The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-06
ALARM IN NEA YORK.
Five New Cases Of Cholera on the
Steamer Bohemia.
Fresh Alarm in New York.

Fresh Alarm ia New York.
NV YORK, September 27.-In pain
full contrast to the telegram received
by DR.. jenkins Monday night from
his deputies in the lower bay, an
nouncing that cholera had been VIZ
tually stamped out, came the start
ling news this moYAing that the dis
ease had again broken out on the
steamer Bohemia. DIR. jenkins was
astir unusually early, and boarding
ais tug, steamed down the bay.
On his return to quarantine he
announced that two new cases had
developed on the Bohemia on Mon
day, one of which had proved fatal
The victims were Marrianna Lukow-
ski, seven years, and Stanislus Mi
chatisch, eight years Of age. He also
produced a letter from DR.. Byron
stating that Stanislus Michatisch had
died two hours aud half after being
admitted to the hospital. DR.. Ken
yon said be had observed these cases
on Monday when he was making his
tour of inspection.
About noon DR. Jenkins showed
telegram from DR.. Byron stating that
three more cases had been developed
on the Bohemia. The names of the
victims are Wilhelm Late, years;
Johannah Milkzsrie, IS years, and
Carl -GgasS@a.nn, "A years These
patients were removed to Swinburne
Island
Twin OF David A. Mckinley.
TIE will of David A. Mckinley. late
Consul TO the Hawaiian Islands, has
been fled for probate. Testator left
an estate valued at $4,000. The mon
ey due on life insurance policy is
beoueathed to teststor's only daugh-
ter, Ida Helen Mckinley. The bal
auee of the estate is left to the widow,
Nancy Minerva Mckinley, who is
named as executrix without bonds
At her death the property is to go to
the daughter. In that event Con
gresham William Mckinley is NOM
mated as her guardian till sac arrives
at age.
Russia in the Behring.
OTTAWA, ONF,, September 27.-It Is
reported that the captain OF one of
the British Columbia sealing vessels
seized by Russia in the Behring sea
is here for the purpose of furnishing
the Government with affidavits Of her
seizure and information as to the
others. He makes the statement
that, having been In the Baltic, he
understands the Russian language,
and while prisoner on the Russian
gunboat be learned from the CONVEX
sations and actions of the Russian
officials that they were instructed to
make only pretense OF selzlng
American vessels, the real object
being to assert such rights IN Behr-
ing sea as would materially assist the
United States IN the approaching
arbitration.
Foreign Opinion.
The news from the Kingdom of
Hawaii to the effect that the island
ers are disposed to ask Great Britain
TO establish a protectorate over them
should not De taken seriously, says
the 5. F. Chronicle. There IS moth
ing that the islanders could do which
would more quickly reduce their
country TO the condition Of Samoa
and other South sea islands than to
give up the hope of annexation to
the United States, and that they
would have to do If they threw them
selves upon the protection Of Great
Britain and we consented to the act.
Opposition Sugar Refinery.
PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-The
gentlemen Interested IN the erection
of sugar refinery in this city IN op,
position to the sugar trust to day
effected organization The new com
PAW will be known as the McCahar
Sugar Refining Company. The capi
tai Is S2000,000 The officers are
President, W. j. McCshan; treasurer
Richard S. Pomeroy; secretary, W
j. McCahan. Jr. The capacity vii
be regulated by the demand
Clipper Ship Combine.
San FRANCISCO, September 26- =
The clipper ship combine was giVer
It's death blow by the decision O.
Judge Ross of the United State!
District Court, rendered last Monday
in the case Of the United States vs.
$50 kegs of nails. Under the rulins
merchants Of this city will now b.
able TO bring merchandise Of nearly
every class from Eastern ports Il
San Francisco az cost of from So Il
ST ton. When the clipper ships
held a monopoly Of the carrying
trade they charged from So to S14 |