The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-15
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Entered for Record March IA, 1905
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! analysis, and now, hot foot on the
! completion Of that report, comes the
unqualified denial Of the High Sheriff
/ that he ever cabled to the Chief Of
/ Police that poison had been found.
Late Saturday night the cable
brought the press report that one in
authority who had talked with the
chemists, I'm fact High Sheriff Henry
| himself, said that the analysts had
told him they had found no trace Of
strychnine either in the stomach or
the medicines of Mrs. Stanford, but
they would continue their eXamina-
ton yesterday. At the same time an
other press report said that the re-
port had been completed and would
be given out Sunday. In the absence
of detailed information the first con-
cluslon is that the High Sheriff is
Withholding the report for further
analyses which may sustain his first
report to the police detectives of this
city. As a result Of that cabegram
two detectives are now on their way
to Honolulu If it develops that Mrs.
Stanford died from natural causes the
High Sheriff will have some explain
ing to do when the detectives arrive.
High Sheriff Henry cabled two days
ago to the local police that he would
cable again as soon as there was any
important development; since that
time neither Acting Chief Spilane nor
Captain of Detectives Burnett have
received a word from him. Captain
Burnett said last night that owing
to the absence of information to the
contrary the impression was growing
I'm his mind that Mrs. StanGord's
death was due to natural causes.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 5-The
Call says: Confusing cablegrams came
from Honolulu yesterday and last
night as to the result of the chemists
analysis of the stomach of Mrs STAN
ford and when the police closed the r
labors at late hour they were very
much i'm the air as to the mystery
one message read that High Sheriff
Henry had questioned the chemists and
they had answered that they We're I'M
able to find a trace Of the poison. AM
other report from "a trustworthy au-
thority, set forth that poison had been
found, but that the quantity was so
small that it was difficult to trace II.
The day before the chemists gave out
positive information that there was
poison I'm Mrs Stanford's stomach, and
this fact was communicated as positive
to those I'm San Francisco who have
charge OF the Investigations at this
end.
It is not believed by the detectives
working on the case i'm this city that
the chemists have found no strych-
nine. Even though no poison is detect
ed the circumstances attending death
justify the rigid investigation that Is
being made. The strychnine may have
been assimilated IN the system, and
while It is possible that an important
piece Of evidence Is lost the theory OF
murder is by no means destroyed,