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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
FOUR FIANCEES
OF SERVICE men
ARE ON SHERMAN
Ernace Matthews, Corporal Of
Company D, 25th Int, Died
Sunday While at Sea

After running two days through a
haze. the United states army transport
Sherman docked at Pier today bring
ing among its large number of pas
sengers four flancees of Guam and Ma
Mia. army and navy officers and in
sular employees.
Interest on the trip centered about
the flancees. who viii continue on the
transport tomorrow for Guam and Ma,
Mia Miss Sara Haug is one of these
but she kept the passengers guessing
as to the identity of her future hus-
band 1t is reported, however, that he
is an insular employe at Manila.
Miss Elizabeth C. Kissel viii be mar
fied to Assistant Surgeon Depping Of
the naval station on Guam as soon as
the transport docks at the island sta
ticn.
Walter II. Sims, clerk quartermaster
corps, was not In charge of the Sher-
man on this trip and it was learned
that he had been transferred to Ma
Mia and f. Vernon Brown is now act
ing as clerk on the transport Incl
dent to the transfer Of Mr.. Sims is
the presence on board the steamer OF
Miss Elizabeth Hugo, who is now on
her way to Manila to become the bride
Of the former quartermaster clerk of
the Sherman.
Miss Ruth Wilcox is another fiancee
aboard, bound for Manila She Will
be married to Lieut. Lester nj. Wheel
er Of the Sth infantry.
Ernace Matthews, corporal Of Com
pany d Of the 25th Infantry, colored,
died of an obstruction of the intes-
tines en- Sunday and his remains were
taken off the transport this morning.
The body win be shipped to Wash
ington. D. c., where sister resides
Frank W. Goss. an American cleo
trician, was found on the second day
cut from San Francisco. stowaway.
Goss said he wanted to go to Honolulu,
so he was accommodated.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
FRANCE'SG GREAT
WARSONG AUTHOR
HIGHLY RONORED
Coffin of the Man Who Wrote
'MarSeilIaise' Taken Through
Streets Lined With Crowds
P0INCARE AND OTHER
HIGH OFFICIALS JOIN
ASSOCIATED Press By Federal wirele.sl

lAssociated Press BY Federal wirelessl
PARIS, France. July 14-Pictur-
esGue and impressive were the scenes
today when the koffin containing the
remains Of Joseph Rouget de Isle,
autnor Of the famous "MarseiIiaise," !"
was taken to the Palace Of the In
valides from the tomb where It had
rested for many generations. Mounted
on a catafaique with French revolu-
tionary emhlems, the coffin was car.
ried through impressive avenues Of
bareheaded citizens.
President Poincare, members of the
cabinet and other officials marched
behind.
A flotlIia of aeropIanes, strangely
contrasting methods Of modern war
with those Of the days Of 1892, brought
up the rear.
De Lisle compcsed the MarseiIlaise
while an officer in the engineer corps
at Strashurg early in the French Rev.
olution. It is related that he wrote
the words and music in single night.
II was first publicly sung BY voIun-
teers from Marseilies in July, 1892, and
became the national song Of the
French republicans. During the resto-
ration Of royalty itwas suppressed but
revived with the renewal Of the re-
public.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
Charge KOTSUKI
WITH ACCEPTING
BRIBE OF CASH
Japanese Newspapers Specify.
Date and Place Where the
Money Changed Hands
ROSE AND M'DUFFIE ARE
MAKING INVESTIGATION
Allegations Against Japanese
Plain Clothes Man May Be
Referred to Commission

The conduct OF S. Kotsuki, a Jap
anese police plain clothes man, is un-
der investigation by Sheriff Rose and
Detective Captain McDuffie IS a result
of the charges OF Gijiro Naito. another
Japanese, that Kotsuki accepted a
bribe of SIS from a third Japanese, va
mamoto. The charges were published
in the Nippu Jill and as soon as the
police learned of them, McDuffie start
ed the lobe
after considerable difficulty, we To-
Gated three OF the. witnesses. = said Nc
Duffie today, "and all of these have
been examined by Sheriff Rose. ] am
trying to locate the other witnesses,
and If, after all the evidence it is pos
sible to secure has been brought be.
fore the sheriff, Mr. Rose probably
viii turn the witnesses over to the
civil service commission and perhaps
that body will see fit to remove Kot-
suki from the department"
The following letter signed "Citi-
zen, accompanied by clipping from
the Nippu Jill. local Japanese daily
newsDaper, under date of July 5, 1915,
has been received by the Star-Bul,
let.n -
Dear Sir:
Il enclose you herewith copy of
Nippu Jill Please translate this and
publish 1t in English. | am anxious
for the public to know what kind of
man that the Honolulu Police Depart
ment have in their Office.
Yours truly.
CITIZEN.
Under the caption Police Officer
Took Bribe," the translation OF the
article. made for the Star-Bulletin.
reads as follows:
On January Is, a Japanese young
man whose name is G1jiro Nait0, called
upon his fsithless sweetheart, Tsune
Nona. who works at - hotel, and
demanded her to be faithful and true
to him as before Otherwise, he was
going to take her life
He took his pistol and pointed at
her. She was not afraid Of him as
she knew him too well and had him
arrested for threatening her life. Mai
to wss sentenced to three months inn
prisonment. After he was convicted
he served his sentence at Oahu Prison
in full term and was given liberty
once more.
He could not give up his love for
CONTINUED on page two)
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WILL G|lECHIAA
CUSTOM HOUSEAT'
TSINGTAO soon
Especial to the Hawaii shinpo.) J

Especial to the Hawaii Shinpo.
TOXIC, Japan, July 14.-Prepara-
tlons by the Japanese government for
returning to the Chinese government
the customs house at Tsingtau, re-
Gently captured by the Japanese from
the Germans, are nearly completed.
II is reported that the rates Of duty
will not be changed, but Will remain
the same as the original German tar
III. The Japanese public is said to be
dissatisfied regarding the plan to
make the return.
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IAssociated Press Service py Federal Wireless,

LONDON, England July 14-Italys determined invasion
Of Austrian territory proceeding with such dash that the
Aurians unable to check it. according odays reports
raid by Italian aviators the big Austrian camp
Goritza the Trieste 'front.' is declared by the army officials
at Rome to have been highly successful
The Austrians report that after artillery engagements
GENEVA. Switzerland July 14.-After dragging their
heavy through very rough country height Of $500
feet in the mountains the Italians have taken miles Of
Austrian trenches in the Carnc Alps The Italians surprised
the enemy by bringing the artillery to bear the trenches
and after bombardng the Austrian positions successfully sent
forward the infantry
Furthermore the Italians said have captured two
important points south Of Goritza
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
NEW BASEBALL RECORD
IN CONSECUTIVE HITTING

lAssociated Press by Fed. wfrsless.l
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July a.
Jack Ness, first bsseman for the Oak
land team Of the Coast league, set .
new record In professional baseball BY
hitting safely in the 42d consecutive
game. Ty Cobb has record with the
Detroit club Of hitting safely in 40
straight games.
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Noted American Inventors Willing
to Serve With Edison For Country

fAssocated PrcEs Service Federal Wreless1 s.
WASHINGTON, d. G.. July 14-Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels today announced that he accepted the resignation
Of Naval Constructor William Ferguson the bureau Of
construction and repair Constructor Ferguson viii 60
private shpyard which, in view Of the demand for vessels
caused by the war. is after expert builders.
0rvie Wright and Hudson Maxim the aviation and ord
experts expressed their willingness serve on
the advisory board civilians be known the bureau
of invention Thomas Edison has already accepted Daniels
head the board It is known whether Maxim
and Wright have been invited to join the board.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
FRANK RUMOR IS
UNC0NFIRMED

[Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
S ATLANTA, Ga, July 14.-Rumors
that widespread plot exists to lynch
Leo M. Frank are unconfirmed. Il is
reported that he YVES to be seized at
the prison farm, where he has been
since Governor sIaton committed his
death sentence to life Imprisonment.
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Welsh Miners Prefer Work to Jail

LONDON, England July 14-Threatened with prosecu-
on under the government munitions act the striking
miners Of Wales preparing to work once
In Meath Gamorgan county, where the labor troubles
been most many thousands Of today decided
continue working is believed that the miners
working under daily contract plan pending definite
tement Of their dispute
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Dept. ouartermaster Wants to
Use at Fort De RuSSy Money
Saved From Appropriation
for Fort kamehameha I'm
provements, Now Completed
WANTS TO APPLY $4,000
TO $126,400 AVAILABLE
IF Allowed, Barracks and Quar-
tiers for Two Companies viii
Be Put Up at 0nce-Rumor
Increase of Strength Of 10th

.-..-xt-.. -.
Mouerh nlellous VI eoi'ssl W .'o'i l' ~
piled by the constructing quartermas-
ter here are likely TO make possible
49,. .a,a,,,a,,on !, ,ba naar future NJ
'o -. ~
tne entire peIlllahene l'ooe -
Russy, although money has only Deen
appropriated for one company. APP
,a,cat,on has been made to the War
,s-s-s.,..-. .'~..... :. ...,.,,I ,o,a sovod -
Depaie'nehl " app'' .ioy $3.50 =
Fort Kamehameha % the De hussy
work. IN which ease the WAIKIKI post
could be finished at one time, with a
saving In labor and material, and
much less Inconvenience to all con-
cerned.
An appropriation of $126.400 is
available for barracks and quarters for
one company at De Russy. But al
ready there are three sets Of new
quarters. which can be made part OF
the new most and with these con-
structed. Col. Cheatham, the depart
ment ouartermaster. figures that he
can build the post for two companies.
its projected harrison. for $4,000
more. This amount has been saved In
the Kamehameha construction, so If
Washingtou wiz give the necessary
authority. De Russy viii get its CON-
pleted post far ahead Of the time esti-
mates
board composed Of Col. ". C. Raj
fertv coast defense commander. Lieut..
Col B. r. cheatham. department quar-
termaster and Lieut.. Col. Chas. s.
Bromwell. department engineer, re-
Gently decided on the site for the new
barracks The condemnation Of
strip Of land on the eva side Of the
reservation for which ~ $50 was re-
Gently awarded BY Federal Judge
Clemens. makes possible the compile
ton q, the post according TO the rec
concentrations q this board 1ne nnu.
ings have gone % washington. togetn-
er with the recommenoatlon tnat tne
entire post pe oul,t AZ the p5esent
time, ana IayoIaoie answer Is eA-
peSseu pk any nelh
n ne ~" 's-.-asaa ~ eens .a.s 40 os,ns es
clb4r4 W eel'tf~.ice VI W. A.ClAf e.Le
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
German Submarine Toll For June

ASSOCIATED Press Federal wreIessJ
BERLIN, Germany, July 14.-Forty- three enemy msr-
chanmen with total tonnage Of 125000 orpedod by
German submarines in june, according to figures given out
here. fss
LONDON England July H. The captain and four oi tie
which exploded under the vessel of the Swedish coast
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
LACK DOCTORS IN RUSSIA.

YOKOHAMA, Japan.-A Nagasaki
despatch to the Toxic Asahi reports
that the head Of a hospital in Naga-
saki has received word from Russia
that both surgeons and nurses are bad
" needed In that country and that
the Russian government viii shortly
ask the Japanese government to send
a large contingent to Russia to attend
wounded soldiers there.
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ROOSEVELT WILL VISIT
EXPOSITION THIS MONTH

Especial to the Hawaii Shinpo.)
SAN FRANCISCO, July f4-Form-
or President Theodore Roosevelt to-
day informed Governor johnson that
he will arrive In this city July 20 to
visit the exposition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
EXPOSITION TENNIS

lAssociated Press by Federal Wireless]
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July A.
Johnny Strachan today beat Melville
w. Long in the exposition tennis tour.
nament.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
TORPEDO BOATS CRUISE

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July A.
The WhippIe, Paul Jones, Perry, Pre-
BILE and Truxtun Of the Pacific fleet
torpedo flotiIIa will sail tomorrow for
sitka and Dutch Harbor, Alaska, on .
months cruise.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
German Engineers Fortify Ottoman
Capital, Fearing Allies Attack

lAssoelated Press Service by FEDERAL WIeessI
C0NSTANTNOPLE, Turkey July 14-German enoi-
have begun changes IN the defense Of Con-
stantinople guard the Golden Horn against the Allies they
break through the strong deenses at the Dadans and
Galipoi peninsula.
The engineers strengthening the city deense large
number Of being employed in the work All the big guns
available being mounted in the effective positions
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July a.
Sugar: Sc degrees test, 4.s6 cents.
Previous quotation, 4.s45 cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
At CIeveIand-cIeveiand 8, Boston
2; second game Boston 7, cleve-
land I.
At Detroit-Detroit 12, New York 8.
At Philadelphia--chicag 8, Phila-
delphia 4.
At st. Louis-st. Louis 2, Washing
ton al innines).
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ALLS7RlANS LOSE MOUNTAINOUS PASSES IN .
HEAVY FIGHTING WITH DASl1LNG ITALIANS
KING EMMANUEL'S DAREDEVIL
SOLDIERS ACTIVE; GERMANS
FORT|FYING CONSTANT|NOpLE

ENGINEERS HARD AT WORK ON NEW DEFENSES. START.
ING RUM0R THAT ALLIES ARE CUTTING WAY PAST
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONTINUE DRIVE TOWARD
vERDUN-FREhcH SAY ENEMY CHECKED m ARGOMME
FEW DEvEL 0PMENTS REPORTED ON EASTERN FRONT
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French and German Claims on West

wreless1
LONDON, England, July 14-Large gains toward Verdur
claimed by the Germans today in their official reports
the west front fighting
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BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At New York-New York 6, Chicago
S; second game-chicaso 8, New
York I.
AT Rrooklyn-5rooklyn 2, cineinna-
ii I.
At Observation-Disclosures 6, ST
Louis 8.
Rain at Boston.
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Admiral Thomas B. Howard, in
command of the Pacific fleet.
Washington has given him large
discretion in handling Mexican af-
fairs which menace Americans or
foreign residents in the Pacific
ports. When Guayn1as was In
danger from an Unnecessary bonn
bardment by carranza gunboat,
Admiral Thomas firm protest at
once assured the safety Of the ci-
william population.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14

LONDON, England July 1.-THE French maintain that
the progress Of the Germans has been definitely stopped the
Argonne district No developments took place in the east
arena today.
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WISCONSIN AT PANAMA

COLON, Panama, July 14.-The bat
tIeship Wisconsin has arrived here.
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ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 14.-Ad-
herents Of Gen. Francisco Villa have
received word from their chieftain
denying the report that he will with
draw from the command of his armies
in favor Of Gen. Robles, one Of his
trusted men. II was reported that
Villa contemplated this action so that
harmony with carranza could be soon
er secured.
EL PASo, Tex, July 14.-A report
from carranza officials says that Villa
has evacuated Aguas caiientes with
his army.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-29
WEEKS NEWS In PARAGRAPHS

The loss OF life In Canton. China.
due to fire and flood. is estimated in
tens OF thousands. according to a re-
port from Admiral WHITEWATER. COM
mand!ng the Asiatic fleet.
Unofficial word OF the sinking OF
the American steamship Leelanaw by
q German submarine was conveyed to
President Wilson Monday. but he de-
clined to make any comment for publ
cation, pending the receipt of full Of
fetal details.
Formal inquiry will be made at the
Berlin foreign office by American
Ambassador Gerard for the German
official version OF the recent attack by
a submarine on the British liner
Orduna ms she was bound for New
York with score OF American citi-
zens among her passengers.
Western
Utah Day was celebrated at the
Panamn.Pacific exposition.
A truce was signed at San Francis.
CO between the leaders of the Bling
Kong and Suey On tongs to prevent
any further activity among the gun.
men.
| l.. NJ. Dean was bound over to the
District Court on n charge of abduct.
ing Il. A. Empcy. a wealthy ranchman,
east OF Idaho Falls. Ida. He signed
full confession.
| latl hot hn Int Gtntn
would be drawn into war with Ger.
many was made by Congressman
Frank Buchanan OF Chicago. speaking
at Kansas City before the Industrial
council.
Chicago real estate increased In
value during the last year S3il. 70S..
! l2i. according to figures announced by
Paul II. Wledcl. real estate expert OF
the board OF assessors. The increase
over 1914 approximately is ~ per
cent
Divers and drcdgers went back
Monday NJ Chicago to their grim work
of removing additional dead from tho
badly balanced ship OF DEATH In Chi.
cago river The divers report that
there are still about 200 bodies re-.
maining In the hull
Two million families destroyed In
| fifty years In the toll OF divorce courts.
said Bishop william II. Moreland OF
the Episcopal diocese OF Sacramento.
In an address delivered ut the second
session OF the worlds congress on
marriage and divorce at Oakland. Cal.
Foreign
The king OF Bavaria has appointed
the German emperor . field marshal
OF tho BavArian army and the en-.
peror has accepted TIE appointment.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-29

The ordering Of the first brigade of
the New Jersey National guard to pre-
pare tor strike duty at Bayonne. and
the walking out Of 400 sympathetic
strikers at Jersey City revived the
tensity OF feeling at Bayonne, N. ].
Scenes similar to that which fol.
lowed the Iroquois theater disaster
cast gloom over Chicago along South
Water street, Chicago's great produce
center, after the Eastland capsized.
Commission firms practically sus.
pended business and threw open the
doors OF their establishments as temp
orary morgues and hospitals. All the
big downtown department stores hur.
ried truck loads OF blankets to cover
the dead and the drenched women and
children who were huddled In shiv.
ering groups.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-29
Standard Men Return to Work.

New York.-About $500 men who
had been on strike for several days re.
turned to work Tuesday in the plants
OF the Standard Oil Company and the
Tidewater Oil Company. In Bayonne,
N. ]. The return OF the men to work
followed Sheriff Kinkead's action In
taking command Of meeting OF the
English.speaking strikers and obtain.
ing their vote to go back. after he
had arrested jeremiah J. Baly. their
leader. as an agitator. Baly confessed
he was not even an employee OF the
oil company.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-29
vindicator Cut. $4,000 Melon.

Denver.-One OF Denver's most prof
table mining investments, the Vindi-
Gator Consolidated Gold Mining Com
pany, sent out from the company's of
fees checks for the second quarterly
dividend in 1915. 1t is 3 per cent on
$500, 900, or $4,000, making $l35.000
for the present year and 1916, 800
since 1895. when the company was or
ganized and the shares sold in Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver at rs cents
on the dollar
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-29
'prospectors have been flocking there !
Yin an attempt to trace the veins OF |
the Molly Kathleen and the Ella w.
U. 8. Agent. to Quiz Bandit.

beaverton learning Of the capture
in Idaho Falls. Idaho, of Leon Dean,
one of the three abductors of Ernest
s. Empey. wealthy cattleman, Roy O..
Samson and James Melrose, special
agents OF the federal department Of
Justice. left Denver for Cheyenne,
where they hope to connect Dean with
the operations OF the gang Of bandits
who early in July held up five stage
coaches in Yellowstone park and are
said by government officials to have
planned In Denver for kidnapping OF
Joseph F. Smith. head of the Mormon
church. in the hope OF exacting $780,
900 ransom.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-29
COLORADO STATE NEWS"

Governor Carlson went to Cheyenne
Friday to attend the Frontier Days
celebration. Governor Kendrick sent
special invitation to the Colorado ex-
ecutive to be his guest during the an
nual roundup.
Four young men, supposed to be
those who escaped from Buena Vista
reformatory robbed the ranch of r.
E. Seckles, at Divide, and held up the
Pixies Peak road gang working on the
highway near Divide.
The attempt of Mrs. Mary Green
Nordstrom. 22 years old. formerly Of
Denver, to end her life in Kansas City,
after she had tried to kill her hus-
band, and two others, was learned
by a telegram to her mother in Den
yer.
Michael P. Fox, Jr., eldest son of
Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, who died in Den
yer July 8, has filed suit in the Dis
trict Court at Boulder to obtain what
he claims is his rightful share in his
mothers $4,000 estate. The defend
ant is David Evans, Denver. whom
he charges with having induced his
mother to disinherit him.
Recommendations that leniency be
shown Jacob H. Sherley have been
made to the State Board of Pardons
by Walter NJ. Morgan, the district at
torney who prosecuted Sherley for
the murder of John Zabranski. an
aged Brighton jeweler, and by Charles
Mccall, formerly district Judge who
presided at the mans trial.
The attempted disposal of diamond
rings and brooches made in Boulder
by young man whose description fits
that of one of two men suspected by
the police of completely in the murder
of Isaac Solomon and the footing of
his pawnshop in Denver, has extended
the police search for the murderers
into northern Colorado and Wyoming.
Jacques Arnold Mendoza, gifted
Spaniard, said to be the son of q
grandee of CASTLE. who became IA
vorite Of many in Denver last winter,
was arrested in Chicago charged with
a violation of the Mann white slave
law, and Mrs. Ruth Curran, wife of DR..
Lee Curran. physician Of Denver and
Colorado Springs, who was with him
at the time Of the arrest, is held in
the Chicago Refuge for Girls. accord.
ing to word received in Denver.
After the questions of the court had
been transmitted to him by means Of
the sign language, Edgar Fru Watson,
deaf highwayman, pleaded guilty to
four different robberies in the West
Side Court in Denver. He was known
as the Candy Kid No. 2, and initiated
David Tyler's series Of robberies.