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which they nope to secure a aside of the verdict in the courtappeal g.*t2LAttorneyprosecutionDilion contended that thehad utterly failed toprovevenue of the alleged crime.• in other words they failed either byaccident or design to make any showing as to the exact place where theon the awttk No3 was com-Matter of Sending ThemOver the Ice Now Undermitted, and that as far as _«U show. th« crime rnlsfct he committed In Canadian territory andve beenunder the jurisdiction ofanothercontrovertible.iThe objection la strongly supportedy the argument of the defendant’a at torneys and they believe the point in-con t robe rtible. || KgMr. Dillon also raised the point thatProblem of Trans-the prosecution had failed to show theownership of the $!4,0tK In gold thatportingis alleged to have been taken from the mails by Quinn and his accomplicet, and thrown into the river.I ' r-.-ylli.- . , - iindictment set out that the moneyto the First National bankSome time ago it wag announcedof Fairbanks, a corporation, but Dll-thaf as soon as ithe grand jurfT hadi!^* passed on the case of Mrs Blanche Duvall, the insane woman who shot andloration was not shown nor provenand for all the record will show, theMted former Chief of 1%)lice AI Jktlller*all the insane prisoners now detained Kana^ii^in the federal jail at Fairbanks, wouldThe jury had the case of Quinn «nbe sent out over the ice to the insaneconsideration only about half anasylum at Mt, Tabor in Oregohour last night, the arguments and InThe change was thought imperative. 1 atructicms of the court being finishedand the authorities were willing to try I about $ o clock. As soon am the Jurya new experiment in lt;rder to get thewas sent to their room the court adthlt;unfortunate ones to a place where they | and as a consequence.verdict warn mealed ami was not cpeoefcould receive projrer treatment, andcould l*e placed in the hands of those I *pw* *• o clock this morningwho are experienced in that specialThe verdict was guilty as chargedbranch of the medical profession thator in other words that the defends®has to do with those of diseased mind. 1 wa* convicted of the robbery erf tinit was contemplated that the four in- States mails and the theft omane prisoners, Mrs, Duvall, MrWinabout $14,000 in gold dust, an offenseten. Andrew Emu rod and John ,or »»»■ th« l-«n lament rniu hlglNt'lml. accompanied by matron*. a | *n*° year*.deputy marshal and several guardsThe court reserved sentence, the d«should make ma a pariy to lake a f,nlt;lanl l »«omey» having threw daystage here shortly after the first ofthe year and make a hurried trip toin which to prepare object ions to *h«verdict and the instructions. The:the outside The idea was a new rne win a!»° a ®lt;*100 arre4rtbecause the practice heretofore has IJwdgllJpnt and prepare such other formbeen to hold insane prisoners here un Ia* 1^*i**rs as are necessary for an attil the opening of navigation, owing topeal.the difficulty of handling such unfort u-Qulnn heard the verdict withoutnates c» the trailtremor, him impassive countenance gitWhen seen yesterday in regard to I no indicstloo of the emotion* tbsthe matter, Marshal laive stated that lwere surging inside. He is s geohe had been informed by Dr. Poll I, offi- j ,u°kin« man wdddk* age, slight cdas physician for the city, who makesbuild*Wheail examinations In rates of insanityand who is an expert in mental diseases,, that it might perhaps lie betterseen to talkand with iron grey hair in the jail he warn very plenumto. and give* evidence of cetain refinement and education. Aander existing circumstances to holdthe prisoners here until the lt;tamingthe conclusion of the remarks of court f andthcr tinsel in regard to hof navigation rather than to run thlt;case, he was conducted hack to ttrisk id1 the difficult trip over the ice.jail by Deputy Shea, the primocKThorough examination of each came I stopping briskly from the court roothas demonstrated that although there 188 though pleased to he sway from iila a chapee to administer treatment js,rife anlt;* argumentwith pc**ibie benefit in some of th«II.ndrsirn. they are In as goodas they would be outsiderARRIVALSHOIElThe formidable obstacles in the wayof taking the proposod trip over theAT THE PIONEERtrail has caused Marshal Love to giveX. J. Vibe, Dome: W. R. Mernfolthe matter considerable thought, and I Nenana;Wm.JamesFairbanthe decision is now in abevance as to j creek; Dad Johnson. Dome; Georiwhether or not the trip will be made. iOpperman, VaultFFrom an outsider’s stand pointp.nUwould teem that the trip should t*AT THE SHAW HOUSEIsoonT. J. McGrath, Ester; W. F. Oretwhere i Ester; Fred Meyers, little Eldoradget the patients to a sanitariummav be found 11*. L* Geer, Cleary; G, McCaliigithefacilitiesKfilm * Zr*- aproperheir treatment, however the matcity; L» F, Martin, city; E. M Keyec}ter is now under advisement and is!Cleary; W, A. Martin, Little DeliIDsubject to the judgment of those who i Albert Peterson. Dome; Charlie Pettin the handling of \ son. Dome; J. W. Atkeuson, Utinsan^ people and the decision will Ik* ] Eldorado; F. O. Barker, Chena; MInga Johnson. Golden; Henry Wlt;city; J. E. Riley and xrtfe, Don
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Fairbanks Daily Times
Fairbanks, Alaska, US
Wed, Dec 30, 1908
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