The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-31
LONE SURVIVOR OF SEA BREEZE
 BURNING HELD

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suitcase, a black grip, guitar, two oil skins, q package of bread, three cans of salmon, two cans of milk and rice, while under the seat of the skiff was an automatic Luger revolver said to have been the prop eaty of Billy Woodwork. In the bow of the beat was a brush and comb and new galvanized pail.
 Questions Rescued Man.
 In his statement to Deputy Har- dy, Captain Harrington said he questioned Lilly closely as follows:
 T asked this fellow where he was going. He said he didn't know I asked him if he was from the boat that was aflre and he said, Yes asked him how he got so far away aud all alone in such a short time, ii hc left when the boat was just started afre? He answered, he was in hurry to get away. 1 asked him where the rest of the crew was and he said one man was on the boat, and pointed to the, fire aakcd him if he tried to help or savc this man on the boat, and he said, No l asked him if this was drunk or in his bunk asleep and he said, No he was mugging up (slang ion eating). That he ate about that time every day. I asked him if there were net three men on the toat. He said 'No,' that the other ff How uuft tbop, eoyo,ol do,,a oro ct that place where all the trollers were, where they showed Monday night. I asked what he was doing there and why lie quit. 1 asked if he took a trolling boat away from there. He said, No' I asked what his name Was. (Name of place, Port Alexander.) I asked him 1T he did not open the hatch way and try to help him out He said 'No.s ] asked him what this Bill W Ncodworth was doing and he said he was working on the engine. l asked him why he took time to save euitcases, guitars. grub and leave his partner burn up. He said he was in bury to get away. | asked him if he realized it took me 13 minutes to overhaul him going s A knots an hour what kind of an early start he must have got from the fire. He said he could row like the devil when he wanted to get away from anything. I asked him if he didn't think that he was showing lot of cowardice in talk ing rcwboat and so many per s9n2l eHect5, musical instruments and grub and leave his partner burn uD. He said nothing. Also I asked him when he rowed away from me when l started for the fire. that he could see mo coming over to the fire and then down to where he was and he said. T don't know. I asked eim several questions on the boat returning to Port Walter and in- stead of answering my questions he eFaded them and tried to change the Gubjcct"
 Has No Answer.
 T asked him." declared Captain Harrinston Why he had thought to save this and let his partner burn mp and not lift a hand to save him l asked him if there was not a eky'i1h forward Of the boat that Woodwort hcould net have crawled out of iIc said there was, hooked CT the Inside. I asked him if he couldn't have broken it open and made an attempt to save him. He 'aid he didn't know. That is about all l could get out of him and he was not willing to talk"
 Boat Sinks in Deep Water.
 After Captain Harrington had picked up Lilly he returned to the wreck. but it was too late to do anything. She was afire every where and almost coincident with his return sank bow first. her stern In the cir breaking in two. Incl