The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1906, Page 1

PAY ONLY ONE CENT DEMAND YOUR CHANGE TS PER MONTH THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST—Falr tonight and Sunday; light northwest winds, 2 t, WASHIN ON, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1906 VOL, 8. NO Print the News EATTI JMITCHELL BOYS ARE = MOHMLONG SPRINKLING HOURS cesar ooo) GONVENTION DONE WITH ESTHER sisromm ARE CUT IN TWAIN 3 "PASTOR WERETIO “S008. : "| “et Hor Get Her Own bes We Don't FILE CHARGE 9 he Bay ven, 0 agg AE ae ca tt Bk BRAIN SHOWS From Seven O'Clock to Eight-Thirty Morning " | Réenunde, of fortiend used ai and Evening Are the New Hours Fixed This Want to See Her Again,” Is Their Reply to} | Westminster yest Pirmoe t'viehn : Inquiry as to Their Intentions---Wish to NEY] WEEK oeenaecavueie Phew coun See ond NO INSANITY Morning By the Board of Public Works-- : Leave City Tomorrow to Take Brother's Body i Ger that he willywiand forthe nomine Sprinkling May Soon Be Curtailed Entirely, seeeeeeee ou the Grew ' ' — | ‘ D | < to Mother's Grave. Jorn rat ned this morning | (zine, News eo S ciseaitins 7 { Owtng the pr r mat, | ‘ror t over the connecting nd PHYSICIANS BAY GEORGE \ —— Siu ad ve in Hines of the wostern division errr rer re eee ee eee eee ee ee Ie : . orthern, Mr, Yerkes TWO SMALL FI..E6 | MITCHELL WAS NORMAL AT * % ' e © irl w < ge n » with Traffic Man * The city water department will have throughout the city # W not w . confined in an asylum, | would not be able to file Craig. The latter went small fire, start r CONCLUSION OF THE POST-)% tonight, tomorrow night and next week a large number of in- w 1 sane and convicted of | charges of murder against Esther st. Paul ieee le the be ~ 0 sragheohow . MORTEM EXAMINATION # spectors who, upon finding infractions of the regulations gov. # r M me of mu a her brother.| sche! and Mre. Creffield uatl . bes ast night, calle # érning the use of water, will report at once to the office at the # No Plans Made foes euauh ; WILL GIVE PICNIC iremen, who succeeded in putting city hall and immediately thereafter the water will be cut off he . ain } ® fr all premises upon which sprinkling is being carried on # y of appointing attorney @ Will proceed to make the he ladies of John " » dor econd r | George M wasn } ‘ ps peta Sete aad a 'y it inte | —* ® F. seiies, ee ee A od - i & outside of the prescribed hours. Radical action has become * evident!y ‘e ‘ \ mak evolve |} until October that the trial can| bor, The Florence K. has been|ablace. Th . hed. | Creffie h Piha | x, Temmatane we etrietiy Shen ed * the two t In tb nt meys! come up. Th south um {and will leave at 10 4. m,| bet not t rot n d come \ © prowecution will « and will lea [bat not betc : . . sy sinels dete tails * nearest and deares A who are familiar with the case this| its duty tn this at arn at 4 p.m. at the fool] the exteat of $1 “raked Bnet I tale dell a eee errr rere ee eR tm “That 's a the only ¢ se which will be) where the law loceupled by Mra. 8. J. Braune da ———— Mra. Creffield or the ewer” continued FP Miteh on. Neith after a t's thought. “But {| Mitchell « pear to have even ies even yet that she Orne Owing tr familiar with | ed on y | saedowng peut pene, - on tm Shakes His Head the trial of George M tts an} nity, the doct erested : age ae toe Ber y eee tee . one ad Shipley for Brain Removed. * f hiing enw the} * “ thet neighborhood Se owith : » defen This f This was removed entire! nal). ‘ “o purpose end te ask thay ‘ fferent } be fixed for cone ie action bes poke i & peculla attorneys, who are subjected to a close and exhausting f the city, erty ection ¢ Ned upon to defend the Maumee th was thé tetals « , k pressure ad was quenct of the boy whom they su lo pinion of the experts in atte , if e be: Mr. ¥ ee ext that this wa - ed the shel ajc y aded on a similar that Mitchell's bratr tead of in . é “ t r it eg J her b life to sach | “MAfRe reviousiy Nn t c no 1 e . " ' be t king may | Bessie end ‘ If we are asked by the court Deere teine tha ; nite |. The ® reduct the sr within a week © The only 5 wht o| to defend Bether Mitchell,” said Mr had been ted with more than | *°# Bo ag eo Hours to Be Reversed, aniaaundl Shipley today, and his reply was | average Intelligece | me . ~N -¢ oer August 1 there will id Mitchell dors In Perfect Condition. «e sprink! endorsed by his law partner ot S take the body Ht in the little fam wil, of course no, as is our| - ery portion of the b abet t spr 2 _ where their mother lies | £¥OF® duty. But you can ace eta R 4 touring lite Fgh: Basho Wrote nt nesting mornisis.| iets, provided the board of works to leave with| *e ¥! svg aes = Red | : an ting the mind clans say that while It f hours are as f . pie ues to permit aprinkling aj m aornome, 1 Se Father of Slayer f Judge Emory Brings Tears er jor » srr ans fers parson 40 siete planer Jail. The northern district, which ‘ | no amount of umen sane and Ghow & u jat present time allowed te “There fs a place there for all ere : 4 stor sete et th sprinkling district t | eprink he me n after ef war weld Fred. Mitchell, as he| to Eyes of Lega! Associates as He Tells of a ton | they insist. tha ayy =e ie eae es ee gat on the edge of bed, with > : oer thers of the conduct « ions aud os at or | 2% Pike at., Wentiake Lake! in the evening, and vice versa. Thig Bis beail buried in his hands He/| His Affection and Esteem for Victim---Reso- tier chtnfiata, that gave to] sausect and tie =f ~m response to the dpoke with resignation and seems; Mitchell his itherty tn rtain sible 8 . * t—That resentation of many residents of fo have conquered the first w . Seat | the introduction of toe Maks thveata portion of ty cant/the northern district that there aré | lutions Are Adopted By Association. Me introduction of be] in the brain structure, | or the above line, from 7m. to| many more gardens in that distriot what the ver harecd ou the grounds of tempo] "20 > ° a that dens require to be - ? . “ 1 A f hot we or and| sprinkled the evening in ordep would be of the jurors hae! rary insanity and that his brain thing but/ for the water to do them much good, which he experienced tmme- y after the tragedy Insanity is the only defense which Bether Mitchel) and Mra Creffield Will H. Thompson, whose son | the Judge Emory, | e* Jong acquaintance and of the | eine stated | showed velopments of the we oe can oo ee ne Boece es brought death to = which the deceased war To Present Testimony. better qual will bem e | Pe ete rig To Visit Suburbs. yeard, coor cB bel, by them er et enleged ‘ po potats involved. There is no such County Bar assoctation called today | resol texttimony of Mr. Hurt and the oth er consumers » either come Peng seer A o mmisstaney as justifiable homicide | Floral offerings decked the body] io take action on the death of the Whereas, A Divine @a.who told of Creffield KH was plain that the t get i. oe ructed to persons ° “ Meeeneary that the defense » y visit all the communities oute this stato, and the only successful | of George Mitchell on the slab in|Judge. The meeting was held in| whose inscrutable ws ba ef =i the ground er, ask for special hosing hours) side the city using Cedar river wat t 7 mo ° has pert peal o % roune ' we or at the of “a rd fight which can be made against 4/ +e morgue today. At an early hour Department No, 1 in the court ken, has permitt palling | cake. In no other way he i a z - . er from the city’s system and te charge of murder | e firet degree house tragedy to occur in midst, ane C ‘ . s levie 2 bye ot this morning the stream of visitors mbt ered teh f compan. | Jayme enlightened as to t rear and about even with the agnins for viol ake a report on whether water 1@ is to prove mental abderation Pale and week, with trembling |thereby ematch from mp ly of the Holy Rollers. Ap theae si oo t nea being wasted. If any sprinkling Dr, J. B. Loughary ta now en-| began and continued practically all | vol nd broken words, Mr. Thomp- | lonship and affe xe George pa vege fi : eee “ the let ear, F joughing its ay It e revoke Bur t Seen Goes cums tat mer: ae gaged in making an exhaustive ox | day without interm on gon told of hia deep feelin of | Meade Emor 4 call him, Ob! so pe - SG Georg Waite bet Bn lodged in the a" tn 4 out of bed twice! on water ie ng wasted the was “amination as to Mixe Mitchell's san The great majority of those wholfriendsahip, bis years of practice | eummarily we “ 1, bone of w. The carto * « ab a) > ‘eed . time ted evidence.| artery was severed and death was | ¢ by persons e re I be off entirely, and thi@ corning ordere@ inkling stopped, whethe ‘and will have the «fr! under his |€o to see Mitehell's body are women |alongside of the deceased, of hie! must all at the ap % mtion for a short thue @ur.| and not a few of them bring bow |scquaintance with Mrs. Emory be | plead before the Great Ruler of fore and after her marriage, and of | Universe t the Resolved, that we contempla ¢ and horror the cireur dy which wach day for a couple of weeks | quets. Long before the noon bh results of this examination, as | arrived the room was banked with) the sorrow and afflh Siteady stated, will be made known | flowers ed's family and Pealy to the prosecuting attorney Many of those who brought bow | afflictions. his own aces attending the te a te adjudged sane, as ex | quete ane vonen ae, the aneite Lined With Sorrow ‘ 7" 4 ie the ite ath of ovr ue the case will be vigorously | age of life and their flowers quite an ' riend and associate at the . ted | cridently come from the home gar-|, Hls wife now lies at death Soe: bar ne gt ute Under the conditions as they now | dents There was a profuse display his ti some B=. rect panes verte Resolved, that in the loss " to. ore = fe exit, mecuting Attorney Mack-jof sweet pe gasturtiume and) forme worrew Brot Emory we have been th of t y of these stories Z : Oar deep lines across his features, gIV*| Orived of the influence and example | . : Borge vnp F intesh looks for one of two things, other old-fashioned vartetios him’ the apeparance of 8 mas who ’ Aved of th Ane poe os os = ‘ a oe " salt m an had given up hope and, as he ad sionable frie geet Pn Mercaga dressed the court the feeling of hie ne anaittion of wearin gyn ggre ifh—ygei - fore the courts, these men of the! ... a ‘ rt. | up oo wblaperasce law shed teare—the men of the | +. » 4 eo at } That Mitene aod avert law wept. Some th were who! i, “ nc =e el iddenention’f ke = Cree could not endure the sight, and left May aus : a* eg: 1 . immediately upon the completion eerrow, find wamelany deunt e thin th of the address, while others left be st tn the eaueebab tases ‘ie midi, et that ° $$$ fore Mr iengrsear cn ded. | h the blackness Off wad insane at # ey SLAYER OF JUDGE EMORY|any other time during the number Judge Jaco now engulfs ° f 1 the | of years that Mr. Hardy has know Orange president ning a bright ray t wan WILL BE CHARGED WITH | him eet . ‘ctiiiaalen + "g the Bar ® a ne the j Macht his orphaned MURDER IN THE FIRST DE Knew the Boy. t colette fe — a “The boy came into the sto . Restitute of funda. Friends whor : ‘olce and tears runnise me into the store om D sTaR WILL RECEIVE CONTRI. | Jest Pr “ge . whe mtn rs Hing voles nd = se * GREE IN JUDGE FRATER’S| Saturday night,” said Mr. Hardy, BUTIONS TO HELP SEND ( o oa ta | coeeetee” ta. ett ane COURT j"and asked f gun, cartridges r . creat trish ; Pear geile Jand ho I have known him for GEORGES BODY TO SE nw. ; ve thee have weltedlomtaat o hg a Teobest i Lind.| “ si | ye thought nothing of the b t .s Asset -Y yg Mech wiveg A | matter inhesitatingly sold him BURIED BESIDE MOTHER. ‘ i ve 1 dieing tend iueen peep tcted | ‘ At 9:30 o'ele Monday |the cun. He appeared to be quite Sela, leas thee zene nog gry any quite bie, th fter he had orning Chester Thompson will be | rational, and chatted for a momen’ st + case “ Sede tama earved perhaps « more th " ‘ gned in J Frater’s court| but, as we were very busy, I pal , - i leasion spoke & h rega | sdar that Prosecuting Attorne to plead to the ormation charg-| very If attention to the drift of : Ao it att ‘ a rongenremmaepnrtens Niimaiabebaall his aseistant, Judge ng murder in the first |his conversation. While asking for i une of unfortunate con Miller, w have beer P degre (of Judge G./the gun, a young man standing neal hith f afta The Star hee con those to petit the « Meade I latter's home| by, who evidently knew Chester, wented to a ontributions. Sev his pardon, He would the 8 marked hate alr wnished for h repre You ought to sell him a bow ffice, and thene in| . , ed € eacaped w, Mr. Hardy; it would be | Monday's pape . DEFENSE P NS Jeath that ca b { . F in keeping with the reputation unt be c i 1. oe te A LA M 1 M we | set fo sess that's right,’ langhe@ he body at th c t 1 ote n, and with that he aske % ; ¢ x up the goods, which Bade Him Good Night. d me good night ner, and departs Jleasani mae FATHER’S LOVE \ni3s0 SGR ES oles “© \NSPECTORS ON celle in the county all law night. ange < pape peng sakae te saleeel & they Other than that I know noth- Rather occupies a cell next the of) ag ane oa ¢ 4 js % psa ‘ 4 ’ t of the case, and was greatly : tered r 1th | . teed which he committed. | I the “Holy Rotler is In the wom | *idere am » quit we both temiles would that Sather and Planned to Kill | ha " we dit-lavas oe ian ey eee pemrerieieieneminmmeecente an's ward Mra. Cr will permit the law . torent th There is nothing about the ae-| to take its « oak Gb thea ° ' s | nt up occasion than th PEEVE EEE EHH SEE EE EERE REE EEE HHS | tons of either that would go to| or consideration for the out |e seothine NAVAL OFFICERS ARE AGOARD D Mrs. Crofficid, —r . ra ing ieee: \ . THE BATTLESHIP TODAY ratfield, 5 4 Care Sheriff Smith, * ee 5 WILL BE TRIED ON THE WA Seattle, Wash * 1 * What can papa do for you, dear. « | wl ree wo TER MONDAY * 0. V. HURT. | —— ; * aT ; * * was justified in the mur-|on the other six days, This spirit ty § t« Mra dov LOOPHOLE IN LAWS === SUTTCT Miteh 1 the ab Up in th ‘ A wim {field t nod, with a e dibicaiiiaichaliiaianeliimaigs ont : a eone words, t f welt ¢ | 1 . F p | eave t of t sexey. ne eee eS mund field was de-|is spreading among our young men, t t ht of t | heart| GEORGE MITCHELL JURY WELL either 1 ef aan t ting A oe poe sie, te lees Rew Myron | ff « nt day life ts breeding ‘ full with re + | second degre | ome 1 " he| docked ¢ A i mast iret Bap- n 80 Wen ‘ y ther . ‘| KNEW THAT BOY WAS NEVER The t f the d Macks > b . pe f > r 4 weak and puny they ‘ ¥ te » ’ INSANE, BUT IT WAS THEIR | o¢ : ; , t has had quite enough | “ A - 2 arene vetare ap Tecones Say ict} mountains to get a Nile vitalizing ' ONLY MEANG OF ACQUITTING |“ © > fe al, wae that | sant an the tt a oe patra tee ig night Pas S ] “Disguise fact as we mayy I Mra field | yo gt x the ba tay J ng iene A a : to a foarte Ching —thie Gore ha en a deterioration in | Th ' that found we| f f M | hit 1 in 1 clared fa change, t f » f 1 th < - rain entin t t e boy y i oe p> : wn th Cre 1 ha > PAYS BECOND VISIT. SHIPS FROM HONOLULU - . sitied te wel imultaney a a of F ind Creffield im a there in k -— * 4 “ee many pol We cannot am : : fdn't ' rge Mitche ' e quige ap that = owt I hips from H 1 arr ’ » Creffield. 1 said t un, to Folk, . On het t the me } sen at n port t morning beir q + of 1 V elt, or to any . at « " ted t the aA nck hiel = was burglarized last | well, of the Seatt « ut th Mitchell ha the reform f k f , or ft 1 “ firm bellet | de Judge M ght t nigh has ec hia | : \ and the I ayride-4 nd ul I he church, yet : : "| of ' , 4 th " r ' t " g . 16 mn cargo am be | "1 A pre-eminently, P face : f ' - ob e, three pounds of cheese DEATH WAS SUDDEN I with t w there is f that 3 Me . 7 # hy M ri th Hurt’s Sad Story two dozer ane und othe? good , Sr ogee h Bs no at ! 4 at : . Bog . u t told while eare| not inte ame store was) WB. ¢ « ged ed at mpathiain ‘ 7 . ts wer 46 t t hh 7 ge . ” t 1 r eke tory | entered Tul evidently by the! Seattle Gene hospiia hat was rid i er © the ises t He i# met r and t “ The Only Kecape | daughters led a f t Ij holds a key to tho store, as the|} q is thought ute books and go ser ‘ en € nand a B Mayor . f s white-halred father.) Pe 1 not to be inane it would | ruined, a ate of shame and ab building ts locked by padloc to congestion of the brain, ar danger of reachin P ‘ M and JO. 4}) b * not disturbed in| will be dete i at ap psy ,urch wovermay 3 f «ol pepe” pory (0.find the defendant guilty of ily of # man who had always lived elther case |to be held immediately, Some say they are justified in lissourl, is a Babils” “* - - ° see oe ~ - 6 egy nee ‘ mov eatin. ote tee