The Ketchikan miner., 1909-04-03

Boston ard was never sworn to ant verified by II. Jewett of Boston, J Jorgensen and G. Miler of Juneau.
 It is also charged that Boyce refused to prosecute other Juneau cases be. cause of the friendship of Lyons.
 Altogether a strong case is being made against the first division can didate for the Judgeship and even il not proven will cause that gentleman considerable embarrassment. Auburn, March 29-Mrs. Mary For mer was electrocuted here today for the murder of Mrs. Breunan.
 Bluehelds, Nicaraga, March 29-Th he sloop Kearsarge was wrecked here yes terday and all on board perished. The passengers and crew consisted oi twenty people and all went down.
  have been arrested for attempting to steal the defense documents in the Calhoun case, from the district attor- neys office.
 Mir. Calhoun's United Railroads pri- vate safes have also been cracked and the papers examined The results at- tained are of DO value.
 San Jose, Gal, March 29-J udge Emil Hirsch fell dead yesterday and tumbled into the grave of brother Mason whose funeral he was conduct ing.
 The funeral services at the church were over with and the body had been given to the Masons who were to con- duct the last rites at the grave. The Judge with bible in hand, stood at the head of the grave and was utter- ing the solemn words thatwere to con- sign his brother Mason to the dust, when he was observed to hesitate and then plunge headlong into the grave upon the coffin He was hurriedly pulled out and an examination showed death to have resulted from heart disease.
 Paso Robles, Cal. March 29- Gov ernor Cosgrove of Washington died yesterday of brights disease.
 Mir. Cosgrove was elected governor of Washington last fall but his sick ness has prevented him from assuming any of the duties of his office, and with the exception of week when he went to take the oath of office, he spent all of his time at the sanatarium here 1
 It was urged during the political campaign that he would be unable to care for his office if elected, but his indomitable courage kept him up and fighting to the last. After the votes were counted the severity of his eX- haustion became apparent and he hur- riedly left for the mild climate of Cal ifornia. His body will be taken to Washington and buried at his home in Pomeroy.
 Washington, March 29-It is re- men outside to fill Judicial places. He is convinced that Alaskans will con stantly be subject to attack because of old enmities and their administration will be unsuccessful.
 Mr. Wickersham will oppose the move and endeayor to have all Alas kans appointed.
 Washington, March 30-Rear Ad- miral Converse. president of the board of navy construction is dead His death came last night following g severe attack of uraemic poisoning from which he had been sufferer for some time.
 London, March 30-During his triI across the Atlantic MT. Roosevelt was attacked by crazy steeage passenger. but the man was oyerpowered and i'm prisoned before any damage resulted Mir. Roosevelt assisted in the capture and did not seem alarmed at the man: actions.
 Missoula, March 30-The last spike in the Chicago, Milwaukee transcon- tinental line was driven here today