davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
THE WoRLp,s FAIR.
tits All Right FIaanoIally-Noarly on!

tits All Right Finanoially-Nearly Ont Of
Dobt-Tho Columbian Cheese Award,
AiSOetatcd Pras DaQy Worlds Fair special
oAtoAeo, August 2,--The council Of
administration and national commits
sion, realizing that the fair Is half over,
have bee ome convinced that heroic
measures must be adopted In order to
induce the people to come IN crowds
large enough to make tho great enter
prise n financial success. The council
Of administration Is making every effort
to stop the leaks, and the national COM
mission Is through committees striving
TO correct Questionable practices and
create new attractions for visitors.
In regard to the financial condition
Of the exposition President Higinbot-
ham has given out the following state.
ment:
"When the fair opened there was q
great floating indebtedness. Since May
/ we have been compelled to construct
several buildings, Now when we can
say with the best half OF tho exposition
seasen before US that we are out Of debt
we are doing we'll. II may be that we
still owe q little moro than we have the
money TO pay, but the over liability is
Of little consequence. Inside Of five
days we will have all the funds neces-
sary to pay every debt we owe. The
assertion that 81 ,o0o, 900 will not put US
oven is entirely false. We owe no such
amount-nothing like It"
The department Of agriculture to-day
announced the decision in the Column
bian cheese test. This test was ono Of
tho most complete, tho most carefully
conducted and most thorough that has
ever been made. The Jerseys, Guern.
sey and Short Horns competed, each
with twenty-five cows. Tho results are
as follows: Milk In fifteen days by
Jersey, 1925 pounds; Guernsey i0,03S
pounds; Short Horns l2,1S8 pounds.
Cheese made In fifteen days--Jersoy
i.461 pounds; Guernsey 1880 pounds
Short Horn l,07 pounds.
Value Of oheeSO--JerHey, Sl03 9S;
Guernsoys, $iS6 o2i Short Horn,
$14O a.
Value Of whsy=.Jorloy, 50 20; Guorn.
roy, 81 73t Short Horn, So B7.
Increase in live weight - Jersey,
$l4 72i Gucrnsey, s27 10; Short Horn,
$3t 8i.
Total value--Joruey, S2l7 90; Guern.
Sey, Sl84 65; Short Horn, $3.50 72.
Deduct cost OF ieed--Jersey, 500 ID !;
Guernsey, $40 %; Short Horn, 500 so.
Net proAt-JorSey SlI0 So; Guernsey
$SS SoI Short Horn Sst 80,
The award for the bost breed COW was
glvpn to tho Jeraoy. Out oi seventy.
hVo cows, Ida Mcrigotd, owned by o. 4.
SwCOt, OF Buffalo, N. Y, received the
first prize, Mary Maldon, owned by o.
md 8. r. Graves, Maitland, Mo-, SEQ.
ond Jersey Lilly Martin, ownOd by NJ.
.. Campbell, Of Spring HilI, TOnnO5Soe,
| third.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
CONDENSED rELEeRAMs.

A Democratic caucus Of the house OF
representatives has been called for Sat
urday at 8 p. M.
The story that Archbishop Corrlgan
Is to be punished for his alleged rebel.
lion Is Indignantly doniOd by Bishop
Kean, Of Washington.
Baue ball yesterday, Boston 4, phila.
delphia7. Baltimore s, Washington Z.
Chicago II, Cleveland O, Now York 4,
Brooklyn 3. No.game at st. Louis.
William sulEcbacher aud Henry Git.
terman, composing tho firm Of 6ulEo.
bacher, Glttorman & Wado, importers
Of wooIcns In Now York, mado an as.
slPnmOnt without preference to Martin
II. Lohmair.
For tho first timo since April 20,
1893, whom tho gold roaorve fell below
tho Sl0O,000,00O mark, tho reservO has
been mado intact. Tho gold In the
treasury yesterday, exclusive Of that
hold as q basis for gold certificates
amounted TO Sl00, 1870.
The circulation statement issued by
tho treasury department shows that
the amount OF gold aud silver coin and
certificates, United States notes and
national bank notes In circulation
August was 81, Oil, ,0gD, III, an increase
duFiSg tho month Of July OF Sl725l B0B
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
BEARS PANIC sTnIoKEN
ON tho Now York Stock Exchangc-Tl
Pork Collapse Welcome NQws.

ON tho Now York Stock Exchango-Tho
Pork Collapse WClcomO News.
New YoRH, August 2.-rhe reyulsion
OF feeling "a expressed on to.day's stock
market was OF exceptional violence.
The advances in prices wOro as extreme
rs were tho declines oil tho Rloomiest
days OF last month, Wild excitement
prevailed In tho exchange In the last
hour. Tho shorts that remained un-
covered were unable to procure stocks
and bid over oacll other without roach.
ing offers. In oil parts oil the room IL
appeared that the short interest was
boing cornerod, and In the last halt
hour the bears wero vorltably panic
stricken.
Regarding tho Chicago produce fail.
ires there was an almost universal fool.
ing down town that a great loud had
been llitOd Off tho markets. The cheer.
fulness and oven congrntulatlon with
which the collapse was discussed on
tho produce exchange was Rn especially
noticeable lenturO.
Tho loan committee oi tho clearing
house issued $500 900 certificates to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03

HoNoLU1u, July 20, VIA. SAN FRANCIS
co, August 2-AIiniater Blount's ,equa.
nimity was seriously disturbed by an
incident which occurred just beiose'the
steamer Australia left port. A prear-
ranged scheme OF presenting cane to
Claus spreckels was carried out II was
Inscribed with q list OF names, headed
by those Of Liliuokalani and James H.
Blount, and at the time Of the presenta-
ton the royaliats took occasion to as
sert that Minister Blount allowed the
usa Of his name to show his appseeias
ton OF spreckels and the ex,queen'a
cause,
When Minister Blopnt heard Of this
he denounced the matter In an excited
manner as an outrage, and sent to the
provisional geyssnmsat calling their
attention to it. Charles Creighton,
who made the presentation speech, was
called upon ior, an apology tor the use
Of Minister Blount's name on the cane,
This afternoon Creighton left his re-
ply at the foreign office. II contained
an attempted explanation Of the use OF
Mr., Blounts name and expressed the
regret Of the four royalists participating
that ofense had been given.
The matter was considered in cabinet
meeting and II was resolved to decline
to accept the apology offered, Crelgh-
toms letter was returned to him this
evening, and the government will de-
eide on further action alter consulting
Mr., Blount,
A petition has been fled to declare
Samuel Parker, ex-minister OF the late
queen, bankrupt Unsecured claims
reach $4,000. Total claims Rgainst the
estate amount to $2S9,000, Parker
spent 100000 during the past nine
years Of the monarchy "a royal iavorite
and will be left without . cont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
THH FINANoIAL DEPREssloN.
Record OF q, Days Suspensions and Fall'
utes In the Country,

Record OF q, Days Suspensions and Fasl'
uteS In the Country,
DENVER, August 2,-The Denver Safe
Deposit and Trust Company assigned
last evening; assets 100000, liabilitlsa
100000, Eastern creditors caused the
assignment by pushing the concern.
oLEvRLAND, o., August IA special
from Elyria, O., says; The Lorain Man.
uiacturlng Company filed a deed'ot as.
signment to A. s, ], NeWberry, Of
Cleveland, in the probate court yesteE.
day. Estimated liabilities are $l05, ,000i
assets $l92,6Oo, This company had the
largest brass works In the country and
employed about 600 men.
MAssILLoN, o., August 2,-Rusaoll d
Co.'s agricultural aud implement works,
employing 800 men, viii close for an
indefinite period about August 10, on
account OF the uncertainty OF the busl-
ness future.
WooNsooEEE, R, L, August 2,-The
local plant OF the Valley Falls Com.
pany, engaged In the manufacture Of
colored cotton dress goods, and running
$40 looms, with 1856 hands and o weekly
pay roll Of 81, 200, shut down yesterday
Tor an indefinite period, owing to lack
OF market for the goods. The same
company's mills at Valley Falls, run
ming 1000 looms and employing 600
hands, also shut down.
CHICAGO, August 2-Adam Smith
Company, Wholesale liquor dealers, as"
signed. Assets $l5o,00O; liabilities
$125,000.
CHICAGO, August 2-The North
American Provision Company made an
assignment in the county court to
Julius sehwabacher. While roughly
estimating its assets at $500 900, more
than $4,000 Of this amount is owed by
John Cudahy, who yielded to the crisis
Of Monday.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 1.-TWO big
attachment suits were filed in the cir
cult court this afternoon against John
CudahY, tho Chicago speoulator. Mel.
son, Morris Go, secured an attachment
for $20, ,472 80, and tho Louisville Pack.
ing Company secured one tor S217, ,2S4 60,
ELIwooD, IND, August 2.-Word
reached here this evening that the tin
plate factory at Atlanta, Indiana, SOUTH
west OF this city, had gone into the
hands OF receiver.
FALL RIVER, Mass, August 2.-The
mill situation has reached the strangest
condition ever known in tho history OF
the local cotton industry. This morn.
ing several treasurers Of mills received
notices from their banks that there was
difficulty in paying checks in currency,
The effect OF this action will be wide-
spread and may coll for total auspen.
sion Of operations on the part Of the
mills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
THE STRIKE OFF
AtAetna-The Sable Works Sign the Scale.
Other Mills Resume.

PIrrspuRaH, Pa, Aupust 2.-The
strike at Spang, Ghaiiant & Co.'s steel
works at Aetna Is of. Tho men applied
for work last night and will be taken
back as fast as positions are OBJ
tainable. A meeting Of Lodge No. 5
composed OF amalgamated puddlers
was held last night, at which President
Garland was present for short time,
After he left the men continued In aes-
sion and decided TO apply for work.
Zug & Co., owners Of the Sable Iron
& Nall Works signed the Amalgamated
fcale to-day.
The Apollo Iron & Steel Company, Of
Apollo, Pennsylvania, closed down its
works to-day. The Pittsburgh wire
works arc ready to start again on Nom
day next. Lieutenant Fitch, the mana
ger Of tho company, had meeting with
the men to talk over a reduction in
wages, He mentioned his prioo and
the men theirs and after diScubston q
compromise was effected. The beam
mill at Jones & LRughlin'B closed down
last night, throwing over 200 men out
Of employment. The MonongahelA
blast furnace, at McKeesporl, closed
down to-day for an indefinite period.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
HELD FOR coNTGaiPT.
Worlds Fair oHloerS Heavily Fined for
DISohoylng the Sunday Opening Order.
n =

Worlds Fair ofloers Heavily Fined for
DISoboylnG the Sunday Opening Order.
CHICAGO, August 2-Judge Stein, Of
the superior court, this morning de-
cided that the Worlds Fair directors
and officers who had been directly re.
sponaible for closing the exposition
gates Sunday, July 23, had violated tho
injunction granted Ia tho Clingman
petition, and were consequently guilty
Of contempt. He ordered that bireo.
tors Gage. Hutchinaon, Heurotin, Mo-
Nally and Keerfoot should be fined
81 900 and stand committed to Jail until
the fne was paid. In the case OF Di-
rector Victor i. Lawson, the court held
that officer voted in belief that the in-
junction had lapsod and was not inten.
tionally guilty. In view of this miti.
eating circumstance fine Of $i00 was
Imposed. Director General George r.
Davis was hold less directly responsible
and was fined $3.50, with the same pro.
vision regarding payment. Messrs.
Massey, st. Clair and Higinbotham were
regarded by Judge Stein as instruments
OF the execution OF the directors ruling
anu MeEe ulHvhuEkeua bHeSEoI NAtuAu
was also discharged.
Attorney Eddy, representing the fair
company, moved for On appeal from
the courts ruling and that motion was
dicussed. The directors and other
officers were oil in court At the con.
ciusion Of the arguments. Judge Stein
granted the appeal.
Pending a hearing In the higher
court, however, tho parties found
guilty will be held in bonds for the
faithful carrying out Of the COURTS
decision. The court placed no restric-
tion on the liberty Of any Of the parties
pending the making Of the bonds.
judge Stein said, however, that he
wouldeKpect the bond to be placed on
file to-day or to.morroW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
Gold For Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 2,-The
Press to-day says:
"Ap effort Is being made in this city
to import 81 100000 of gold direct to this
city from Europe.
'Now York will not be consulted in
the matter, nor will that city have any
thing to do with tho operation"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
FOsTER's FAILUnE.
IlO Courts Investigation OF tho Charge
TIlnt Ito Did Not Act iIonnrnblY.

lilo Courts Investigation or tho Charge
That Ito Did Not Act iIonOrRbly.
FosromA, o., August 2.--1'hO state.
mont Of Mr. Gormley, assignee for
Hon. Charles Foster and FostOr 4 Co.
shows that Mr. Foster had oyordrawn
his personal account TO tho amount OF
sl96,OOO. On being asked for a state.
mont Mr., Foster admitted tho over.
draft Of his nocount, which ho accounts
for In tho iact Of large Investments ln
Foptaria.
"llo admits that ho has suffered loss
In other directions. Tho statement OF
his porsonal alaira will show that he
has now more than 100000 Of his own
securities pledged for tho endorsements
Of tue bank, Ho courts any lnySstIga.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
7HBIR MANIFESTO.
The Silver Convention issues a
Lengthy Declaration.
4 YOLVMIN0US CALAMITY Wall
In Which it is Set Forth that
Demonstration OF Silver
BRINGS RUIN and DIRE DISASTER

Aud That Only a Return to "the
Money Of the Fathers" VIII Save
tho Country from Being Over
whelmed with Financial aud Indus
trial Destructton-The Panacea for
all Woes is siIver-BImetaIIsm Dc.
mauded--The Coinage Of Silver In
tho Ratio of 10 to / the Only solu'
ion-The "Gold conspiraOy'''.Of the
Bankers Denouuced-solcmn Pro-
test against a. Repeal of the
sherman Law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
A VERY WILD MARKET
On the Chicago Board OF Trade
Follows Tuesdays Panic.
AND SEVERAL MORE SUSPENSIONS

Are Added to Those of Cudahy and
otheFs-.The BgGlestons Were Garry
ing Lard and Pork Tor Cudahy and
Had to Suocumb to the Inevitable
A FURRY In Wheat-septembcr
Wheat Touches Sl-EGggessoH Ono
OF tho Figures in the Big Harper
Corner Of Six Years Ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
Will NOT AooEPT.
Campbell Says HO Ia Not financially Able
10 Make n Campaign,

New YoRS, Augult at having been
reported that Ex-Governor Jamea Il,
Campbell, Of Ohio, was o candidate for
rononiuatlou at the coming guboEna.
torial convention, that gentlemen said
this morning;
"Under no confederation will I &C.
cept tho nomination for governor I
AN not In the position 10 make strong
light for several reasons, one oE the
strongest being that am mot hnanoial-
y axod 70 stand the expense Of q cam
pAlgn, l will be at Tho convention
next week, and II my name 10 mens
toned I ahAll Withdraw Il"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
ONO DEMOCRATS.
Tho Convention to Meet In Cincinnal
~, 1y..l....o..

Tho Convention to Meet In Cincinnati
Next Wednesday.
ClSctNNArt, o., Auguat 2.-onO week
from to-day tho state Democratic con.
vOntlon meets here to nominate a gov.
crnOr aud other state officers and 10
formulate u platform.
Judge Samuel i, Huht and John +.
EoleLt, Of this city, arc among the men
named ~ candidates. Other candidates
arc mentioned and bpomod. Among
The candidates urO tho Hon. Tom Jolin'
sDn, Of Cleveland, and tho Hon. Larry
y Neal, Of ohillIce.he.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03
Mr.. BL0UNI'S name
On a Cane Presented by Royalista
to the Sugar King.
IT CAUSES QUITE A COMMOTIOA

And Raises Much IRdieuation-The
Evident Intention TO Convey the I'm.
preston that Minister BIOunt'6
sympathies arc With the DspOssd
Hawaiian Queen-Ap Apology De.
mauded by the Provisional aOvesS.
ment and Declined When Made,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03

SOUTHAMPTON, August 2,--Affivod--
Trayo, New York
GENoA, August ., - Arfived-rulda,
Now York.
NEw YoRH, August t9,-Arrlvod.-Nor.
wcglau, Glasgow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03

For wG, vlrginlH. variable aud oociIiOnAl
fof%sslern PonnSyiyantA and Ohio, variable
Winds sllghtly WarmOFi ialF
Tiin TEaSEiATuBE YFsrEhDAY,
q iaSaiahsd W q, scaNEsy dsagsIt CORNER
Market and Fourteenth Sfooa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-03

tion that can be made and asSurea his
friends that nothing can be developed
inconsistent with the character for In
tegFity he has always borne,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-16
CHINESE NEW YER
The Anniversary of the CeIesti. i.
Festivities is Here.

The Chinese residents COM
menced to celebrate their New
Year festival yesterday afternoon,
and after nightfall the noise and
din of exploding fire crackers was
enough to annoy very deaf man.
During the afternoon nearly all
of the stores along Nuuanu street
and other thoroughfares in China
town had commenced to don their
holiday attire. The many butcher
shops had their wares most tempt
ingly arrayed so as to tickle the
holiday appetite Of the customers,
who We're present in large numbers.
The roasted and vanished pigs
were hooked up in abundance as was
the ever present cooked chicken,
which always has the appearance
of being previously used as a tug
of-war rope on account of its length.
Other Chinese delicacies were laid
out on tables and it was not the
fault Of the store-keepers if their
customers do not have a good din
ner to-day. In nearly every avail
able space could be seen a BARRIERS
chair with the tonsorial artist as
busy as the proverbial bee.
Many Chinese shops knocked off
work during the afternoon to allow
the workmen to prepare themselves
to receive the new year in a proper
manner. The Chinese have a COM
mendable custom of paying all of
their just debts previous to the adj
vent of their holidays Any man
who does not do so is looked upon
by his cousins" as being no good,
and is treated accordingly.
Another custom is to receive the
new year with a new suit of clothes
and every Cinnamon who can pos
sibly do so, attires himself in en-
tirely new habiliments.
AS is the custom of the United
Chinese Society, the members will
receive their friends to-day, and
nearly all of the prominent mer-
chants will keep open house.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-16
NATIVE HEADLINES.
The Sort of Reading Dished Up
For HaWaiiauS.

Appended will be found some
headlines translated from the Hobo
mua, paper published in this city,
the editor of which was arrested
yesterday for being too fresh.
1t would take a man with a hair
lip to discover what it all means.
The Diamond Head rot will be
found gem in its way.
THE WIND BLEW HURRICANE.
The Earth Shook-It was an Earth
quake.
Shall HaWaii be Bait for War?
America Boasts of Her Justice.
France is Jealous of the Treaty of
1913.
The Lion has Come-Hawaii Shall
be Under Monarchy.
Italy shouts: you are wrong Mr..
Eagle"
"High- Handed! Covetousl Shame
less!" said Germany.
What are you doing?" cried Portu-
gal.
Il protest" yells Japan.
"Thou art a fresh fish," exclaimed
China.
"The Star Of Kalakaua," proclaimed
India.
go, thou Reigning Sum-" asked
Egypt.
The Heavenly Orb exclaims: Hawaii
shall live"
Say yes" lest ye suffer. Dodge now.
DIAMOND HEAD.
Feb. Is, Z AM
Wind, n. E. N, lat. 90, long. O00O.
The ship arrived at Mahaulepu (un-
successfully. The annexation COM
missioners returned in vain with bun
dies of squids. An excited d-n
fool Kawaihae, small potatoes, Ka-
lepolepo.
n. n. VS.. W., 7p.M. A big war
ship is lowering outside. No wonder
(they were) unsuccessful, because
(they had) rotten bait Holomua.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-16
In the Circuit Court.

Hau who was found guilty of
manslaughter for an accidental
killing with gun, in Pauoa, has
been sentenced to pay a fine of
800.
The case of Maria Kaanaana VS..
Keahi ct al. ejectment, was COM
pleted and verdict rendered for the
plaintiff.
The case of Hawai- K. George VS..
Hanakaulani Holt, ejectment, was
begun, and continued until to-day.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FREAR, j.
In the matter of the estate of J.
F. o. Banning, the accounts of the
administrator were approved and
ne discharged. The assets, amount.
ing to nearly 100000 were ordered
distributed between the two de-
visees, viz, the widow and her
son, B. R. Banning.
The accounts of Bruce Cart
wright, one of the executors of A.
J. Cartwright, deceased, were APP
proved and the executors dis
charged the contingent interest of
a minor devisee being, however,
held in trust. The assets amount
to about $4,000.
A petition has been filed to ad-
judge W. G. Achi a bankrupt.
Godfrey Brown is the petitioner,
and the case will come up for hear
ing on the 23d.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-16
WHARF AND WAVE.
DIAMOND HEAD, Feb. 15.-9 PM:
Weather, clear; wind, light n. Z.

The schooner Carrier Dove and
barkentine Hilo are expected to
leave tomorrow for San Francisco.
The steamer James Makee will
leave tomorrow for Kappa. She is
now having her boiler cleaned.
The barkentine S. G. Wilder,
Captain Grifiths, arrived on Wed
nesday, u days from San Francis
CO. She brought full cargo of
general merchandise consisting of
the following: $50 bbls -four, 1923
ctls barley, 1910 SKIS bran, 200 SKIS
middlings, 81 cs, 73 bbls and 10 hf
bbls salmon, IS cs canned fruits,
$500 # lumber, 100 doors, 100 bles
hay, 50 tons fertilizer, 5000 lbs
tobacco, 200 cs oil, 700 bis lime,
500 lbs lard, 21s cs crackers, $685.
lbs beans, etc.; valued at $3.50.
The Wilder is discharging at Brew
er's wharf.
The tern Queen came in yester-
day and was locked near the O. S.
S. Co.'S wharf. She will load sugar
for San Francisco for w. G. Irwin
& Co.
When a pilot takes a China
steamer onto the Oakland mud
flats, thinking he has found the
Mail Dock, we could not possibly
have a clearer demonstration Of
the fact that San Francisco was
built on the wrong side of the bay.
We have known it all along, of
course. Every tourist that ever
came out here to discover us has
advised us of the fact. But we
have not been discovered for some
years, now, and we had hoped fate
had concluded at last to pardon
that little original error of the first
discoveries, who built the city.-S.
+. News Letter.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 14.-Rus-
STA will send three war ships to
New York to take part in the naval
demonstration in connection with
the Columbus fetes. These vessels
will be under the command of Adj
miral Kaznakoff.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-16
I, THE ARSENIC ROUTE.
Supposed Suicide of Man
Named William Brazier.

Last evening a Chinaman report
ed at the Police Station that the
dead body Of a man was found in
a room in the building known as
the Bay View Resort. The place
is situated on King street, near the
Chinese Theater.
DR.. Peterson was called and
after making a post norton ex-
animation, he reported that the
man had died from the effects
of arsenic. The body was recog-
nized as that of William Brazier, a
soap boiler, who was formerly in
the employ of McChesney & Sons.
He had been out of work for some
time, and as a paper containing
arsenic was found in his room it
is taken for granted that he took a
dose with a suicidal intention.
The dead man was an Englishman,
and about 45 years of age. 1t is
said that he leaves a wife and
family in England.
No reason, other than despond-
ency, can be assigned for the cause
Of his rash act.