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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

Pennlless and hesflbroken over
the tragedy which has come into
their lives. Fred and Perry Mitchell.
the brothers OF George Mitchell. to-
day wandered about the streets OF
the city. not knowing where 10 so
or what TO do.
my God. II Is terrible" cried
Perry Mitchell. as he wiped away
the tears that eoursod down his
chS.ks. IL seems like some dream
| cannoS ieallze that Il u true,
After Georsc~lwd done everything
he could to<save Hfthef from those
people :"
IL DO not know What 10 DO. I
would Hike to take o{~rrc lmek 10
NawburR. Ore. uhsl Me oofher
h barikd. and lay ~ h..t.sr ~,
N IN NJ Y M ] - 4 !
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MURDER IN
FIRST DEGREE
Esther Mitchell and Mrs. CreHied Will Face
Trial for the Killing of George Mitchell.

Murder in the fret degree r. The
charge which 3iii be flied against
Esther Mitchell aud Mra. Creffleld
"a the superior court tomorrow. Pa
pefa VIII be prepared and regularly
placed on the court records by the
prosecuting attorneys office.
insane on Religion.
This Information was made public
today by Assistant Prosecuting Al
tofney John MILLER The preliminary
examination as 70 the Mitchell
girls sanity. conducted by IN ,. -.
LeuEhary has determined that the
sister 81 only mentally unbalanced
De regards one thing. aud that IL her
firm belief ga the Holy Roller doc
trins Of Edmund Crefnetd.
Mt Miller would not aivuige the
nature u ur I.ouaharya report
which has only been rendered him
Informally. but from another source
u NnH leafaea that Il disposed Of the
theory that the young Kifl was In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
SLEEPS the SLEEP OF
A CARE-FREE GIRL

With your brothers to ror,land''
No
VIVA, were your plans for the
futnrcf'
TO ~ what l dld
And then what we're you going
10 do
To Take Consequences
Then. coolly replied the glri.
4 was going to take the eonae5
quences
What DO you think the eonses
guenoea Of this deed will befs
4 do not know. and what Is more.
| do not care IN the least I am
happy and satisfied. My work Is
done"
Mfs. creffield huggoa the girl
close aud they smiled -ssa looked
into each others eyes knowingly
Mrs Creffield VAS The next 10
speak
Esther l. less guarded IN her
remarks than 4 have never told
the reporters anything They al
take Georges part and tell such
awful things about inc that are not
50
What did theg ever say about
you that vas untrue. Mira tref
fiuldf- vas asked
ussisss 90 Derry Them.
They said 80 many things that
Il would be- useless 90 deny them
well. for Instance. what one
thing vas said that ~ not so
They said ! once made the re
mafk thst M husband would Fise
from his grave ! never said H.
What else dld they say z
Too much
OF the tao women. Esther seems
the brighter. A. she sat lingering
a magazine. she spoke % the dh
fefuut hoks she had read. and her
conversation seemed perfectly
aaae She also spoke Of her school
aAss and the happy times she had
had
Hat all that h ended nov NJ
nfr has been changed and ! am not
the siFi | was three years ago i
makes no difference what they DO
xilh me. my interest IN this life
has raAea
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had scofned such a thing as for
giving
4 want no more II him. she
said lie has caused me enough
trouble
Opportunity Came.
The brothers were astonlshcd
that their sister should have al the
last gone 10 the depot for the fare
well. as their lives marked bN
tragedy. might never cross agnln
All four started 60 walk through the
waiting room. Perry md George in
front aud Fred and Esther in the
rear. This was just he opportunity
the girl had been waiting for. A.
Fred asked t. carry her cape, she
raised her hand IN which she had
held the concealed revolver and
fired from distance Of not more
than two feet
George staggered aud. as he fell
cried
MY Cod NJ God, I'm shot"
He breathed only a few times
gasped once OF twice and. without
altering another word. passed from
this life.
Brothers Hsarthrokon.
The heartrending grief OF Fred
ana Perry Mitchell Was terrible 10
see. Both boys fell on the body OF
their murdered brother and. when
they saw that life was done. their
sobs we're heartrending. Fred
Mitchell succeeded IN collecting
himself. but Perry wept as II his
heart were breaking At the po
lice station he became 50 wrought
up and hysterieal that he bled from
the nose
Shows No Emotion.
As II she had been a craven i'm.
age. the girl murderer sat In the
seat watching the form of her broth
er stiffenlng and soaked In blood
with hardly culver ui an eyelashI
CONTINUED on Page sevcn)
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II want 20 see George. too. and I
guess | had better 20 today" the
griof-bowod youth continued. and
he gazed vaeantly and unseelng. IL
appeared In the direction of the
morRue, where his brother lay life
less.
we had planned 10 all get 20.
rether AZ Portland soon. Young
Mitchell said after Il moments
pause. George and ! we're going
10 Portland and Fred had intended
aupg 20 eastern Washington, 20
work during the harvest. utter
which he had intended TO join Us.
And Then Esther came and "a this
awful. khIng. why did ~ ID ITO
'lisnler talked with NHpe before
he LETT and told him she bad Moth
sue AGAINST 0ecfxq. 70 n<X&[
iI1la9fnH1 a1fthinf NE this
"a tte w'~<~~~ =. - h'evse
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sane when she fired the shot which
killed George MiieSeJL
Another Exam nation.
Another medical examination wllf
be made aa o. Stiles Mitchelia condi-
lion ~ mind but the general be-
lief f. thaf the report VIII bear Out
the preliminary report. showing lhnt
the girl Has De her right mind aud
realized perfectly what she Was do
lng whom she murdered her brother.
That there viii be determined
prosecution ~ this case 81 quite ssi-
dent from The statements einauat-
Ing from the prosecuting attorneys
office There were only Two theories
tenablo. one that the siri Was in
sane and The other that she was ID
her right mind Nov that the in
sanity theory. 10 FAR a. the murder
IS concerned. ia disposed ~. there
remains the only alternative q
bringing the guilty parties 60 full
account fer their crime.
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HURT CLEARED
OF SUSPICION
ESTHER MITCHELL AND MRS.
cREFFIELp ARE HELD RE-
sPoNslBLE FOR THE PLOT
AND ITS EXECUTION.

The guilt for the murder OF
George Mitchell rests entirely be.
tween the two women under arrest
according 10 statement made by
Chief OF Police Wapponstein late
this afternoon. The chief explains
that the results OF the investigation
conducted from that office had de-
termined to certainty that mono
outside OF Esther Mitchell and Mrs,
Creffield had any hand IN the plo,
60 shoot the young boy
Frank Hurt. whose arrest was de-
manded yesterday hy Fred Mitchell,
"a believed 10 be at Meydonbauer
bay. NJ work. Tho PROSECUTING a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

Tie Northwestern Steamship
company. for the present viii send
all steamers 10 Valdez. Seward and
other westward points Via fne gut.
side passage. kattiux> out JuH4sn
an.srsitka. on( stcausl( each month
~ 40 ~ the inside passage 20
take care " the bunIn114 ol(3fod.
ri OcxceIe;ef, eaII1nr A1I199e /. VII
80 0kecf 10 valdez. and returning
lmkII bine ~ ne outside panaa<e.
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OF DEAD MAN
PE.NlVILESS IN THEIR GRIEF

Have you talked TO Esther. and
did she say anything" the speaker
asked hurriedly
Later. when Attorney shlpley In.
tericcted the opinion that the girl
had been living a lie all the time.
he assented.
Father Arrives Tonight.
The two surviving Mitchell BOYS
are stopping at the stevens hotel,
where they expect 20 be Joined by
their father and q brother, Hurley
Mitclsll, Who llysA at Dayton.
Wash, whore the father had stop
ped off for a few days.
: The Wther received The iclsslnm
Xssl night oi1uounciun Tie sho( >l<
q esg' ' ss''ss.1 IA
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Of George Mitchell. n such letters
are actually ia existence. they have
not been found 80 far
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CLIMAX OF CRIME IN
HISTORY OF SEATTLE

made him hero IN the eyes u
hundreds. That be was - her ficsh
ard fi10d adds fuel % the indlgnH-
ilou. nea that she Killed hlm fof
bis efforts % save her shows lack
Of 20 mauy human sentiments ss 70
indicate madnsrs.
IL Fanatic.
Father Mitchell e. rsrtaiuiy
fanatic who will draw she line be-.
tween fanatieiam and madness E.x=
peris eln decide officially whether
" not she - sane. The maKnltuds
and inhumanilY ~ ber crime spells
madness % tie common ear. But
is not every murder done Va mad.
nsssg No normal person o. = n1r-
MAJ frame Of mind viii kiH an
Their The mind suet swing frrm
The normal before murder r. posi-
Bile Normally cries aut In loud
protest against murder
What viii Law say9
George Mitchell carefully planned
AND killed his victim and the law
aavs he IL insane. Esther Mitchell
carefully planned and killed her
victim and what viii the law sag
one ria the world ~ n scouBdfei.
the other ~ q hero. Tho law pre-
tends 10 rsck not u The FiiiHlny OF
virtue Of the victim but the public
Goes. Public opinion acquitted
George Mitchell. what viii public
opinion DO with Esther MITCHELL
Against George Miichelfs provo
j. 81
hatred of hia victim. Esther Mitchell
has the fact mat she fa woman
and Be- tied iH the bonds Of fanati-
ciam o. fanaficiam uuhaly and re-
puiaivc. but none the less fsuatieism. |
She believed she aas doing what
was right. but most mutdorera are
able 70 Justify their deed % their |
own satisfaction.
n Esther Mitchell iB insane che
IL only insane in that she believes
she dld what was right
Planned the Murder.
She vent about the killing Of her
brother with calm fofethouFht She |
planned the murder with care and |
executed every detail with a preci- |
sion not compatible with on ire
sponalble mind. Her every act pre-
vious 70 the killing was that Of a |
sane person. A. her command she
had reason, logic. q clear mind aud |
determination. what the penalty |
you'd be sh1 did mol care.
Many a love maadeneg womQn |
has poisoned Der Rival With a rcck-
isssHcsa ~ consequences similar 20 |
that Of Esther EULER, and they ,have
paid the penaltr
extraordinarily.
Every way enc locks ~ EsihsLl
Aitebeii she IL r1ne except for ~
religious beliefs. flsf primary ifus
palss aas 1sOAeo. rse'nis> lep<i-
thai - - dlffefsoffem - krtat
aaIo9'T III ~ feIISits'f b(ef ana
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jim HILL COMING

James J, hin Is ON HIS way TO tho
coast and today is west a Helena.
Mont. expecting 60 arrive az spo-
kane this afternoon. Mr.. I'M ON
his present trip Is coming over the
Northern Pacific. and II Is stated
that he viii go 10 Portland before
coming 60 Seattle.
THREE BOATS FOR NOME. I
Three steamers loaded WHY
freirht and one with fair list oI
messengers. sailed for Nome !.
nieht The orInanal. ze;r&
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whsre II Frank HnrtF
Ever since the Milling 81 ueofEn
Michel b hts sister Esther IN the
Union depot yesterday Rfternoon.
tho Police have been searching Tor
the brother of Mrs. Cfcffisid
Fred Mitchell charges Frank Hurt
With beiax the lnstIgator 81 tho
rr,ras The police have no further
nowiedRs that che Holy Roller
disciple had ANYTHING 20 DO with the
hililuK. but they strongly suspect
that ~ had
A halt dozen detectives and fss.
trnlmsn have been searching with.
ont epminE ncress ant trace " him.
aud thsy fear be mas have left ne
city.
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sssslns o. tn. wlso~.

seebina ~ tire Wtae~,
And while they SANG there came
ffum upstairs the sounds Of the
sobbinx % the widow and the reia
fivea
Al tbs conclusion ~ the services
the easEst Vas relieved of ia bur
cen OF floral ureaths and carried 10
the heHrse b. the pallheaFefH. Dan
Eel Ksllehsr. Frcderick Bsasmaa.
Claude Ramsay. Judge Nllmoa
Tucker. William G. Keith and & ;
BYrnea
Following the easAct To wldow
Maikesf TO her carriage. leaning on
the arm ~ her father. Captain De
Wolf Indss A Aiberisoa and Mrs
AihsrtHon. the latter a sister q
Judge EmorY and Mrs. Charles
whittisasY. and other relatives aud
close friends 81 the family also &C
c0mpanied the remains to the ere
mAtoFy. where a short prayer serv-
Ice Ass held.
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KILLING OF GEORGE MITCHELL
TnE nosT SENSATIONAL
EVER DONE ~ clTY-ouEs.
TIoA or GIRLS SANITY.

Seattle has IN the past been
shocked and Mortified BY the de-
tails ~ many murders. Grimes -
a. snafmity thaf staggered belief
have been committed ard hoen the
talk Of day or a week Yesterday
in he killing o. George Mitchell the
climax was reached.
~ ali the criminal annals - TIE
city there has never been chain
Of sensational circumstance such
aa eliminated in TIE death - George
Mitchell Brutal murders there have
been q plenty. CAIN. deliberate MUIR
dsfss murders deae De the hent q
rage. last. aearice and revenge have
furnished the motives for The taking
~ ife but never before has re
iision and divine command
prompted The murderer
Similar Killings.
Striped to the eiemonfata. the
killing - George Mitchell De- similar
% ne killing u Cfaffieid. They ar
fer in motive. The motive - George
Mitchell and the character u his
victim were such az 20 justify the
deed De- the minds u practically ee-
efyone. The motive ~ Esther
Mitchell and the character uf her
victim bring universal condemna
ton
George Mitchell foit Il vas his
duty - XII Creffieid. and jury
upheld him fg declaring that he
Wa insane while the public. know
iHa him 90 be perfectly sane, app
nlaudsa The viii ~ the people was
done Equally conscientious. Esther
Mitchell killed her brother. She, too
believed it 10 be her duty.
BraVsd the Lsw.
Both we're willing 10 brave the
Law % accomplish that which the
Jaw says fhaf not be done
George Mitchell Killed his victim
without n moments warning His
victim. IN the eyes ~ the world, was
a reptile and deserving 81 no other
fate. Even the grim custodians Of
tie Law cannot admit but what the
world ia better That Cfsfneid lies
- bic unmarked atafe. And Ge0rgt
Mitchell ga the s0rld a service
when he fidded D. n The Holy Roller
lfadsr. His method may be guess
TONED. but The result cannot
Where They Differ.
Iiere - where the telsted killings
1<frRe. Esther MlfoteIl's purpose
80 personally IS siskaTe ~ that
s. Nm brasssase0 Lilo epinlon
q valuable
4nbcf whose
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Personal Motive.

The personal motive tHferH
strongly into the ease witt her
There is room for the suspicion that
she used Esther Mitchell ~ q tool
Her words when Crefneld was shot
down were the words ~ a revenge
ful woman. n there h. say respon-
sibHity for The killing Il George
Mitchell. Maud Crefacld will bear
the greater burden.
Religious Insanity. Fa-cailsd. a.
not considered separate class Of
Insanity. and religion Itself IL not
cause for insanity.
Il IL only when person carries
religion to an excess that Il IL
spoken II az insanity.
A man who carries anything to
an excess r. naturally unbalanced.
While religion may be n eoutribut-
Ing cause " viii always be found
that the man r. mentally defective
previous to the taking up Of re-
iigion. and II religion did not at
tract him something else would.
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Attracts Tive Kinds.

Religion attracts two kiuds Of
primarily defective persons;
The man who l. depressed imaE-
ines himself wronRed or that he has
committed q wrong, whose life APP
pears 81 no account. and aa n
means Of saving himself turns TO
religion. This class Of persons
usually commit suicide or homicide.
believing that the spirits have d.
rected them.
Tho second class feel exalted. hap
~ and deiirious They feel them
selves 20 be above the earth. and
have no regard Tor life. property or
their families This class Of persons
win commit the most Outrageous
crimes IN the name OF the o-calIed
religion Or halluoination. and are
the most dangerous class Of i.sans
people.
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Prom the shadow ef the znllowH
George Mitchell walked 10 biH
death yesterday afternoon. Mitchell
nns shot and lnaiaaug killed -
Is 20 o'clock bY HE sister. Esth@r,
for whose honor hc had taken he.
man life The crime occurred 81
the ualon depot Several hundFrfi
people. huryiug to and frpm the
trains. raN the tragic sequel 70 tht
bloody trail which has marked the
efforts Of the authorities 20 blot out
Holy RoIlsriam. and iis attend
ant mental and phi steal debaaeb
cries
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whittiessv. Herbert Williams anu
A. " cauRuf saax Abide with
Ne. and Gene Ye Dlsconaolair
AZ tho music % the former hymn
Hmsilud 0at Niih the fan. clear
voices q The singers tears cam" 10
the eJes ~ All the men Nnd uutnen
gathered IN the houss. while cat In
the lawn IN ffont. beneath ths wei
cofn~ shade 81 The trees. stropE
men gave Nay "a their emotions snd
went
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With a single shot from n as.
callhef revolver. which she carried
concealed beneath cape. the
Mitchell airl ended the life Of her
brother
Trsucheruua. eho anne 20 say
rnpd byc.@ and. with smile 90
her lips and a spirit that slammed
forgiveness. walled NJ behind the
brother who had rIekcd 50 much
for her sake. aud coailY sent bni.
let crashing through biz head Tier
GRAND Of misstxied vengeance TN.
Ishsa the girl SINK into scat Of
tho waiting room tnd threw the stiil
smoking gun 10 the floor
Crowd Horror Stricken.
Palsied aud awe.stricken. tho
crowd came 70 halt The full
realization Of the tragedy aid not
reach them until the stricken youth
had nasped hia last breath and IA,
silent and white IN the embrace 81
death. 1878 life bloOi came guah.
ing out through the wound which
tho bullet had torn In the hack ~
tho head ard stained the floor 81
the waiting room q deep crimson.
Carried Out Every Detail.
With murder in her heart aud al
the details arranged with Satanic
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srsvsd the Law


Iiere IL where the selsted killings
1<ffRe. Esther MlfcteIl's purpose
fz1 personally Is slsSeTe ~ that
Il IN hsnsso silo opinion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-27
Births Reported,

Births were reported 10 the health office
In the past twenty-four hours rs follows:
Simon and Sarah Spigel, December Is.
Male.
Samuel N. and Mary Kiatta, December
81. Male.
Julius and Leah Abramson, December
Is. Female.
Hughes and Estelle Taylor, December 81.
Female
Charles NJ. and Luella Cecil, December
%. Female.
Allen and Annie E. Yates, December %.
Males; twins.
Harry and Maud Smith. December %.
Females; twins.
Frank A. and Lizzie Jones, December 20.
Male.
Anton and Ollie D. Longweil, December
%. Male.
Frank and Clara Scott, December %.
Female
Charles A. B. and Isabella CoIliere, De-
cember %. Male.
William A. and Lottie E. Mccullough,
December %. Male.
Consulate and Mariana Sergi. December
20. Male
william and Mary Coleman, December
20. Male.
Grover H. and Alice " Kesterson, De-
cember %. Female.
Henry w. and Alberta Peters. December
Charles E. and Lily F. Bruce, December
25. Female.
Lorenzo d. and Elizabeth B. Cornish, De-
cember Is. Male.
Female.
William F. and Lottie.M. scherer. De-
cember %. Male.
John and Mary Frantanuono, Deem
Der rs. Female.
Paolo and Cannelo Devote. December IL.
Male.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Walter c. Honesty and Mamie A. Carroll.
Charles L. Palmer of Cuipep2r county.
Va, and Katie NJ. Petite of Rapahannock
county. Va.
James B. Bolton of York, Pa, and Bessie
Hall of Frederick, Md.
Alexander Mob. Peoples and Ellen Eliza
beth Kalb.
Henry Q. Bahan and Martha J. Banks,
both of Dunbrook. Va.
Edwin S. Youngblood and Helen b.
Hague. both of Petersburg Va.
Moses j. Hassis and Richard Ella Hyatt.
Wendell r. Smith of New York city and
Evelyn F. Barker of this city.
Clifton B. Turner of West Liberty, KY,
and Josephine Mcdonald of this city.
Lee A. Lampkins of Chicago, ILL., and
Sadie A. Gray of this city.
John w. Gross and Annie Jennifer.
Twyman S. Jones and Myrtle V. Rollins.
Jerome jenkins and Elena Hawkins.
Rufus G. Byars and Equilla Mae Toliver.
James Z. Donnely ana Anna Eydelloth,
10Th of Baltimore, Md.
Y Alexander BraXton and Lizzie Ewell
Fred Ellis of Thornhill, Va, and Fannie
Galloway of Munroe, Va.
Benjamin F. Chapman and Linda d.
Duke, both of Ashland. Va.
Leonard r. Warmer and Lottie c. Dyer
both of Richmond, Va.
William H. Sutherland of Newark, N j.,
and Refer L. Thomas of this city
Forrest Mallory and Rosa r. Hendrick
both of Richmond. Va.
William H. Howard of this city and Carrie
B. Pierce of New York city.
Charles H. Sayles and Julia z. Mckenzie.
Charles Jackson and Sarah Wingo.
Irving c. Perry and Bette Barker both
of Fredericksburg, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-27
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health office
In the past twenty-four hours as follows:
Abraham Richardson, 81 years, 400 L
street northwest.
Alice Thornton, 80 years, 112S Govern
ment alley northwest.
Gertrude Williams, % years, Freedmen's
Hospital
Charles H. Blue. 65 years, 1908 MAYORS
alley northwest.
Cornelia Thomas, % years, Garfield Hos
pital.
Taylor Gray SO years, % Pierce street
northwest.
Hattie Smith, As years. Freedmen's Hospi-
tai
Edward D. Morrill,, 50 years, HOS B
street northeast.
Andrew L. Dolloff, 81 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
James Keleher, SO years, Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Grace drummer, 16 years, 2122 Sth street
northwest.
Joseph Kane, years. 400 New Jersey ave-
nue. southeast.
Wilson Blackburne, 81 years, 1928 Az
street northwest.
Isaac Mckinney, "A years. 40 Hanover
street northwest.
Charles w. Boswell. GO years, 325 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest
Thomas A. Jacobs, 50 years, 437 61s street
southwest.
Martha j. Cutshaw. 81 years 1929 Girard
street northwest.
Ella " Neff. % years, SD 10th street
northeast.
Jamie N. S. Walker. 5 months, 6 Logan
place.
Helen Palmer, l month, 1853 Monroe
street mort Invest.
Maud A. Kammerer. 3 days, GOO o street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-27
Hotel Arrivals.

Shoreham-John r. Walcott, New York:
r. W. Lehman. New York; +. W. b. Lyon.
New York; NJ. S. Connell, Philadelphia;
A. Marcel, Tuxedo Park, n. Y.
Raleigh-CharIes Small, New York; f. c.
AIRY, New York; Warren Wright New
York; L. Z. johnson. Roanoke, Va. George
p. Pope Brooklyn. y. Y.
Arlington-C Kenyon, Brooklyn. y ":
George NJ. Bowers, West Virginia; b. r.
Bernstein, New York; J. ]. Paxton and
Mrs. Paxton. New York; j. w. Jones. New
York.
Ebbtt-Goodwin Hobbs, Newport, r. l.;
f. Alexander and mrs Alexander. New
York; J. Prentice, United States army: a.
NJ. Tinker, Massachusetts; ID. b. Cunning
ham, Philadelphia.
New Willard-T. b. Harrison. ir Louis
vile, Ky; w. d. MoXie. New York; Seth
Perkins, Boston; NJ. c. Smith, United States
army; A. c. Dewitt, Lynchburg. Va.
Normandie-Miss C. NJ. Hazetine, Nor
ristown, n. =; Miss Bartot. Brooklyn, y.
Y; Miss Poapst, Brooklyn, y. Y: Mrs. G..
NJ Bartot, Brooklyn. n. Y; Mrs. c. Reins
child, New York city; Miss l. Miehhng. New
York city; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Scheffier.
Brooklyn, n. y; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Boces-
berg Texas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-27
Death of Mrs. DENLY.

Mrs. Charles DENLY. widow of the former
United States minister to China, died yes
terday at her home in Evansville. Ind. Her
sons, Mr.. Charles DENLY, chief clerk of the
State Department and Representative
Edwin DENLY of Michigan. with the other
four children, were with their mother at
the last