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Williams news., 1906-04-28

ss1E< WILLIAMS sSssS$ak zS@ AERIE. F. O. E., =' SS No. 75I, Meetings for the month of April will be held on the 10th and 24th. Visiting brethren cordially invited. L. S. Williams, W. P.
 J. D. Raudebaugh, W. V. P.
 J. H. Atwood, ". Sec.
 Jacob Salzman, W. Treas.
Williams news., 1906-04-28
x N. sTEEvEs

v N. STEEvES
 ATTORNEY AT LAW Will Practice in all Courts of the Terriorty Also Before the Land Department. WILLIAMS; ARIZONA.
Williams news., 1906-04-28

THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD, GRAND l Canyon Lodge No. 227, meets at I. O. O. F. Hall every other Saturday at pm. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed.
 y.S Campbell, President.
 Mrs. G. l.. Barnes, Vice President.
 Mrs. Frank Miller, Secretary.
 E. w. Carlson, Treasurer.
Williams news., 1906-04-28
PROFESSIONAL.

yYT A. BAKER, D. D. S.
 t ...DENTLST.....
 WILLIAMS FLAGSTAFF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
TanGIe wins the Great Republic
Stakes at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. B-Tangie
which ran second In the saratoga handi-
at 4 mil. and a quarter at ssTstose. The
down from on 1 e . e 5SiS csiiiyaH; Was
Peter Pan. added In the $4,000 Hopeful
stakes. was an easy winner He conceded
weight to his field and won by two and q
and Pope Joan. was second price at 2 to 1,
Kentucky Bead, on his recent good race,
ro played fayOriss being p.b SH SsS,
to the front at the start. but Pope Joan,
his stable mate, soon took the lead and
ssd 1t to the Hs5 fsssr IS
Garter A0 was second %s n ana Pope joan third
Of "' 1ns ia Grandpa won the he shilisia6
stecpleohase. Results;
First race, ave and q half furlonEs sell
Second race, the shillelah steeplechase.
about two, ana a half miles: Grandpa
T TSn; n s.,s Suehi'0 second on'sOF@ third
Third race. the Hopeful stakes. six fur
longs Peter .S,- Pan T0n M i second
Fourth race, the Great Republic stakes,
mile and 2 quarter; Tsngie MON, Gs sids
FIFTH race, one mile, selling: California
King won, Bivouac second. Orc third. Time
sixth race, six furIongs: Ben Ban won,
Sir Russell second. Nealon third Time;
ii CINCINNATI. O.. Aug. 1s.-Results at La
First race, 1--WE and half fuIlongs
judith Louise won. Camp second, Trium-
plant third. Time: 1:u.
Second race, seven furlongs; Knowledse
Won, sorrel Top second, Falkland thiro
line: 1:2SM
A0 nl1d second. cSGd chief p Miiken third Time
Fourth race handicap, one mile: Johr
English won, Miss Doyle second Matado'
| third Time: 1:464t.
| Fifth race, Ave furlongs: lens Wo OK
Margoean second, Levia third. Time: LOO
| sixth race six furlongs: Martha GorlnaI
won, Roscoe second, Mayor Johnson thiro
Seventh race, mile and sixteenth: Mar
shall Ney won. Katie Powers second eahu
O BuFFALo. N. T., Aug. s.-Rssults a
First race. six furiongs; True Wing won
| Ingolthrift second, Don Fonso third IihAo
second race, Ave and a half f9rlongs
| Great Soroerer won, Lady Gay Spanke
| second. LIMITED third. Time: lOS1t.
Third race, steeplechase, full course LUZ LII.
| young won Gold Run second, ManzSh'
! third. Time: 4:ss. -. .,-,o,r,
Restoration won, Javanese second. Giimme
Fifth race, mile and q sixteenth; Wex
| ford won, Scion Single second Doine'
| third Time: 1:46%, ,or
sharp sTpH Boy second, Felix Moses third
snventh race. six furlongs: Reticent won
Rubaiyat second, Sheen tniro. Inns
i:1st-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
rRI-srArE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Have. defeats Hatherwiek and RE-
tains the Championship

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Aug, 1s-Ha yes d ana
he, chsmpionship in the Tri-state Tennis
t tout ment here today, defeating Bsksf
and Howell OF sioux City In three stra nIay
was the nnai match in the singles, IN
which walter Hayes Of Rock Valley won
the championship from his partner ",ouT
This Il the second year in which Hayes
has been the winner OF the tri-state SUM
"1 DT,o}hIekMHaves and Blatherwick OF Hock
valley beat Baker and Howell Oh eiouN
CisE ~ Wafer r. Hayes OF Rock Valley
heat w. z. Biatherwiek Of Rock N@iieS'
s-g as 80 6-S ,.u aud
Consolation Doubles hasken
Nathewson OF Wakefield. Neb., beat Howe
ana Rowers OF Sioux City, 10, SIS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
CUBS DEFEAT The GIANTS
kurphy's Men Bunch Hits in Second and
Sixth Innings and Win.
NOISY WELCOME FOR THE wGRAw TRIBE
chicaEo's Errors Present the Visitors
with Their Two Runs, BrOvn's
Delivery Being Too Mach
for THEW.

CHICAGO. Aug. Ia--New York lost the
arst game Of the series today. being unable
70 solve Browns pitching. New York re-
eeivcd a noisy, but a good natured re-
caption, especially from the Board Of Trade
Tootsrs, who came out in tally-hos and au-
t;Snobiles 200 strong, bringing pennants la
beled Cubs" balloons, bazoos. and accom-
panied with weird band. The crowd was
immense, but orderly. Chicago scored by
punching three hits In the second and
pillng up four scores in the sixth on two
singles. double. a triple and two sacrifices.
Two Chicago errors presented the visitors
their two runs. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
RACING FOR THE HProS oU'
cherry Circle, Chicago Yacht, wins
the First Contest.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-Four OF the nlne
ara ri er. in the frst of the Upton cup series
for n foot cabin yachts, sailed here TO-DAY Gay.
were disqualified by the judges OF the eo,,.
,s.t The Toledo, of the Toledo Yacht
club; the ouien sabe. Columbia Yacht nd G Ms%
Illinois. New Illinois Athletic CLUB, are the
boats disqualified by the JUDGES a efrsio had
led the neet from start to nni ~. Sac hf
twelve mile course. As soon as tne y acnen
eeaohed their mooring r. p. Brown, sklppsIr
Of the Milwaukee, which had nnisnea r6 1Iido
Us than three minutes back OF the Ioleoo
n,rsoStested the Lake Erie boat on tn: groumn ne
thst he had failed to cast on lts Tow nne e
that ne ~ ~" nrenaraory gun was fired at 20
O'clock. ave minutes before the start b me
Tore the starting gun and crossed VIII VIII
still scudding under the deadway III a. n,,t ~
nv the launch which had brought IL OUT OIL
the harbor. 49,. ga rvare
-, ~ 5000 10 take cognizance OF the tact
that ouicm sabe, Mendoza and NeW o,d ,ril-
rnds were also under tow after l:oo oolosk;
"S Cherry circle by winning has v e9unsea
iVO po'h ~ rJam,iton, ont, third with Is;
Is;i,noster. fourth. 66.7 points and 70 San
4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
snnrtInr Drevities.

Corns ard podSe have invented curve
between them. They ought to call IL a
corn dodger.
Brush and McGraw are base ball deuces
in Pulllans deck sporting News, Dirty
deuces az that.
Though Bill never told H. H.o00 Is the
amount the Sporting News says Rourke
got for Bobby Carter.
Stone seems 10 have been oppressed at
the bat during iris hot week. Hope he
hasn't been handed watch.
Aubrey looks like the goods He Is hit
ting the ball every game. He got pair In
the Arst OF the double header Friday. Nor
has he had miss In the field as yet
Bobby Wallace. the ST Louis browns
shortstop. recently married a St Louis
girl OF eighteen summers But. then. Bobby
can afford to- for his contract calls for a
yearly stipend OF e.5oo and runs until next
year. Chance. manager Of the Cubs. only
gets s1.oce more than that. IS
Did you notice your old friend Herman
Long al Des Moines Friday? In the first
game he had six put outs and eight as
slsts. q total Of fourteen chances, and In
the second game two put outs and two
assists. No wonder the Associated Press
played him up As the star OF the games.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
Watch Your Thirty Feet
Of Bowelsi
NJ you have thirty feet Of Intes,inesl
w What makes food travel
III through themI

NJ you have thirty feet Of lntestinesi
w What makes food travel
III through theml
A set Of Muscles that line the
walls OF these Iniestines or Bowels.
When = piece Of Food. rubs the walls
Of the Intestnes these Muscles tighten
behind II. and thus II starts Muscle-wave
which drives Il through the whole length
Of the Bowels.
II should lake about II hours to do this
properly. so that nutritious parts Of the food
may have time to be digsstsd and absorbed.
Butt II takes twice or three times
ths, period the food spells In passing. and
becomes a. poisonous as II 1t had dscayed
before being eaten.
Now. the cause Of delay (constipsfion)
Is simply Weakness. or LaIlnsss Of the
Bowel-Muscles.
Want Of Exercise. Indoor Employment,
Esaksns these ROwsl-Muscles. Just as Il
Ssassns Arm and Leg Muscles.
''Physio" like Salts. Calomel, Jalap.
Phosphate Of Soda. Mineral Watels. simply
nush-out the Bowels for the one occasion
only.
They DO no. remove the Cause Of Con-
stipatien.
But this is different with caseareis.
caseGets act on the Muscles Of the
Bowels and Intes,ines. They act just as
Cold Water. or Exercise act on a Lazy man.
They act Ike exercise.
A Cascret produces he same sort Of
Natural result that Six Nile walk in the
country would produce.
The Vest Pocket Box Is sold BY all
Druggists, At Ten Cents.
Be very careful to &c, the genuine.
made only by the Sterling Remedy Co..
and never sold n bulk: Every iablsa
stamped "ccc." "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
MIDWEST TENNIS TOURNEY
Biz Affair at Fisld Club This week win
Draw Many Cracks.
CHICAGO TO SEND kRElGH COLLINS


Monday is scheduled for the start of
the Middle West tennis tournament at
the Field club and the number of entries
will be large. This event is one OF ma
tional reputation and is held dnder tho
auspices OF the United States National
Lawn Tennis association. II has long
been recognized as one Of the leading ten
mis- tournaments of the country and play
ers look upon the trophies from this event
with as much pride as any they possess.
An instance of the advance in the class
Of players who are here each year is that
of the Chicago entries. For several years
some OF the Chicago tennis clubs have
been sending out some of their crack play
ers to try to win this tournament, but
they have never succeeded and each year
they have returned home saying they
would send some one good enough the
next year to win the cup. Last year they
thought surely they had sent men of sufil-
Client calibre to win when they sent the
crack players, Snow and Peters. They
were again doomed to disappointment,
however for a product of the west came
to the front in the person Of w. T. Hayes
of Toledo, Ia, and won the prize. Who
In the Chicago tennis circles had heard OF
Toledo, Ia, or of w. t. Hayes, vet that
combination was enough to beat their
cracks. This year they are to send abou;
the best they have. They will send Kreigh
Collins. who has held the western cham
pionship for the last six years and who
has so many trophies won on the courts
he cannot carry them.
other Or, cks VIII Come.
Collins will not come alone from Chit
cago. He will bring as his teammate ir
the doubles, Peters, who made such a fna
impression at the last tournament BY.
ford will also come and he 10 some pump
kins himself. He, It was, who defeated
Hayes, the present holder OF the THE Of
Middle West champion. twice this year
Hayes. however, was playing on gras,
| courts for the first time.
Kansas City will send the best It has
as will Sioux City. Hayes will be her,
to defend his title, but the crack bunch
will come out Of Galesburg, ILL.,, Sander
son and Fletcher and Holland. HOLLAND
Is the boy Pa Rourke should hire for hi
| team for ladies' day, for he Is one of tn
nnest-built athletes in the country. Til,
women would overrun the grandstand 4
Holland was to appear and they will
crowd the porches at the Field club on tn,
days he is to play.
Omaha will also be represented by NOR
good players in this classic than ever be
| fore and the games all bid fair to be o
higher order than any yet seen in Omaha
| The drawings will be made today and tn
tournament will start bright and earl,
| Monday morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19

L Two base hits: Bransheld, Lush
Three base hits: Beckley. crawford.
Home run: BrSnsneld. sacrince hits;
Qisason. Poolin 70 BrsnsnsiSi Phyis to
Beckiey. Hits: on Rhoades, in : In
ningsi on Hostetter. 10 in innings; on
ianinss stolen bases. Courtney. Thomas.
Mage, Dooin, Barry. Fret base on balls
on Hcstetter. 4; on Lush. 4; on Rhoades.
letter. j: By Lush. 6; b. sparks. / Left
on bases; 81. Louis 10; Philadelphia. 6.
Time: 2o1 Umpire: Carpenter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
INSPECTOR HAS TROUBLE
Court omciaIs Refuse to Permit Fed.
eral omcers to Inspect
Divorce Record.

NEW YORK. Aug. is.-There was clash
today between the officers OF the supreme
court and William H. Jarvis. who is In
charge Of a corps OF young women sent
here by the United States census bureau
to gather data in divorce proceedings.
The court officlals refused to allow Jarvis
TO open sealed envelopes containing records
Of a divorce case of former Sheriff Flack,
in which adultery was alleged and which
have been closed against inspection by or
der Of the supreme court.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
,..n.a r-d CIothIer win.

SOUTHAMPTON, J.. T., Aug. s,-W A;
rorned and w. J. ClothieF today won the
,,en's double prizes of the Meadow club
iawa tennis tournament, defeating the
team composed OF Benls c. Wright the ma
tiona, champion and A. stillrpan In two
sets as sd Tire mixed doubles FINALS
were won by Miss Stevenson and r, G: COL
ston. who debated Miss Comm and E. u.
04wh~r~t the intercollegiate champion IN
straight sets. is e-6.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
rIoae O.we M CnrtIand.

CORTLAND Neb, Aug. ls.-(Special Tel
egrann N-The HcFnnn and Cortland Dali
tear-s riayed NJ Cortland this afternoon.
Cortland won By the score or 10 T.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19

IDEAL called out for hugging Interference.
sBatted for Wicker In eighth.
Livingston batted for Fraser.
Boston J, ,'...".dd SSSSS9SSdS x
Harmed runs: Cincinnati, 2; Boston, s.
Two base hits; peiehanty, Howard.
Stolen base: Brain. Sacrifice hit siegle,
Double plays: Brain to Howard; Bridwell
10 Tenney. Struck out: BY Wicker, Il
by Fraser /; by Young. I. Hits: on
Wicker, . In innings; on Fraser, In .
innings. Time: 2;13, Umpire: tombstone
Gaakers Pile Up BiE score.
ST. LOUIS, NO, Aug. lS.--The Phila-
delphians won from st. Louis today II 10 o
Pitcher Lush hurt his knee in the eighth
inning after pitching good ball and was
relieved by Sparks. Score;
t PuuADEIPHIA at. IOIIH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19

sBatted for Mathswson in ninth.
Chicago u.........'.''S SSStSSsS
Left on bases; Chicago, Z; New York. s.
Two-base hits; slIeckard. Chanoe, Three
base hit: steinfeldt. Sacrifice hits: Evers,
mour. strang Double plays: Evera and
Chance (D. Struck out: BY Brown, 81
Brown, 9 Hit with ball: MeGann. Time,
Las. Umpirei ODey.
Pirates Bunch Hits.
PrrTsBUR0, Pa. Aug, A-The Pitts
burgs made four Of their eight hits IN
the sixth inning today against the Brook
lyns. which, with two errors gave them
the game hands down. The game was in
teresting all the way. Score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19

Games today: Boston at Cincinnati, New
York at Chicago, Philadelphia at st. LOUIS
EVENTS At THE RUNNING TRACKS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
CIinsman Defeat. Foster.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s-George r. Chngman,
jr today defeated D. z. Sawyer runner
up In last years national champio nship in
the fnal match for the Westward Ho cup.
The score was up in 81 holes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
Defender. of RooseveIt Gun.

MARBLE HEAD, Mass. Aug. 1s.-After
an-American regatta committee OF the
Eastern Yacht club elected Caramba, AUX
and Vim to defend the Roosevelt cup
against German yachts next month.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19

Business propositions advertised in The
Bee go into the homes Of the best people
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-19
Pirate. Banch Hits.
BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn .......I.."0 0 . 90 0 / o Ia
Earned runs: PittsburE, /; Brooklyn, O.
Two-base hits: Clarke, Ritchey Mccarthy.
Meier (2), sheehan, Jordan. Maloney. Al
perInan, Stolen bases: Clarke. Double
play: Wagner TO NeaIon. Bases on balls;
on Lever, /; of Mcintyre q Struck out!
BY Lever. g. Left on bases; Pittsburg. 81
Brooklyn, 8. Base hits; on Mcintyre, 3
In six innings; on Eason, in two In.
nlngs. Time: 1855. Umpires; Conway and
Emslic.
Hoston Defeats Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. 1s.-Cincinnatps
inforic: fielding was responsible for the
mrs. two runs scored BY Boston. The
locals tied the score IN the ninth but were
beaten In the tenth when Boston So
cured FIVE hits on Fraser, netting four
runa Bridweil was compelled to retire In
tho tenth after collision with Deal
Score
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
GENERAL FUNSTON WILL
COMMAND TROOPS In CAMP
Regular Soldiers and National
Guards to Drill at Amer
lean Lake.

Brigadier. General Frederick Fun
ston, who has been selected to COM
mand the camp of instruction to be es-
tablished at American Lake, Wash.
viii leave shortly to select suitable
sites and maneuver grounds and pre-
pare for the health and comfort of the
troops while in camp The camp at
American Lake will be the largest
gathering of military forces held on
the Pacific Coast since the Spanish
American war and will consist of all
the regulars now stationed upon the
coast and large portion of the Ma
tional Guard of Oregon and Washing
ton, the California National Guards
having been excused on account of
the duty performed by them during
the fire in this city.
The Twentieth Infantry and troops
E, G and II of the Fourteenth Cavalry
will march from the Presidio of
Monterey to San Francisco, where they
Will join the Twenty second Infantry
from Alcatraz Island, companies and
d of the engineer corps, company B
of the hospital corps and fifty men
from the signal corps and proceed by
rail to the camping grounds in Wash
ington in time to arrive there before
August 10.
Captain Louis R. Burgess has been
relieved as adjutant at the Presidio
and will leave in a few days for Fort
Totten, n. Y, to attend the school of
instructions for submarine defense.
Captain Burgess will be succeeded al
the Presidio by Captain D. n. Ketcham
or the artillery corps.
The clerks from the headquarters of
the Department of California have
formed Tuesday evening social club
and have secured barracks No. SIS in
Tennessee Hollow for Tuesday evening
social dances. The music is furnished
by the Artillery Band Orchestra and
the dances are attended by many of
the friends of the young men and the
select members of the refugee camps.
Refreshments are served every Tues
day evening.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
COLLINS TRIES TO GET PARDON
FOR CHINESE HE PROSECUTED
Claims "PrOfessfOnaI Zeal" Caused Him
to Display Undue yigor mt
CeIestiaPs Trial.

SACRAMENTO, July George d.
Collins, the San Francisco attorney con-
victed Of perjury, has developed qualms
of conscience and now seeks pardon
for Chinese whom he prosecuted and
convicted of perjury. The Chinese,
Wong Fook Sam. is now serving q
term in San Quentin. Collins has writ
ten to Governor Pardee stating that
he was carried away by professional
zeal and prosecuted the defendant with
more vigor than the interests of JUS
tice demanded. He added that there
was reasonable doubt of the guilt of
the defendant and now believes he
should be pardoned. The formal ap-
plication for pardon was presented to
the Governor some time ago, but no
action has been taken upon 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
YOUNG WOMAN
STAYS HUSBAND
Resents Abuse by Send
ing Bullet Through
His Heart.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SACRAMENTO, July Mrs. Will
liam Spillman, a handsome young wo-
man of 30 shot her husband through
the heart at 5:45 o'clock this afternoon
at their home at 1880 1 street. Then
she bent down TO the floor, covered his
lifeless lips with hers and murmured,
''Oh. VIII, I love you still. but l had
to do it; I had TO do IT." Mrs. Spillman
was soon placed under arrest and is
confined in the wonian's cell at the
City Prison. Her husbands body was
taken TO the Morgue
Spillman was employed in the store
house Of the Southern Pacific shops
He also held the position of foreman
in the Sacramento paid Fire Depart
ment. According to the story told by
the wife and her three young children
she. had been i'll all day and was lying
on the bed when her husband came
khome for supper. Not finding it ready
he went into her room and abused her
dragging her from the bed by the hair
A little son. ran next door to the house
OF his aged grandfather, c. S. Clark,
and begged him to help his mother
The old man responded and as he en-
tered the house was felled by a blow
from Spillmans fist. They struggled
and then both fell. 1t was then that
Mrs. Spillman secured a revolver. and
placing il near the breast of her hus-
band, fired Death was instantaneous
When Coroner Gormley arrived and
sought the wound he found 1t next to
the silver ireman's badge worn on
Spjllman's breast. The badge bore in
large figures tie number 49, The
Coroner found switch from Mrs. Spill
mans hair lying on the floor, it evil
IDENTIFY having been pulled out of place
by the infuriated husband. 1t is sup
posed Spillman was Intoxicated when
he arrived home.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
SAYS HE SHOT SHEA
TO PROTECT HIMSELF
James Phillips Declares That He Was
Attacked and Beaten
Severely.

1t is not expected that Daniel Shea
who was shot in the abdomen by James
| Phillips, a watchman, at Taylor and
Beach streets shortly before midnight
Sunday night. will recover. Assistant
Bond and Warrant Clerk Levey took
Central Emergency Hospital. 1t is as
follows:
Ny name is Daniel Shea. 1t looks
like dead case. If they don't go after
Sitting SITE w0qnu in shack. @ was Met talking wao to
Jams mia PhOs9 we We're ehs at 6e eer
ner of Beach and Taylor streets We
had some argument about his being a
do and what he would do. After we
finished the argument he pulled a gun
and shot. After that / fell. He was
ner of Beach and Taylor had no
fight with him before he shot. I did
not strike him before he shot me. /
struck him after he hit me.
Phillips will make plea of self de-
tense. He asserts that Shea attacked
him first and his face shows that some
persons knuckles had come in con-
tact with it. The trouble was about
some blankets which Shea had in his
shack Phillips claimed they belonged
to him. Detective Braig has been de-
tailed on the case by acting Captain of
Detectives Wren.
Shea is member of family that,
with the exception of himself. was al
ways in trouble with the police. OF
his brothers, James was killed at the
Potrero by Policeman Presho while re-
sisting arrest some years ago. Patrick
and John have both served terms in
State prison. Detective Sergeant Balm
bridge says that Daniel was the only
decent member of the family. He was
proprietor of livery stable prior to
the earthquake and fire.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
WANTS BROTHER PUNISHED
FOR SLAYING "HOLY ROLLER,
Sister of Youth Who Killed Leader of
Strange Sect VIII BE Unwilling
Witness for Defense.

SEATTLE, July 2.-That the belief
that his sister. Esther Mitchell, would
be ruined by Creffield. leader of the
Holy Rollers, drove George Mitchell
insane and caused him while in that
condition to kill Creffield is the defense
that the young Oregon farmer boy on
trial for his life Will offer, according
to the opening statement made by
Silas M. Shipley, one of the defendant S
attorneys. For two and a quarter
hours the attorney outlined the evi-
dence that the defense will offer. The
fanatical acts of Creff1eld in his So
called religious camp were detailed at
length. Nothing was omitted. Every
thing that could sway the emotions of
Inc jurors in Mitchelfs favor was
brought out in the opening statement,
as the defense fears that 1t will be
precluded by the court from introduc-
ing much of 1t as evidence Esther
Mitchell will be called to testify. 1t
is expected that she will prove an un-
willing witness for the defense, as
she still mourns Creff1eld's death and
declares her brother should be pun
ished.