The Alaska prospector., 1906-07-19

rived here yesterday. They will
 visit the principal cities tf the Northwest.
 Seattle, July 13-As George Mitchell ami his brothers Perry and Fred were at the station pre- paraiory to taking the train for Portland. Esther. for whose ruin George shot and killed Cre!field appeared and bid him good bye. She shook hands with George, speaking to him for the first time since the killing. As George turned to board the train Esther drew a gun from beneath her coat, which she carried on her arm, and fired at him. the bullet entering his head behind the left ear. killing him instantly. She was immedi- ately arrested and taken to the police station, where she appeared perfectly cool. She stated that she was determined that George should die when he was acquitted Tues day, and it was agreed between her and Mrs. Crefiield that the one having the best opportunity should fire the shot. The widow feared , that she was watched, and as it was known that George was arx- : ious to see his sister, she went to the station, knowing that he would not suspect her. Mrs. Creiiield, who was also arrested, confirms Esther's story. Cretlield ruined Esther, making her believe that she would be the mother of a second Christ. There was a large crown at the station at he time of the shooting, and only prompt work on the part of the police in surrounding the girl and getting her away saved her from attack and probable lynching. The sym
 pathy of nearly the whole states of Washington and Oregon were with George, as he was believed to be perfectly justified in killing Crefiield.
 Washington. July 13-The mother of Judge Emory on being notified of the tragedy had re- lapse. and it's believed is dying. New York, July 12-Judge AL ton Parker replying to Taft's Greensboro speech, says that Taft is in the South to create the i'm pression that trusts will be regula- ted under the new laws, which Is not true. Ho says that if the fight had been inaugurated years ago, it would have saved a multitude of sins against the people.
 Olympia, July 13-Adjutant General Grain, who was appointed by the president as attorney for the U. s. Court in China, is not yet ready to state whether or not he will accept the appointment.
 Cronstadt, July 13-Reiestvenski was yesterday acquitted by the court martial on the grounds that he was insane from wounds at the time of the surrender of his squad ron to the Japanese. The four next highest officers of the fleet were found guilty and sentanced to death, but it is expected that the Czar will later cummute their sentence owing to the bill now 1 pending IF the parllment aoOlish- ing the death penalty.
 | Sevastopoi, July 13-Admiral Chouknin, commander of the Black Sea fleet, was shot from ambush in
 his garden, by sailor of the fleet.
 He will die. Chouknin was gem erally hated because he ordered the execution of Lieutenant Schmidt last March, and also or dered a woman who shot at him
 last February immediately killed l in his yard. He was condemned to death at the time by the terror ists.
 1 Corvallis, July 13-O. V. Hunt, 1 father ot Crefiield's wife, tainted
 when told of the murder of George
 Michell. He had spent all he pos