The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-18

The sight Of men and womcr hatless and shoclcss and with scaut covering was Indeed a touching one. but thc grief of those who had lost companions and chIl- drcn was much more so.
 GHOULs ROB THE DEAD
 There was robbery among Che dead from Che Islander and some mlscrablr whclp searched Che clothes of Joseph Dahl whose body arrived on Che steamer Fiosie The terrible discovery wos mods by the undertaken at c. W. youngs vscu the hody was undrcsscd yesterday afternoon Every pocket with the exccpuoh of one pants pocket was turned wrong dc out and no doubt there was considerable plum der secured. The 0cnd In human form who deliberately pnforcd Che body, over looked a poke holding go ounces or dust and thls would no doubt have be5n taken but for Che fact that the pocke, had be- come twisted ln such a manner from drawing iu of tho trowscrs that Co was Impossible to secure Che contents without cutting thc clothing
 The watch or Dr. Duncan stoppcl at t.55 which corresponds with hs time given of Che accident by Che piiu;, who placed Che time ot 25S. and on allowance Of one hour ls allowed for Che dlfer'n,c between shorc time and steamer timc.
 Commlssiour IT. IT. Folsom caucl ue jury consisting of Che following I'er,ous; J. J. Bcatuc. J. e. Davies. John oios. l.. L. Osborne. R. p. Nelson. C. ,olrci1. and held an Inquest over slx holrs then lyiur ot c. w. Youngs undculEps rooms The bodies identified were Joseph Dahl from Circle City; J. \ pun,,u. M. ID of Victoria. passengers: M'tch'l Ii coi,s. saloon walter. Hugh Porter ml 5,tr ok Burke of Che crew.
 A number of witnesses woro 'ar c and all testified that .tha tlme from tit pi- sion with Che tee berg unu 'h" vessel sunk was from % Co @ mlnutss The testimony Of an that no alarm Co rouse Che passengers was given.
 pr. A. W. Phillips whose wife and "hid were lost testified that ho and wife gore awakened by Che shock but wal,ci for some notice Go be given. Did n't hear any knock ot his door liis wife 1s.,yl him Co see what was the matter oul on looking out saw persons putting on hfs prcseryers He and his wife dressed as quickly a. possible and on going out on deck saw that ol the boats were gone We were probably about i5 minutes in dressing The ship went down while we were on deck and my wife and litle girl were drawn in by Che ventilntor and were carried away from me When ! came up Che engineer caught me but ! could not sec my wife and child heard no one notifying any Of Che passengers The night was foggy and ! could not see more than % feet away.
 The chief engineer testified. "The wealth or was foggy about a quarter of on hour before Che boot went down. Did not see any special excitement among thc crew It ls a matter of opinion about the boiler exploding went down with Che boat After she struck ! told Che c1ptl'a that few minutes would finish h'r su'- pose the reason so many lost their ,'v' e. was getting mixed up with Che rubbish
 The testimony Of Che pilot is of O. most important character He cs,cw thrt when the boot struck th' Zee 'crg thlt he signaled Che ongino1 to 'top .'d cnt man below to sec what 'am7s' was done. The captain came on Che bridge and the pilot told him he could reach