THE DAILY UWTPALASKAN
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JURORS FAIL 10 FIX BLAME
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G-eneral dissatisfaction with result of inquiry into
Shriners' accident at Santa Barbara? Dead ascer
tained to number 32-=Seven ol missing1 have been
accounted tor
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Santa Barbara, Cal , May 14 ? The
coroner's jury in session yesterday and
today has been unable to 8s the re
spoosibility for the accident which re
sulted in the wreck of a train load of
Mystic Shriners Saturday afternoon.
The whole country Is dissatisfied with
the verdict and loud complaints are
be luff received from all sources. The [
accident was caused by a split switch, i
A corrected list ol the deuj discloses
that 32 lost their lives. This la seven j
less than was reported previously. 1
Some of those who were missing have
shown up. The wounded will greatly
exceed that number.
The dead Shriners who were killed
are nearly all from Beading, Pa.
SfATE DEPARTMENT WILL
ASK FOR RIPLINGER
G-ov- Mead asks federal government to aid in
securing former Seattle city comptroller
and receives favorable answer to request
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, May 14? The state de
partment has received a request from
Gov. Mead, of Washington state, for
requls'tion papers for John Riphnger,
formerly city comptroller of Seattle,
who is now in Honduras. The state
department reo'ied at once to Gov.
Mead saying that requisition papers
1 would be aeked for through the foreign
minister of the Central American
republic. .
There is no extrodition treaty between
the United States and Honduras or
other Central American country. It
will remain in the cMscretion of Hon
duras as to whether or not Riplinger
will be surrendered.
ON WAY
Baseball Flayers Start for '
Alaska
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, May 14 ? Paddy Welch, Jack
Marshall, Tom Kelly, Joe McNamea
and Ribbit Plank, all professional
baseball players, sailed on tho Hum
boldt for the North to join the mid
night baseball league in Alaska.
PRINCtSS M4V
COMfS 4ND OOtS
The Princess May arrived last night
just after 6 o'clock with 45 passengers
and 30 tons of freight for Skagway.
She stopped at Alert Bay, Wrangell
and other places northbound, and thus
was delayed.
The Princess May sailed for the
South this morning at 1 o'clock.
Piles Cured la 6 to 14 Day*
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure anv case of Itching, Blind, Bloed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days
r?r money refunded. 50c, M-W-F
NO MORE
Alaskan Steamship Man
Passes Away
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle. May 14? Peter McClouh,
the steamship m8n of Nome, died at
Seat'le last night of tuberculosis.
MURDERER
ll\l BAD SHAPE
| Juueau, May 12? The murderer
Marinko, who Killed Jack Levers at
\ the Midway saloon in Ketchikan, is in
| terrible condition. He at times lies on
his back and for an hour or more turns
his eyes back into his head so that
nothing but the pupils can be seen. He
is so violent that his keepers are forced
to keep a straight jacket on him all
the time. Marshal W. D. Grant says
that medical men claim that the pris
oner is liable to die at any time and it
would not surprise them if he failed
to roach the Mount Tabor Sanitarium'
alive.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train Restaurant.
ALASKAN
Seed Potatoes
$3.00
Per Hundred weigh ;
QANTY & FRANDSON
HARD TIME
Corey and M ay b rile Came
Near Failing
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
New York, May 14? Notwithstanding
that it was reported yesterday several
tinges that William E. Corey and May
belle Oilman, the actre-is, had been
married the knot was not tied until one
o'clock this morclng, when a Rev. Mr.
Clark, of the Congregational church,
was secured to officiate. More than 60
clergymen had refused to perform the
cermony before the consent of Clark
was obtained. . ?
The uncle of Corey, who gave the
steel magnate his start In life, cursed
the union. He says Corey has brought
disgrace upon himself and children by ;
the manner of his treatment of his wife i
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IU IKIES PEOPI t
MARRIED HERE
George E. Stackhouse, a member of
the Tenth Infantry band, and Miss
Lucy McKowen, ? of Haines, were
married just before midnight last night
at the Methodist parsODape, 'he liev.
J. W. Glenk, officiating. Miss Jennie
Hittinger and William J. Roberts, the
latter a soldier, were the only wedding
guests. The newly married couple
left on the Princess May for a wedding
trip.
Tom Work* For Judge Tanner
Judge J. M, Tanner fined Thomas
Davien $5 and costs this morning for
being drunk and disorderly. Tom will
work for Skagway for a few days.
Vote ! Vote ! Vote !
For honesty and regulation. Long
years' established 1 ! ! Cream Rye is it
Hick'ry Farm or
"Way Down East" a
Rural Comedy Drama
in two' acts, by the
Home TalentCompany
Friday eveniny, May
17th at Elks' hall. Re
served seats at Britt's
drug store. t-f
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Few Men Passed Id Haywood
Trial
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan)
Boise, Id., Mav 14? Three jurori bad
been passed for cause in the Haywood
trial up to Dooa today. Not one juror
was secured in the original venire. Of
the 100 special veniremen 24 were ex
cused on the strength of physician's
certificates. Nineteen refused to serve
on account of having already arrived at
a fix d opinion as to the guilt or in
nocence of the accused. Others were
excused for other causes. The exam in
tion of tbe jurors is still in progress.
Judge J. H. Nugent represents the
defense in securing jurors. He frequent
ly consults with former Congressman
Clarence G. Darrow, of Chicago.
Moyer yesterday denied the story
printed in the Chicago Journal that he
was once a convict at Joliet prison as
the result of bis conviction for burg
lary. He says that euring 1896. when
it is allege he was in prison, he was in
South Dacota.
FED lOJIOGS
Murderer Gives Victims to
Swine
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
Rosalie. Neb., May 14 ? Walter
Copple and wife were murdered by a
farm hand named Philip Burke yester
day and their bodies thrown to the
hogs and eaten. The murder wad com
mitted for the purpose of robbery.
Lynching parties are in pursuit of the
murderer. The people are bitterly in
cens.-d.
CREAM
Pure F.y?
America's finest production. Rich
and melSow At tbe Seattle, the house
of old honest goods and reputation ! 1
Freah Meat
The Frye-Br uhn Co- ke ep all kind
fresh meat constantly on hand.
Vanilla Extract is made from the Vanilla
Beans, that is the zeal extract, the ex
tract vre make ourselves. We show you
the Beans. Fou never tested purer or
better extract than ours.
We] also* make the purest Lemon and
Bitter Almond extracts.
Wm. BRITT