
matte or impure metal that escaped and
ran into the water, where II exploded
with great fore Matte is product
containing sulphur and is obtained In
the smelling Of sulphds of different
metals. THIS set MIR fugsley thinking
and he says he has combined the
salts of metals and non-metsIlic ele-
menis Al the instant ~ detonation
metallic parts Of salts OF metal are
reduced to matte or combination or
impure metals. Tho nor-metallic part Of
metallic salts combined with the organic
elements causes the explosion and throws
ont the molten matte. bomb loaded
with eigh, ounces Of TITS explosive
threw this molten matte forty to flfty
feet high and when 1t fell into tho sand
the heat was so great that the sand
fused"
The metal when Il hardons books like
small pieces Of iron. ore. II takes all
sorts of shapes and sizes. some pieces
are tho sic NJ finger tip and others
are several inches in diameter. These
pieces burn their way into anything
they meet and would ini'ict painful
wounds An eight ounce bomb recently
exploded tore hole { fee, deep and J
feet m diameter I'm the earth II * ex-
plodel by detouator hut Mr.. Pugslev
docs not use illuminate OF mercury. ""
saws that tha explosive can he manu-
featured very easily and very quickly
and handled very easily, a. II is not as
dangerous a. dynamite. lyddite or o'h"r
explosive.
This now explosive r.u hc used IN
| any shelf or ~ hand ersnsde- and wa =
| shrapnel shell II takes the place Of the
! 35o bullets which are scattered by the
explosion
Mr. ruESlcy says Rcrhamhou" also
gives on very evil smelling "a
which while not dangerous woub clear
! the men on, ~ any trenches in which
| II was liberated.
The military attaches Of mo Alhe'
! and United states army ofhcers have
watched the experiments very carefully
and agree ilat This new explosive Is
better than anything that is now in use
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
NO COFFIN PROVIDED
FOR FROHMAN'S BODY
Late Theatrical Manager Rests
on Floor of Cunard Queens
town Offices.
sp,eiai cabi, Despatch 10 TBr srS

QrrvSsrowS. MAY II Although the
srtsttc world IL mourning the loss OF
Charles Frohman his body. s'ill un-
coffined. rests to-nisht on the stone Moor
Of the Cunard compsny's offices here. the
temporary mortuary.
The body WAS enbalmed early ~ the
direction Of Mr.. Frost. the United states
Consul and since that time the authori-
tics have been aUaitins the definite
orders 81 some person representing Mr.
Frohman's estate or his friends There
has been plenty OF time for a fitting
coffin to arrive from Dublin or even
London. but none has come
Late this afternoon Webb Wade,
Alfred Gwynne Nsrderhilts secretary,
teleeraphed to Dion Boucicsult In Lon
don;
surely steps ought 10 he taken immc-
diatsly to coffin the body 81 charles
Frohman, Nobody appears TO car" here.
Shall 7 give orders In your behalf? The
matter is extremely urgent"
John II. Williams. who was associated
with Mr.. Frohnan. said last night that
Mr. Frohman's London representative
was instructed by cable last Saturday
To remove Mr.. Frohman's body from the
morgue at Queentown and make due
provision for its care until IL is brought
here by the American liner New York
which sails on SATURDAY These instruc'
'ions the secretary acknowledged and
said no had executed, MI Williams said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
STATE BoRROWS S6,OOO.oOO
Real Estate Owners ~ rest tcsaI.
ity Of the Loan.

ALpAsY. MAY lI--Nogotia''o7s 80.
completed to-day nv rNmp'ro''"- rr,r
for a loan Of 81 00O. 600 from '.n g.,.
an'y Trust Company Of Now Nor. ..
70 meet the running expense, OF OLD.
state until October | The sNl.U.'.n, =
the funds IN tho si1t" Tr'I.I.t .
charged M To eN-Gov. Gl,ur, tn '
eliminating a direct tau 'a-t ye'r r.
money IL needed. among utho- 'Hr-s 'r
pay the salaries of state officers ~
employees
Although tho Real Estate 0Vrsr. a.
ISOLATION OF New Work tnreat.H. Io pt'
the legality ~ such loan. ou tho c-a..
that tho state cannot contract t dole no.
excess of 81 .uou .o"o except %. rstrr
ordun. II Is unlikely tNat -urr y-o,.a'-
'ugs will halt the loan II l. -.u'"....
hv the Administration that 'ho 'N'0 .
not In tho nature NJ a d"ht.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
NEW POLICY PERHAPS.
administration Vow said 20 Look
with Favor On tsrrsp,n.

" AsHiNGroN, May Within week
the Administration expects 10 see tho
most important military engagement
that has been wdvod in Mexico since
he fall ~ Francisco Mtdcro. This
ha'tl" may completely change the aspcct
"f AFFAIRS IN Mexico and result I'm chang
ing the policy of "watchful waiting"
Despite official disclaimers to the con-
trary Il II known that nc authorities
now look with more favor on the cause
Of Carranza, although they arc ny no
means convinced that Carranza can re-
store order IN Mexico
Administration authorities arc dis
posed "a discount reports scui "a Wash
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
FOR FROHMAN ESTATE.
English Representative 10 Named
Receiver povartly.

LONDON. MAY 1.-THE Chancery
Court appointed to-day Westock Wool
ridge receiver and manager 81 Charles
Frohman's estate Mr. Woolridge was
the representative In ENGLAND Of the
American theatrical manager. who went
down on the f.usitsnia
The appointment was made Oh appli-
cation OF Dion Boucicault. who Is a cred
tor to the extent Of t2.5oo ACCORDING
10 a statement made TO the court Mr..
rrohman died intestste. and the APP
poin,ment will hold only until personal
representative can take charge OF the
estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
S76.O32 FOR WAR NURSE.
Jury Gives Award "a wife Of Can't
Rcu In NJ Ia ". Greene.

SAvANNNH, Ga. MAY il--Jud-msnt
for S7s.o32 has been rendered In the
CITY Count AGAINST Cap benjamin II
Greene. one OF the principals in the
Greene and Gaynor Savannah harhor
cortrac, scandals, IN favor or Mrs q.
Mcr Greene, his w,f' nov a Rcd cross
nurse iu France.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
ADAMS SUCCEEDS BITTER.
IL Elected President Of the Na.
tionnI Sculpture society.

Herbert Adams Of 1871 West Eleventh
street WAS elected president of the Ma
ronal sculpture Society last night to
succeed Karl Bitter, who was killed by
an automobile in front of the Metropoli-
tan Opera House recently.
Other officers elected were Lloyd War
rem and A. l.. Weinman, vice. presidents:
Robert Aitken. secretary, and d. w.
Drummond. treasurer. The home of the
society is at 2l2 West Fifty-seventh
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12

ington ny Con villa mat hr r, ,Ivrl.
10 crush Obregon \ telegram aag %.
ceived at the villa ag"ncy to.da1 'rr.
villa himself announcing fNH' ." ht.
crushed the loft wing NJ OBJ. Enn.s t..r.
This was denied in cahlegrtr' rsrcivs
at the Carranza agency from Ner, r'u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
Pioneer In Ills Methods.

"He was the first TO iuaugurate big
sliding scale royalties for authors and
had the same terms for all. claiming II
an author could write a play that could
earn big money he was entitled to his
share OF the receipts and the more the
play earned the more the author Was
entitled to.
&C. T. knew absolutely nothing about
the value of money. and cared nothing
for II. No baSer Islander was ever
written about = man than the articles
by numerous writer's who always love 10
write about the commercialism in the
theatre 1aud who never take the
trouble to investigated to accuse {, +
II commercislism.
"An adverse criticism never both
cred HIM unless IT abused the author.
the actor or actress. He cared abso-
lutoly nothing what might be said about
him. He produced many play he know
would fail because he had given his
word Ia the author he would produce IT,.
mo man, woman Or child ever saw
him angry or heard him raise his voice.
I never knew him to have An enemy.
! never heard him speak III of any one.
&C. f. always was delighted when "A
play made a success. no matter by whom
produced
He never would make "A contract
with any of his stars. If would rcmon-
strste he would say 10 me No. ] won't
do IL. | want them to be in a position
so that II they ever become dissatisfied
they know they are free to leave me,
HE has paid millions of dollars Ia
authors without the scratch of pen
and never had dispute or lawsuit
with them or with anybody over a bus!-
ness transaction.
&C. r died comparatively poor man
He never wanted money. When up
.-aided on this point he would say; III
Shen | die ! can do so with the love
and respect Of all my stars, all my au'
;hors. all my associates, all my en-
pioyees and my creditors then ! vii
~ hAye lived in vain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
SAYS &C. f." DIED POOR.
Cared Nothing for Money. Only for
Good Deeds. Hsyman Asserts.

All Haymsr, general manager for the
late Charles Frohman and his friend for
thirty years. joined with others
yesterday In an appreciation of and
tribute to the private and professional
life of the deceased man. Among other
things Mr.. Hsyman said that Mr.. Froh-
man died - comparatively poor man
and never wanted money
II first met G. + in Philadelphia
thirty-seven years ago said NJ. Hay
man. He was treasurer of Haverly's
Ministries. | was the advance agent for
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Florence. The Col
onnsde Hotel. at the corner ~ Fifteenth
and Chestnut streets at that time was
the swell hotel OF Philadelphia. In the
course OF a walk one day We stopped in
front OF the hotel and c. +, said Some
day | hope to have money enough 70
stop at the Colonnade.' lie never forgot
this and whenever we went to philadel-
phia together he would always insist on
our walking up to the hotel. look at II
and recall the conversation.
Authors. actors and actresses have
los, the greatest friend they ever had.
He did more for them than any other
manager, He was the tlrst to pay big
salaries and the first to allow his chill
dren.' as he loved TO call them, unlin-
tied amounts for stage gowns and per-
nitted them 10 have them made
wherever they pleased,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-12
Relations with Ills stars.

His greatest delight was the morn
ing wires no would receive each morning
on mis- arrival at the Office from his
stars He never failed TO have daily
communication with them.
at IL doubtful If any man in the
theatrical business ever lived who gave
away as much money To charity AZ G. +.
When he had an application Of any
Kind from a professional who said he
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20

Honolulu Lodge No. 81, F. & A. NJ.
will hold a special meeting this even
ing at half-past seven O'Clock. Rou-
tine work in first degree. LII. i.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20
DAILY REMINDERS

Round the Island in auto, $500.
Lewis Stables Phone 2141.--Ady.
Ladies of taste should inspect the
spring showing of panamas and milli-
merry at Milton & Parscn's.-adv.
.Lickin' good" are the homemade
candies fresh daily-at the
Sweet Shop-and sold at either store.
You get your meat and other sup
plies delivered on time, and in double
quick time, when you trade at the C.
Y. Hop Wo meat market.
Save weekly-not weakly. And put
your savings regularly in the Bank
of Hawaii, Ltd. A per cent interest
paid compounded semi-annually.
Don't write to the other islands
send a Mutual wireless. It's quick
and accurate. Phone to 1874 or call
at the Mutual Telephone Co.'S Office
in Adams lane.
II you love you wife take her home
a beautiful bouquet of cut flowers
once In a while-yes, today. Get the
blooms at Mrs. E. NJ. TayIor's florist
shop on Hotel street, opposite the
Young cafe.
II it's time to buy a typewriter it's
the right time to buy the right type
writer-the Oliver No. Z. Come in
and see its advantages over other
machines. Hawaiian News Co, Ltd,
in the Young building.
Nine men cut Of ten look best in
blue serge suit; probably you are one
of the nine. Then get a Gold Eagle,
blue serge suit at the Ideal Clothing
Co. ga Hotel street, for $22.50-ana
you will outshine the rest.
There are some dandy framed pic
lures at the Honolulu Picture Franz
ing Co.-Bethel street. near Hotel
which would make excellent orna-
ments for any home, no matter how
grand. Prices are low, too.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20

81
Fire broke out at Camp No. late
last night The blaze was confined to
a portion of the roof of two-story
building. The fire is believed to have
been started by sparks from burning
rubbish. The rear portion of one tene-
ment was partly damaged.
Police Officer Frank Kanae was call
ed to Nuuanu river near King street
bridge last evening by cries of dis.
tress, The officer was told that a per
son was drowning in the stream. In
vestigation proved that an exceedingly
intoxicated individual had fallen from
the bridge into the water. The bibu.
lous person was rescued.
What might have been serious
fire was narrowly ayerted last even
ing by prompt action by the depart
ment, when a burning pile Of rubbish
in the rear of large collection of
frame tenements near the corner OF
King and South streets was exiting
uished The blaze originated in an
incinerator used in a blacksmith shop
occupying part of the premises. "A
small amount of damage to the build
ing was done. u. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20

Mrs. Nancy L. McStocker has been
appointed executrix of the estate Of
her late husband, Frank B. McStocker,
to serve without bond.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20
MONSARRAT LAYS
HEAVY F|NESON
THREE GAMBLERS

A blow to the open gambling which
the police say has been going on in the
city and outlying districts for several
months past was given by District
Magistrate Monsarrat this morning
when he assessed Samuel Mcmillan,
of a downtown auto stand, fines and
costs aggregating $3.50 Two others
also were fined. E>a..s's- r. -
Mcmillan entered q plea of guilty to
the charge of being present at gam
bling game conducted at the Lewis
livery stable on King street. For this
participation, Judge Monsarrat order
ed Mcmillan to pay 800 and $2.35
costs. An additional fine of SIS was
charged against the defendant for his
at game in house on
Guliek avenue. @@ .f
Ogata, japanese auto driver. and
Kawashibara, who fell into the net
spread for them by Captain of Detec-
tives McDufie, each paid 800 with
added costs when called before the
police court.
The men offered no defense. They
declined the services of legal counsel
Herman Kubey, upon whose allega-
lions the police made a number of ar
rests, was given until tomorrow to en-
ter plea to the charge of gambling.
Kubey is said to have. lost valuable
diamond ring at q gaming table.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20
TELEGRAPHONE
IS ATTRACTION

A demonstration makes an advo-
cate" might well be made the slogan
of the telegraphone, the new and won
derful invention of the wireless wiz
ard" Poulsen.
1t may be conservatively said that
everyone who has witnessed the mar.
velous performances of this instru-
ment was profoundly impressed with
its almost human actions.
The telegraphone is simply re-
corder OF sound and electrical COM
munications. However, this covers a
wide sand comprehensive range from
that Of the human voice, taken In die
tation, to telephone. and wireless mes
sages. The operation is so simplified
as to render It by far the, most per
fect OF inventions designed to main
tain permanent record. BY intro
ducing highly .magnetized wire Of
several hundred feet in length the
expensive and hazardous discs and
cylinders common to the ordinary ma
chine have been entirely eliminated,
and with superior result. It would
be difficult to enumerate the many
uses to which the telegraphone has
and may be put. In this connection
let US suggest that you pay a visit
to the offices of the II. T. Mccain Co.
located 3S Young building. There you
may see for yourself and form your
own unbiased opinions. We believe,
as do you. that seeing is believing. .
Although the local offices of this
company have been open but com
paratively short time it has been al
most impossible to comply with the
many demands for demonstrations.
This is no experiment, but has been
thoroughly tried and tested in every
conceivable manner and those who
book orders for the installation of q
telegraphone in their offices may do
so with the fullest assurance that it
will more than meet with their every
expectation. It is rapidly replacing
the more antiquated and obsolete
forms of dictaphones throughout the
states.
1t is the purpose of this advertise
ment to invite interested parties to
arrange for demonstrations land to
suggest an advance appointment be-
cause of the large number of like APP
pointments every day..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20
MofYlal6 .ono
'CTIAN1H


Stocks responded still further to
the drop in sugar price today and
there we're further declines Oahu
dropped y, several transactions being
made. H c. & s. declined another Is,
going to 1885.
Eva, on the strength of the dividend
announced few days ago, advanced
q the first sale at over % this year
Haiku also figured in the transactions
for; the first time in the year, Is
shares going at 1870, an advance OF s.
Brewery, which has made a steady adj
vance for two weeks. fell off Y to
15A.
Dividends were announced as fol-
lows: Alexander & Baldwin, IS cents,
Hawaiian Agricultural CO.. 81: Ha,
waiian Electric, IS cents: Onomea, 20
cents
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20

The executive committee of the An
ti-Saloon League will meet in the
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce,
Kauikeolani building, at $3.50 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20
PEACE PAGEANT ADDED
Continued from page onel

$3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon Ha.
waiian pageant will be produced on
the Oahu College campus.
A meeting of the board of direc-
tors will be held at 10 o'clock tomor-
row in the Offices of c. M. Cooke, Ltd,
Fort street, to complete plans for print.
ing tickets for the various Carnival
events. At o'clock this afternoon
the water carnival committee win
meet in the Promotion Committee
rooms. The prizes and awards COM
mittee will meet in the Promotion
Committee rooms at o'clock tomor
row afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20

Official notices OF tile county pri-
maries to be held on Hawaii, Maui
and Kauai ON Saturday, March Il,
were sent out today by Eben Cush-
,ingham, chief clerk in the territorial
secretary's office. At that time the
electorate of the three counties will
select the candidates who are to seek
election later in the spring.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20

Court Lnnalilo, Order OF Foresters,
meets this evening at haif-past seven
o'clock in Pythian hall.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20

Georgiana NJ Perreira has been ap-
pointed guardian Of Julia Lopez, a
minor, under bond of $3.50. .= r =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-20

There will be work in first degree at
the special meeting OF Schofield Lodge
F. & A. NJ, at Leilehua, at half-past
seven O'Clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-12
PocahOntas From a Portrait Believed to Have Been
Painted IN Virginia Old Prints of 1t Are Inscribed
'Pocahontas, First Colonial Dame of America"

such high place in the history Of Virginia.
The spot where the skeleton found right line
between St Georges and St Marys churchyards
was lying face downwards only another link in the
OF evidence for those who deposited body
would have made haste and might
her into the without regard decorum
get away from danger of eOnagion from the disease which
she had died The shaowness Of the explained
by the fact that it is almost line of path that been
Copyright, 1915 by the Star Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-12

What heStarSFore-
tell for November

IT. he November lunation forms triangle with
Jupiter and Saturn. the latter elevated at
= the important angle OF the figure. and the
luminaries afflicted by Mars.
Disorder Families through various channels Of
the body polite, and widespread dissensions per
wade both national and local issues, with a re-
dictionary spirit in election results. In New York
the new Constitution fails OF endorsement in many
Of its essential features, and the woman suffrage
question Is very probably fated TO rejection
Mars rises with place Of the August eclipse in
the quarterly chart, preceding the election. and
many Of the pOrtents there limited at viii be in
evidence in the present period. This viii be
especially noted near the 10TH with Mars square
Sun exactly on that point: Frightful accidents
on land and sea, fires and explosions, strikes and
casualties in war manition factories, earthquake
shocks and destruction through tidal waves are
cOncOmitants Of this aspect.
An early and severe Winter may be expected.
Eastern and coast regions viii experience dis
agreeable phenomena between the 9TH and 10th,
beginning with electric sharpness and ending with
east winds and a severe cold snap. Northwest
winds and a clear almost here viii mark the 18th
and 18th The third week brings a higher tenn
perature, a falling barometer and considerable
rain Cold follows on the 22dswith bizZardic con-
ditiOns about the oath Rain and sleet may be
expected at the close Of the month, with earth
quakes in various quarters.
Specific incidents predicted by the stars in
clude the following;
November MISUNDERSTANDING on electric lines:
a serious accident on an elevated railway A
traffic company in difficulties. Serious Trouble
Tor war munitions plants. The criminal classes
very active
November S-9-An important Diplomatic trans.
action ehected and the Mexican problem clarified.
new development in the Naval Advisory Board
NnWnm0hnr n n-a1rf L.. -T,-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-12

November 1S14-Aceident to school or novne picture
and foreign interests. FF-9
November 2S25-Tradic impeded by weather conditions
STOCK market unsettled Death Of aged fnancier
PERSONS born between the 9th and 9th Of January Apr
ana july or between the 9Th 18th October of anv wear
VIII nave Saturn affecting their during November they
wiz De aHeced by colds rheumatism splenic troubles as
Wen as by tedum in business The same holds time IL
born in the FAN of 1850 Winter of 1851 Summer m 57 first
nine months OF 1864 Winter 1856 FAN of lSSS arst ba
o 1892 - 800 VI -''0' 1900 Ut ran
Ihose born between the Sth 18th of March Nav or
November OF any under favorable AUSPICES of
Jupiter New opportunities viii them and they
should seek promotion and advancement Of interests The
stars hold out like promise born in Spfns of 1S4S sum
eT OF 1902 Winters OF 1856. 1850 Winters of 1858
in 1895 0- ~ 1''As