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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
Bishop Makes Fortune
From Chimney
Sweeping

While the entire country D. ais
eusslng the trust question pro and
con. few Seattle people realize 40
have n trust right In 0nr midst.
but one that Is working for The pub.
lle good. The trust In question -
headed b. j Bishop the man who
has made snug fortune from me
chimney sweeping business. star.
ing lu "a modest way some y years
ago. Bishop. by doing only the very
best Of work. has butt mp his bhai'
mems until he has . branch in every
large cliy la the west. from Mon
treal 90 New Orleans and from
Kansas city 10 Seattle Ia san
Francisco Bishop bad contracts 10
sweep tine chimueyr Of all the prlh'
clpai buildings ard. uHlil fne recent
earthquake. practically controlled
his line of business Ia that city Ills
wagon. on which b. built minia'
tare house. Is familiar sight TO
Seattle people Mr Bishop opened
a branch IN this eity last January
and makes his headquarters ~ TIE
y. e. Miles a. Piper Co, cor FIRST
and Madison. where order. viii BE-
received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
SCHMITZ TO Be
INVESTIGATED

SAN FnANCisco. July t5-It IL
reported this afternoon that the dis
trirt attorney has decided 10 iuvezti-
gate the charges made By Police
Commissioner Reagan against
Mayor Hehmiir
lie accuses the mayor ~ ifreEu-
lar methods iu dealing with sa-
looms. French restaurants and dis
orderly houses.
Reagan waH runnmarliY dismissed
from office thls afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
MAY
Be STOPPED

Eighteen special water inspectors
now employed by the water depaft
ment TO pteyout .lne violation Of tn
anrinklluF rules arc unable 10 cur
tail the use ~ 'watpf 10 such an
1Htont as 10 permit the accumula
ton Of water IN the city reservoirs
during the hot dayn. and ualeHa
their work can be made IN some
Why more effective. u will be- necea.
aafy 10 again cut down the aprlnk.
ling hours. even possibly 10 pro
hihii Hprinhllne entirely
The inflow Of water during
Last night was not equal 70
the outflow Of the evening Huriuk.
ling hours. aud the water in the
reservoirs WAS lONor this morning
than ht q corresponding hour yes
tefday morning hupctlntcndeuf
YonuEs gave lHc inspectors lnairue
tionH this morning 10 increase their
vigilance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
Grief s.ysns csnsreL

n Secretary lack nsresa rncra
81 FfeA aaa Perry Mitchell FRED
hAa MANAGED 70 uallees himself ~
the tflne Trey Arrived ~ heatgRsr.
tiers. hus Perry aid not appear 60 ~
abe % oyesooms his grief Ne held
his head n bis hands an9 sept BIT.
terri kiis shiFs bosom sas stained
With tie hinod which eaEne from his
noss sad the Tears s-inrsiaE dow
he cheeks had len xriuIy marks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
WOULD DOUBLE
TRACK 18TH

The Seattle Electric company has
undertaken tu secure a pefmh Tor
double frackins lta line on Fifteenth
nv. between Prospect aud Caller
ats. which -. In many respects. out
OF harmony with the ordinance
granting the company the right To
construct the line
The ordinance faf tho double
Tracking OF the plecc 81 street ia
question waH threahcd out In the
corporations COMMITTEES at cuusid.
srahle length and AZ asfrement
reached that. on account 81 the mar
r0wnrss Of the street. the company
ahaaid put ita tracks far over to
the susf side. the outer rail on that
slide being on the street line aud
the oyerhang Of the ears hsyone
the rail extending Into Volunteer
park
The board nf wofks wiii urubablt
refuse the permit unlii the plans
are changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
$4,000
Is LOSS

The fire witch broke out ~ 2 lt
yesterday afternoon in tho plant 81
the Eagle brass fouufFY t2zk Rail-
road Az q. caused n loss ~ $4,000
before II vas extiuRuishsd. The
building vas totniiY destroyed a.
esr me adiulnins supply warehouse
~ a. r Grove = %. The iuas on
both buildings r. partially covered
hv Insurance The foundry was az
rertlY opposite the plant of moran
nfoa bat the wind VIA blowing
from The water and the bis ship
building uinut was never Va danger
at any time
THE fire wpa due 10 the explosion
OF a new OF burner with which
James Tracy. manager af the fatina
dry. vas experimenting Mr Tracy
Raa severely burned shout the faee.
- were Lieut. Kumn. ~ engine 30.
T. and Waiter Murphy. OF engine
SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
STOLEN MONEY
ISO|SCOvERED

MlNNnApoLis. MIMI, July is.-
The safety deposit vault ~ a. ~.
hlEEa. Who committed suicide after
has arrest FOR she robbery aud mur-
def Of Mise Ellison, was drilled open
thiy morning. nud $1,000 IA bills.
Miss flttaon'a watch. her deed 60
Huda in the state Of Washington.
ASH other currency. making "a total
of $1,000 iu rush. waa found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
$500 $500 $500 $50
ON THE FRONT

The Cottage city sails for south.
eastern Alaska ports tonight with
full freight cargo and fair liat Of
passengers.
bringing cargo 81 asphalt f0f
the Independent Asphalt company
the ship Emily a. whitney arrived
IN port th.s afternoon.
The Faralion will nail FOR Alaska
tonight
Steamer Joanie VIII not tow
bnrgoa north on her next trip. but
sailing from Seattle. July 2s. vii
80 direct 10 81 Michael With freight
for the n ). 7 a =. co.
The sailing Of the Ohio for Nome
has been changed from tomorrow
TO Monday forenoon
Steamer Montara sails tomorrow
morning for San Francisco. The
city of Topeka will also leave for
the BAY city xith large list Of
panacnEeru
The new steam schooner Delhi,
Of the Pacific Coast Steamship com.
panY. VAS lowed 10 MoranH from
NiualoW thia morning Machinery
Nill be installed nt once.
Tho Dolphin and Spokane are
aunthhuuud from Juneau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
BOY FROM THIS
CITY SUICIDES

Postmaster Stewart today 70.
ceiyed a letter from the secretary
Of the Maine Steamship company.
Of New York. stating that George
Wood. IL years old. a former Seat.
tie boy and q seaman on the steam.
er North Star OF that company.
was lost overheard on July Z. and
no trace Of him has been found.
The boy stated To- one OF the
boatswains that his father had com.
mitted suicide and that he intend.
cd doing the same As his duty
was not on deck az the Time. II IL
believed he jumped overheard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

Tks nailce officers Injured q
cfsp,s aaa scenes % violence. esald
hardly FeallEa that such a o0ntitiph
II ne tumau miad cugid exist
Res,sfsrs familiar xtih unusual
eon .uns and classes. staod IN -
lent uahder Assistant Fruseeutins
AffnrAay MILLER. whn reached the
ssation Nithln = iev minutes after
he shooting. relieved hia irelinsz
with the exclamation
~Hy Cod. has sxeryuae gone
czxy,~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
BLOW UP RIVALS
WITH DYNAMITE,

CHICAGO. july Ia Ffnnk Pap
pallo. Louis Pappalo and -. Frank.
Italian iaborofa. we're killed. aud
three others were badly Injured THIS
morning by the explosion Of dyua-
mite under shanty ln whrh they
lived near a stone quarry. II is sup
posed that ~ feeling led 20 the use
OF The dynamite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
P|CQUART CASE
CAUSES BLOWS

PARIS. July ts The Chamber u
Deputies late thiG afternoon ap.
ufuxed the Reinstatement IF Capt
Drrf fus By q vote 81 ga 20 g
Col picquarts proposed promo.
lion met with opposition. Socialist
aeuaty striking = Nationalist IN the
heat Of debate The government
finally sustained the recnmmeada-
zion 81 majority Of over goo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
JUMPS TO
HIS DEATH

A-n ~ Murphy. employed by the
Maple Valley Lumbef company. this
morning attempted "a jump on "a
ieEginE train iu che company b
camp and was crushed beneath the
" heels. dying 90 Providence hospital
three hours latof lie Mas ~ one
iimr a locomotive engineer. and t.
taaaN registered ne member ~ the
brotherhood. althaush h. bad not
been on an engine for some time.
Hr NaH also member ~ she A -.
q. W and The Eagles. aud these or
ters aill take charge of the burial
murphy Vas a. xcafa IT hEa aud
married iiis bodY lies &C the Bun-
nsy Watson mornu~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
BoYs ARE JAILED.

Clnnd BolisoN. aged i6. and Tom
Callahan. aged u. werc taken off
the street late last night BY Police
Captain Ward ani Sergeant Peer
fof net giving a sufficiently clear
account " their actions The boys
claim to be from Spokane and are
Without fnnhA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
CARRY RED FLAGS
TO THE PALACE

sr. PETERSBURG. July Ia
WafbiunmeH ayWpn fhlgcrH This
morning marched toss ard The Winter
palace. carrying rra nasa and sins
mg revolutionary SONGS They re-
fused ia obey orders 60 disperse. and
tha police charged them. two work.
inrmen being killed and many hurt
The remainder scattered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
DRAIN DC cLisGs.

4 OLYMPIA. july td-Adfuiant
General James A Drain to-day de.
clinad 70 accept tho position q
United States attorney at shanEhai
offered him recently hy President
Vua4aNVaif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
FRANCHISE is
RECOMMENDED

Tire corporations committee OF the
city council this afternoon decided
to recommend the passage Of a
franchise asked FOR by tho Seattle
Electric company 20 construct "a
street railway system over and
along Spokane Nv. This line will
eventually reach to West Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
LAUNCHING AUGUST 10.

The steam schooner Washington
being constructed by the Washing
ton Marine company. ON the tide
flats. will be- launched on or about
August 10. according 70 l. II Gray
one of the owners Of the new craft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
UNCLE sam ron peAeE.

WASHINGTON. - G. July i8 ~
The government + uaine tie good
offices 90 prevent the actual dccia
ration of war between salvador and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
BURGLAR DROPS PLUMBER.

Last might quantity ~ clothes
was found ia front ~ the clothing
store Of Herbert WILCOX and taken
r. police headquarters % D. tiR
belief OF the police that the burglar
Fho got away with the goods vas
frightened and dropped hla plumber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
HORSE THIEF ABROAD.

I The police arc In receipt of re-
pnHf from the aheriffB office IN.
forming lhnm Of the theft az n span
Of horses from the stables Of the
sherwood shinRle mills. Of Maple
VALLEY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
LAUNDRIES
INDICTED

CINCINNATI. Iuiy ia--Thir,y-
mine laundry companies and pro
pFlntora we're Indicted this after.
nom on a charge Of combining %
restrain trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
CHAPMAN AoAls PRESIDENT.

OMAHA. Ncb. July lR-The Dap
tiEf Young Peoples society to-day
slecfca John X CHAPMAN. Of Chi
caaa. president fer the sixteenth
unaafnffNa time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

u i the most reasonable thing
in .ae World scr yaa 10 want 20
tno~ ssreshira ahsut IRE bant
10 which you int~uss your funds.
Nhs srs TIE direesorsf Who ar~
TIE ssseatiys sftieersf Whist
kans 81 men are thsyf No@ do
thsy s,ans IN TIRE community
Are they prpaent. conservative.
ssessssfsif We believe that ne
ear stand your close scrutiny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

Queie grocery. "a riko st.. Wa
entered last night. presumably b.
Juvenile thieves. who stole % cents
IN pennleH, 80 cents In stamps and
about 20 psakaEea Of chewing gum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
MAJ. Gan. nRookEs COMING.

Maj Gen Bruokea. who has Just
retired from active service IN the
army In the Philippines. viii arrive
81 Seattle tonight OF tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
The Last Cleanup

or Outing Suits at 81 90 See side
window OF " IS Hutchinson Co.
gnd aud Union 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
BOY BROWNS

aSOuOMfsn. July - nlaia
Hathaway. a young boy. was drowu-
% in Piiehurk creek Thursday
morning while iu swimming h iu
supposed be was Hatred with
rramp tits body WAS found two
haufs later floating down the creek
by reeH English and the Hifnef
brothers.
Women wlii BE allowed 10 vote to-
morrow at she school election. which
IL expected 90 be warm one The
chief question 70 be decided is
whether The old court house build
iun viii b. purchased for hiEh
arhooi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

II counted not that he had stood
on trial for his lie 20 preserve her
honor ami 10 Frsene hrr from the
madness whieh had blikhied her
future. with a fauallcai faith and
unswervink loyalty % the teachings
Of the monster In human flesh
whose trail had oaiy wrought sof.
row and destruction. abe carefully
laid her plans The gun was load
"a and there Was 90 hishap Or mis.
calculation 10 prevent The cuuaum.
nation 81 her fell purpose
Yesterday afternoon af she depot
came the climax II it all With hes
brothers inert form re hnF fee she
expressed satisfaction To-day $50
is in the county 5aii. a. cool ami
collected and satisfied aa she ap
psarsd after the shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

George ought 30 he killed" Mrs
Crrffieia suggested frequently 10
the 9ls rnaer tho domination Of
this stronger spirit. Which AS
hmenabie to 40 las but that ~
their Bua strange cult. the gifi
gradually Yielded Mrs Cruffield
Insisted that ths sister would have
the best chance to accomplish the
end she sought and Il wss Esther 70
whom she gave the gun and who ~
zeAloasly marked her brother for
death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
MRS. CNfnfKLD
BOUGHT GUN
PURCHASE WAS MADE EARLY
WEDNESDAY MORNING AND
WOMAN APPEARED TO Dc
PERFECTLY SANE.

The gun with which Esther
Mitchell shot her brother was pur.
chased az the store OF q y span
genhefk. seconA ay aud unlnu a.,
ahuut 20 o'clock "Wednesday
morning This Information VAS a.
CURED today from tho proprietor Of
The place
AIRS Crvffleld. a. she turns out
% have been. said Mf spaneens
hoFE In reply 10 a question. 'eame
go tho sturs ahau time after Z
o'clock on Wednesday morning. Il
must have been about 80 minutes
paas the hour
Appeared 20 10 sane.
she appeared % BE perfectly
sane Ia fHey. had there bean the
slightest thtns cut q the way about
hcf actions Ne would not have sold
hof the sun.
want TO keep Il At the house.
che woman explained "a the young
man who made The sale And she
appeared perfectly natural and as
any ordinary. sane woman ~ould
We never dreamed Of anything
wruuE
AFTER carefully iaakIng over the
STOCK the woman selected the gun.
bad d wrapped up and paid foF n.
leaving the store quietly and a. II
beat apan the most natural tusi.
aesa ia the world
Sass hsr Picture.
The minute ! aam her picture in
the paper I recognized the woman
Of course. but previously I had
ghoazht u Nra Cfeffeid as some
addressed aud eecentrie indi.
fidu2i When sho eaa In our store
Mrs Cruffieid was dressed very
aeatif. talked Ia an ordinary tone
- vnice. and there wRa not the
slightest thing about her actions or
manner which Noald lead anyone
80 believe that she uAs other than
perfectly sane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
Mrs. cfefnsiss wsfk.

IN tha details ~ Tho frauk con.
fesalnn ~ O.. tan uanfen & seen
the hanftwuFk 90 Mra Crefueid
Nho had failF fHtrfmiaad 20 kiN
George Mitchell. 81 - had kiilet
hsF hushani STANDING ~ The aide
ef che siafn leader % lhe Holy Roll
eFH this wifr q th~ last erased man
had exclaimed. II had . gun I
Waai4 have killed that bay Later
caWe the eepurtanitv ant that she
caalt have wfeaked hss fen kaanee
Through the uedtuu % Mttcheii'a
aIstrf makes tho crinte enc q tho
mnsf staggering IN puilce annals
Tbs father and brothers 81 the
Etfl several lays aEa asw the futil
IT. - fFFiax % FseiAim Esther
from the belief which bad wrecked
her iifs The girl IN thn meantime
ESCAPED from the hous q tho 20
lice uatrun. toiue.i Mrs. Cfeffista
az the PRETORIA house and thr ~
naming lnridnats leading Up 10 Tho
tragedy II yesterday foliaw IN nat.
ugIaf ssfsfrf.sf nee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

Immediately the Washington leaves
the ways the keel will a. once be
laid Tor another steam schooner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
SMILES
OVER MURDER
MRS. BURGESS STARR SHOWS
ONLY AMUSEMENT WHEN
rei % or BRorHee'a DEATH
AT HANDS or OTHER slsrrR
WILL TESTIFY ron ESTHER

PORTLAND. ore. July IA
THAT Hloiv Robertson destroys re
auect Tor family ties and the honda
Of kinahip and love II evident from
the view Mrs burgess E Starr
takes of the murder OF her brother.
George Mitchell. by her sister Ea
Their
Al FAR a. any display Of slaterly
emotion or live Ia concerned. the
aennger Of her honor might have
@en a mad On running about the
streets aud laid low by hulbt, Tor
the assassination Of her brother has
nfoased IN her uo more sorrow than
the death of mougfcl cur might
have done.
VIII Not Go 20 Funeral.
Che will not attend her brothers
funeral aud will not contribute 10 4
monument Tor his memory. II the
public should decide 10 erect one,
hut ahe viii go Ia Seattle 90 offer
al tho solace ana aid abe can "a
her sister II abe IL sent for
She will also testify la Eathera
usHAlf " hMhH4HhMHNi anu ~ HnA VI
the least surprised that Croffieid's
SLAYER WIS killed.
Her husband believes she know
more or less about IT, She etadoa
the charge.
Only Amused.
Her face wore an amused look
aud she smiled frequently while be
ing interviewed Pressed fof an
aWog She turned away and resumed
the work uf tidyinK the kitchou She
said abe did not care 20 talk about
The matter further. admitting az
final statement that she bad not
heard from i.eYiuh. The Holy Rol
Ter. who IL supposed "a be- planning
90 start a new camp Tor the cult In
British Columbia
Mira Starr deserted Der husband
aud children to follow tho Holy
Roller after be vaa liberated from
the peuitcniiar9. where he served a
twa.Year sentence for Intimacy
with her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
Independent Co. Is In.
staIline Many New
Phones
Construction and Equipment De-
partmsnts Rushed 10 Limit.

The Independent Telephone Conn
pany has made 80 mistake in pro-
vidlnR for complete exchange aerv-
ice ia Green Lake ana West se-
attic. for the officials Of the COM
pany state that orders fof ngw
phones IN the new territory are
flowlng m at llIsN -fpic, albeit
fully 90 days must oiapse wore the
new honrss VIII be read Herv-
leo. u - tho policy .of Nsn-
many 10 meet ali deuiAn "a slo
request for service VIII up
afIor tho new lines are w
the construction and eqW l.
0artments are now belk
the limit to install tolew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

George aud Perry started 20 walk
lHfo the waiting room and Esther
and fTgd fcil ln ~ ths Fear let
NE held Jour coat. Esther. Fred
said and thea cHne ghe shot which
tioitei oal e life Tie brother who
had akea a gamblers chance With
legal death - avenEe the honor %
bis sisters rscaped the noo@o only
"a b. sssassiaate1 b. oun y aom be
haa HafaHslsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

fEs4 4E4sE4
4
= AssABslN otRL m SAIL. 4
oR'B CLOTHES.
HEVAaTOrDtA July ~ II 4
ID efeailuhiy stated that Ad= 4
mifnl fhaukuin'a aaaaaHiu was 4
sirl disguised rs 81 sailor No 4
arrests have set beeen made, 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
BANK cLEARlNos.
The Last Cleanup

OF Outing CULTS at $500. See side
window OF w. u HmchlnsR Co..
End and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

OVERNIGHT
EMIT | ES
FIesr RAce-sls tarlous.. cell

The following are the entries faF
Saturdays races 81 TIE Meadows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

Immediately after George had
been killed the police started n
search of Mrs Creffieia Detectives
Bafbse and Phiibflck went to The
room In tho Pretoria house. on the
chance ~ The woman returning
there She dia not appear there
About 90 O'Clock she tslephunst
from grocery storu ON North
Broadway. ghers she waited until
Detective nrown arrived she sur.
rendered 20 him and AZ the police
station announced that ahr was
greatly relieved that the murder
had been accomplished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
FLOWER GIRL
VISITS M0RGUE
YoUse WOMAN BRINGS FLOW.
ssa ANe wEEPs BITTERLY
asvsA eAxlso AT FACE OF
easao Ssnx

sfs. @sses. .s.ueg vss attracted
|kygSs :::;:asA;. ssss:. 80 rel
!: ~ ~. ?stV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

Certainty knop al about the
gun. explained the woman We
bought ii for the purpose ~ shoot
Ing George In her manner and
words she gave the impression 81
one Who had accomplished some.
thlnE worthy With Esther Mitchell
she Waa removed 70 the county jail
for safe keeping
Tho fanaticiam which had made
this crime possible Is a sihftlinE
revelation ~ the faith which the
Mitchell girl as we'll a. Mira Crcf
field siiii retain In the divinity u
their slain leader. The confession
which both women have made TO
the authorities shows Immediately
after the dead hoy was discharged
they planned 20 this end Mrs Cref.
field first carried the revolver and
walked the streets for several hours
without meeting the object Of her
seaffh. Then Esther. who knew
about the proposed departure OF her
brothers. took the gun with her TO
the station. and without any more
feeling than n she had been shoot
ing down a Wild animal. ended the
life OF her brother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

II o. n remarkable coincidence
that Mitchell met death In much
the same manner - Crcffields
whom he shot on First nv. near
Cherry a. 70 this city May Z last.
Hia bullet struck Creffleld In the
back Of the head. causing instant
death. The bullet which Father
Mitchell fired entered the boys
head ON q line with and 10 the
rlght Of the left ear from the rear
Of tho skull. Death must have en-
sued almoe, as quickly as In Cref-
fields case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

II was oaiy yesterday that the
Mitchell boys had sarceaded In
niakinE their arrangements for ieav-
Ina the city They were busy pack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13
FIFTH RAcE-Fqys furlonsa. the
sEvENTH RAcg-one ana ono

qusfleF miI's. aolIlns' '-FeaF-olas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-13

Theu The sseref examination pro
eeeaed A. the end the authorities
eaiieI IN Dr. y LouEhary. who
exanrlned the girl a. 70 her sanity
The rsauit q this examination Waa
nnt made public and wiii nos be
given out. according 20 the prose
eutlns attorneys office