The San Francisco call., 1898-11-29
OWNERS NOT
 BLAMED FOR
 THE DISASTER T. c. Walker Wreck
 Accidental. VERDICT OF CORONER'S JURY INQUEST OVER THE BODIES OF
 SIX VICTIMS. Mrs. Frances Robinson, the Heroine of the Luckless Vessel, Dan-
 gerously Ill-Seventh
 Death Occurs.
OF CORONER'S JURY
INQUEST OVER THE BODIES OF
 SIX VICTIMS.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

STOCKTON, Nov. 2S.-So far as the verdict of a Coroners jury goes the California Navigation Company stands acquitted of responsibility for the steamboat T. c. Walker disaster. Late this afternoon the jury returned six verdicts, one for each victim dead at that time. In each case it was stated that the deceased came to his death by the accidental bursting of the steam drum.
 Manager Corcoran and Attorney Le- yinsky were on hand at the hearing to see that the interests of the company were protected, but found 1t unneces- sary to ask any questions of the Wit nesses. However the certificate of the United States inspector of boilers was offered in evidence to establish the Iact that at the last inspection the machin- cry passed muster.
 Another death tonight makes the list of killed reach seven. Of the wounded now at the County Hospital it is said that two will probably d1e' Jimmie Corcoran and G. Foppiano. The last one to succumb to his injuries was Louis BriZzolara of San Francisco, who died tonight at 7:30 o'clock on the steamer Dauntless, now on the way to San Francisco. The sufferer was car ried aboard the Dauntless at the scene of the accident on Sunday morning when the opposition steamer came along, and it was feared then that he was seriously hurt. On arriving here the attending physicians would not con- sent to remove him from the stateroom on the steamer for fear he would pass away. as he had not recovered con- sciousneSs.
 The deceased was a coal merchant at 1915 Washington street, San Francisco, and was on a trip to Stockton on Sun day with his wife and his son-in-law, Charles Maggini of the firm of Garcia & Maggini, commission merchants, of Washington and Drumm streets also Mrs Maggini and a younger sister. The party was standing on the forward part of the upper deck of the Walker when the explosion came and the old gentle man was the only one hurt. He was struck by some part of the woodwork and received stunning blow on the right side, just above the hip, and was i frightfully scalded by the escaping l steam.
 The first funeral resulting from the | Walker disaster took place this after noon when the last rites were said over the bodies of Engineer Henry and his wife at their late home. Husband and wife lay side by side in caskets, a l sad spectacle. The sermon was preached by pr. Evans of the Central Methodist Episcopal Church. The eld- est son of MT. and Mrs. Henry came up 1 from San Francisco and took charge of the remains, which will be shipped to San Francisco for interment to-mor- row morning.
 The body of w. A. Blunt will be shipped to relatives in Oakland. Blunt was formerly of Merced and both his parents are dead. He has brothers and | sisters in this State and in Butte, Mont
 The remains of Captain Tulan were taken to the home of his brother, Peter Tulan, in McC1oud's Addition. :. So far no one has called or inquired l for the remains of Ferdinand Law, the | last one to die. He said he came l from Washington and Seattle and gave I the inference that he was coming here | on a visit.
 The remains of Jerry Daily and Law
 are still at the morgue.
 Mrs. Robinson, the heroine of the dis l aster, is lying dangerously i'll at the
 Grand Central Hotel pleuritas an6 l pleuro- pneumonia having developed as 1 the result of her working scantily at l people have called during the day to
 inquire after the lady. Dr. Herbert l who is attending her, hopes to check l the illness before 1t reaches critica
 stage
 There Is a possibility that one or two
 of the unfortunates who were on the Walker were drowned. There are
 many who are positive that some either l Jumped or were blown overheard, an6 1 but one, a deckhand, was drawn from
 the water. It is said that when the I explosion occurred some who were
 sleeping in the forward rooms Of the
 steamer rushed out on deck and ir 1 their fright sprang overheard. Several