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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
THOMPSON WILL Be
ARRAIGNED MONDAY

any other time during the number
OF years that SIR. Hardy has known
him.
Knew the sey.
The boy came into the store on
Saturday night" said Mr.. Hardy,
and asked for the gun. cartridges
and holster have known him for
years. and thought nothing OF tho
matter. and nnhesltatingly sold him
the gun. He appeared to be quite
rational. and chatted Tor a moment,
but. as we were very busy, paid
very little attention To the drift Of
MS conversation. While asking for
the gun. young man standing near
by. who evidently knew Chester
remarked:
You ought to sell him bow
and arrow. Mr. Hardy: Il would 10
more IN keeping with the reputation
OF the family
i guess that's right laughed
Thompson. and With that he asked
me 20 wrap up the goods. which I
did"
bade Him Good Night
lie then wished me good night
In a pleasant manner. aud depart-
cd. Other than that I know Moth
ing OF the case. and was greatly
shocked when | heard OF the ter
rible deed which he committed I
knew both families Intimately. and
even now can hardly realize the ter
rihle ruth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
SHOWS
NO INSANITY
PHYSICIANS SAY GEORGE
MITCHELL WAS NORMAL AT
CONCLUSION OF THE POST.
moRruM EXAMINATION.

George Miicholl'H brain was nor.
NAL and ho vas Ra sane aa any ordi
nary person whom be shot Edmund
Crefneld This H. the verdict Of the
doctors who made a poatmortUm
examination ne the morgue feaier.
day.
Coroner = II Carroll supervised
the examination and Or J -.
l.ouEhary handled the knife Owing
10 the fact that Mitchell had been
acquitted on plea Of temporary IN.
sanity. the doctors were interested
Ia the appearance Of his brain.
Brain Removed.
This was removed entirely and
subjected 90 a elnRe and cxhAnatinE
scrutiny II was the unanimous
opinion o. the experts ia attendance
that Miiehell's brain. instead of In.
dicatlnR anything abnormal. gave
every Indication that the boy In life
had been gifted with mere than
average intelliEeee.
In Perfect Condition.
Every portion 81 the brain vas
IN 4AfAfAA ANHtAHHAA ~ NAAH -
clans say that while Il II possible
for person 10 be temporarily in
sane and ahov no trace IN the brain.
they insist that where there in
chronic insanity. no matter on what
subject aud no matter how great or
small the detection mas BE. there
II certain % be signs Of IL visible
In the brain structure.
The fact that Mitchell Was dis.
charged on the grounds Of tempo.
Farf insanity and that his brain
showed strong Developments o. the
better qualities. will be made use
Of IN the prosecution o. Esther
Mitchell. the sister.
Bied 90 Death.
The bullet which ended George
Mitrheil's life did not penetrate the
brain. Tho bullet entered 70 the
rear and about even with the lobe
Of the left ear riouKhinE ite way
through the skull Il lodged IN the
bone 81 the right Jaw The Garfield
artery Mas severed aud death Was
disc 70 4 hemorrhaEe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

Beginning Monday next the sprin-
king hours VIII be again reduced
enc hair Ia on effort 90 prevent the
use for sprinkline Of water neeeE-
sary for domestic uses and in euer-
9snclea FOR fire nEhting Unless the
new regulations enable the water
department 70 keep up the pressure
10 the mains an order VIII be issued
within a few days cutting off an
aprinkiiuR with city water.
The second reduction In the spfin-
king hours was authorized BY the
fire and water committee 81 The
council at meeting held last night
ard ordered BY the board u public
works a. meeting this morning.
II takes effect on Monday next. The
new hours are an follows.
sprinkiins Districts
North spfinkling district THAT
portion Of the city north and west
Of Pike st. WeHtiaks Az and Lake
linton. ffom a. m. % 50 o. N.
South HprfukilnR district That
portion Of the city south and east
~ the above line. from p m 70
20 .. m.
These days of hot weather and
water shortage are anything but
pleasant days for Water supefin-
tendent YouuRa He Il besieEed AZ
all hours OF the day and night by
water consumers who either come
10 complain that they cannot get
water. ask fer special hoslns hours
Tor themselves. or appear At the Of
fee 10 ask that the fines levied
aEuiust them fot violating sprlnkiing
rules he revoked Superintendent
YounEs vas called cut Of bed twice
this morning between midnight and
. O'Clock BY persons having re-
quests 50 make 81 the water de-
partfnent.
To Sprinkle ., a. NJ.
One man who was going 10 leave
the city on an early boat called up
10 ask permission 10 begin sprla-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

TACOMA. July 1i.-That George
Mitchell was Justified In the muir
der OF Edmund Croffield was de.
clarod preposterous by Rev. Myron
D. HAYNES. pastor OF the First nap.
list church OF Seattle. In an ad.
dress before the Tacoma district
Baptist Young Peoples union last
night
1T Is a fearful thinr-this disrc.
gard of law"--said the speaker.
Tonight Seattle Is ygog with a
murder horror. Some weeks ago |
stood in nv pulpit and declared
against the sentiment that the boy
Mitchell. was justified in killing
the wretch. Creffiold. | said that
the latter was worthy Of 1000
deaths, but that Mitchell had com.
mitted a crime and should be pun.
ishod for IT,
"a reporter for a seattle evening
paper with a brain like a soft-boil.
cd cRg, had the foolishnoss To quote
nae as symrathizing with Crcffield.
That was ridiculous Hut when q
man may break a law on our stat.
ute books aud SO scot free We are
In danger OF reaching q state OF am
archy.
Some say they are justified Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
Father Of Slayer Of Judge Emory Brings Tears
to Eyes Of Legal Associates as He Tells OF
His Affection and Esteem for victim---Reso-
buttons Are Adopted BY Association.

their long acquaintance AID 81 the
esteem ia which the deceased vas
heid b them.
The following IL the text 81 the
resolutions
~wharvan. A Divine Providence
whose lnserulabie wagu are beyond
oar ken. has permitted an appallihE
tragedy 10 occur In our midst. an"
thereby snatch from our rotnpsns
lanship and affections judge George
Meade EMORY and call him. on -
summarilf. 20 the hsf where Ss
must all al the appointed bmT
plead baforo the Great Ruler q the
Universe
Received. that " contemplate
With grief and horror the circwW
stances attending the tragedy Nhieh
eliminated ia the death 1T ouf BE-
lowed friend and associate at the
bar.
Resolved. that Ia the loss Of
nruihsr Ersery We have been deF
pfivea Of the influence and example
Of an honorable gentleman. uufikht
Judge. and a cumpanipnsbis friend.
WHOSE sterling qualities nt heart
and miad are uurthy 81 emulation
bv the benrh aud bar 81 this state
Resolved. that 80 hereby tender
OR deepest sympathy ana heart
felf eundufeuer Ia the stricken
widow and orphnn chlldfvu 81
JaAxs N.mory MAJ they. ia this
dark hour 81 aorfow. ind some
medic az comfort Ia the conscious
ness that through the biacknssn 81
the eioad thai nos enKuifs ihsfn
there IL shining a bright faf hY the
light Of which bis orphaned chtl
drsn mas fiss = heritage 81 moon.
parable pfrseinaHneaA- retered
aud untmrniuhrd name
Resolved. that these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes % the
superior court. and a certified copy
thereof. with ihs seal of the court
affixed thereto. Be presented bf the
clerk to the family ~ Judge
Emory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
FLOWERS DECK
BODY OF BOY

Floral offerings decsei ths bo-iy
q ueorxe Mitchell 90 ihe siah In
the uosgus today At an eariy hour
this morning the stream ct visitors
began and continued practically all
day withont intermisslun.
The great majority ~ those vho
60 10 ae~ Niteheila boiy are women
and not = teN Of them bring boas
quets. Long before the room hour
arrived the room wna banked with
flowers
May Of those who bFonEht bon.
qurta are women past the middle
age ~ life and their flowers quiie
evidently cone from the home ear.
dsnfa There VAS n profuss display
of sweet peas. nastustinmn and
other olafaahioaed varieties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
NEED MONEY FOR
MITCHELL FUNERAL

destitute ~ funaa Friends whom
they had hoped 81 eefnc 60 their
relief seem 70 have forgotten them
ia this hour 81 thstr scvsfeHi trial
f'of tno days they have walked
about the streets hoping against
hope that someone would come 20
their aid nat they have walked IN
vain. and today noon we're fearful
that their brother might be sent 60
a taupera grave
Because % this unfortunate con-
dition u affairs The star has con-
scented 10 accept contributions Sew
srai have already been made 20 this
office. and these viii BE- credited IN
Mondays paper Whatever - to be
done must b. completed ~ Monday
noon. as II is desired to forward
the body 1t that lime to Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
SLAYER or JUDGE EMORY
WILL BE CHARGED WITH
MURDER IN THE FIRST DE
GREE IN JUDGE FRATE rs
COURT.

At 9s70 O'Clock next Monday
morning Chester Thompson will be
arfaiRned in Judge Fraier's court
10 plead 10 the information charg
inR him With murder In the first
degree in the killing Of Judge G.
Meade Emory ar the latlers home
last Saturday night
Young Thompson VIII be repre-
scented in court BY his father and
Morris q shiplcY Il Is believed
that the trial Of the case viii be
set for some date In September or
October. and that the defense viii
be based upon the grounds Of emo
tlpual insanity
Thompson Was Rational.
WIN Hardy. who cold the gun TO
Chester Thompson. with which the
latter killed Judge Emory. has re.
turned % the CITY. When seen this
morning hy a star repurtcr. he stat
ed that Thompson appeared 10 be
quite rational al the time of the
purchase. aud apparently no diff
fcrent upon that occasion than at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

WITH sefraefa lsaden hard upou
his aching heart. Ga father % The
TmHan who planned the killing y
0sorrr Mitchell peubed the above
itleafsfn 70 bic daughter A simple
sndsafine message ~ few words but
tsiis ~ Tie great ioge that ia
stiIlnG W ia the bosom n this old
nan fef biz aFfiug daughter
y TIE twilight ~ hia life. with
~ crave ere only place whore he
ma hope % forget this kindly old
nau is SIN apara.s o. matters not
Nat he daughter has gone beyond
ne pale. that ano has east him of
ffoa Der love that sbc aas plotted
narasf she Is suu dear and be
y ffill papa
oncs more. iu her hour of trou-
~ she n The iliue innocent Mauaie
= he younzfr and happier days.
ne. j. The little girl who was his
~ aud pride before fate marked
tln f0r tie erueicsf torture IN her
hsIntifai store.
Ms Daughter r. ID trouble she o.
sgifsriHf ard Hh8 should attend
hsf with loving carer Thus rea-
sehss the noble old man who. had
afass stams and humiliation 10 the
AT bitter Arefs HE daughter has
Brought iguomluy Oh his name and
slclies 81 her fransgr cssion. ahe
has spurnsl his fathefiy love 70 fol-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
INSPECTORS ON
NEBRASKA
NAVAL OFFICERS ARE ABOARD
THE BATTLEsHtP TODAY
WILL DC TRIED ON THE VA.
TER MONDAY.

The naval board TO inspect the
battlcshir Nebraska Was organized
Yesterday by tho arrival of Lieut.
Com. Evans. who arrived from Mare
Island. The board has been diyid.
ed into the board OF Inspection and
survey. and the other the machin.
cry survey board
Today both boards are hgidly in
spsctlng the battlcship. rs she Is
locked nc Morang. md by Monday
everything will be in share for the
test on the water The Nebraska
will leave early Monday morning
Tor the course of Vasbon island and
be put through evolutions which
will determine the acccptnncy
Tuesday the board will give her
n four hour test continuous running
TO demonstrate her soaworthlness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
TWO SMALL files.

= small fire. starting IN a rubbish
pile IN the basement Of the GolmAn
building last night. called out the
firemen. who succeeded IN putting
out the blaze before any damage
was done A second alarm was
sent from box ige. at a.t2. whore a
room az 200 hoylaton AY was
ablare The fire was esiinguished
bat not before damage resulted 20
the extent Of tiah rhe house was
occupied hy Mrs = J nfauun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

Killing At q. m. Needless 10 add ths
permission WAS not granted.
J. =. Jones. who lives on 18Th
nv near Madison IT.. appeared boz
fore the board ~ public works his
morning 10 complain that there is
no water On that neighboFhood foe
aprinkling purposes and 20 ask mat
different hours be fixed for cons
numefs iu that portion - the city.
AR Youugs explained that this va
impHacticable. and that II ss entirely
probable fh1t an sprinkling may b
suspended within a week
Hours 70 Be Reversed.
On August ] there will be q
change Ia the spfinkiinY hours az
between the tao aprinkiing els
tflcfs provided the hoard az works
continues 10 permit sprinkllug ~
all The northern district, which 10
at the present time allowed 70
sprinkle ia The morning. will after
that date be permitted 10 sprinkle
Ia the evening, and vice versa. This
change o. made In response % the
representation % many residents II
the northern district that there are
many more gardens IA that district
and that gardens require 10 be
spFinkled IN the evening IN order
for the water TO do them much coed
To Visit Suburbs.
A. last nights meeting Of the fire
and water committee commissioner
YounTs vas instructed 10 persons
ally visit all the communities OUT
side the city usiaE Cedar river watt
er from the citF'E system and 10
make report on whether watsr 10
being wasted. II any Aprinkling u
being done outside the city. or Il
any water n being wasted the water
will be shut of entirely. and tbia
may become necessary anyway.
The board this morning ordered
ail street sprinkling stopped. wheth-
er water Is purchased by meter 90
not. and meter users Of water for
spriukiinE confined to the restricted
sprinhliuz hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
ALASKAHOLD|NG
CONVENTION

JUNEAU. tuly 1.-THE fepubli-
can territorial convention opened
herr today Representation is
naHHliy divided. 90 delegates heiuR
allotted 20 each ~ the three Judicial
districts ~ the territory Juneau
b. entitled 10 10 delegate. nouFlns 90
4. rfeadW ou TO 4. skaEWay GO &,
ketchiknn to G. Wrangel TO 3, slthh
60 3. Nome and vicinity 10 NJ. Candle
40 b Council e. s. Fairbanks 90 70,
cisaf tn & Valdez 10 8 seward Go
4. ores 20 e. Cinema 10 2, nnd kata-
ehlinH "a
Marshal shaup has announced
that he will stand FOR the unfHiHHs
ton 81 both the Ions and short
terms Negotiations have been
opened for the support 20 e, y. Mue
rama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
WOMEN We NO
DEFENSE PLANS

Esther Mitchell and Mrs. cref
field spent qaiet night in their
cells in the county laii last night
Esther occupies a cell next the Of
flee while the wife of the leader o.
the Holy Rollers Is In the won.
ans ward
There " nothing about tho nc.
lions Of either that would 20 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

Ehaw that they experience any re-
morse over the affair
Mrs. Cfeffeld stated TO q reporter
for The star that aa yet no arrange
menfs had been made TO secure the
services ~ an attorney. and that no
plans for the future had been con.
sidered From all appearances u
would seem that both Esther and
Mrs Creffleld viii permit the las
TO take is course With no thought
or consideration for the outcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
STAR WILL RECEIVE coaTRi-
BUTTONS TO HELP SEND
GEORGES BODY TO 30
BURIED BESIDE MOTHER.

The ssar has been appealed 20 by
many u iis readers 70 accept cun-
trAatioas 70 aid 81 asffayinF the
sEs@nss ~ ths care % the body 81
Georxs Mitchell ana its sfansporfs-
ten e Sewbarg. ore % be buried
BESIDE that ~ his mother
A. already teia be- The star. FRED
ans Perry Mitchell tne iva brothers
n ne lead men. are Ia Seattle ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
YGRkEs RETURNS FROM TOUR.

8. q. Yerkes. assistant general
passenger agent of the Great North
efn railroad. returned this morning
from 4 tour over the connecting aud
main lines 81 the western division
~ the Great Northern Mr fefkeH
left a week aso With Traffic Man.
ager A. l. Craig The latter weai
on 10 81 Paul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
DEATH WAS SUDDEN.

w. Craplcy. aged %. died at the
Seattle General hospital az Z o'clock
last night. after an illness OF "a
hourso Death is thought TO he due
TO congestion of tho brain. and this
will be determined az an autopsy
TO be held Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
WILL o4VE PICNIC.

The ladies Of John . Miller. "
r. G.. viii Eiye basket picnic,
"Wednesday. July ~. NJ Ensle iiar
Dor The Florence X has been
chartered aad viii leave at 10 a m
and return at .. m. at the foot
Of Madison AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
NIT CHELL BOYS ARE
DONE WITH ESTHER
FILE CHARGE
NEXT WEEK

OWNS 20 the press OF other mat
ters today Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh announced that he
would not be able to file the formal
charges Of murder against Esther
Mitchell and Mrs, Crvffleld untli
Monday or Tuesday.
we VIII proceed 20 make the
charge as quickly as possible, said
Nj Macintosh, snnd It will not be
until October that the trial can
come up. The prosecution Will do
It's duty IN this. "a ans other case
where the Law has been violated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
PAYS SECOND VISIT.

The store 81 W r. smyth, SIS
Yesler Way, was burglarized last
night and the following articles
stolen Three boxes Of chewing
gum. 80 Creme cigars, Is packages
chocolate. three pounds Of cheese,
two dozen oranges aud other goods
not set listed. The same store was
entered on July 3, evidently by the
same person. who, IL Is thought,
holds key 20 the store. ms the
building Is locked by paddock and
The locks were not disturbed in
either case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
CALLS PORTLAND
PASTOR MERETIC

VANCOUVER. n. G.. July a.
At the baptist convention. Ia New
Westminster YeatDsdaA. hnv James
Edmunda. Of Portland. was accused
OF heresy hy Rev A. " Mcleod,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
SHIPS FROM HONOLULU.

Two ships from Honolulu arrived
In port this morning, they being the
Elwell OF the Seattle shipping COM
pany. and the Friedamahn. TO load
a return cargo OF lumber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
SPRINKL|NC HOURS
ARE CUT IN TWAIN
From Seven O'Clock to Eight Thirty Morning
and Evening Are the New Hours Fixed This
Morning By the Board of Public Works.
Sprinking May Soon Be Curtaed Entirely.

The city water department will throughout the city
tonqht tomorrow night large number OF In
spetors upon finding mfr actions Of the regulations gov
ernna viii pert a. once to the office al the
city ba and after the vi" be cut OF
from all premises which sprinkng being carried on
outside prescribed hours Radical action has become
necessary Younas Intends TO that the
regulations strictly observed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

-Lsi Esther get her opn atlor.
news We DO nog want 10 see her
ssain
fhus spoke Fred snd Perry Mitch
al this morning. when asked
whether ghey intended % stay aud
hssp their sister rhe gifl Whe
mprfsred her own brother has quite
e,iaently lost herself forever fron
~ two brothers. who should be
nearest and dearest 20 her
@rhat = a hard question 90 an.
seer Continued rerfy Mitchell
after . moments thought Bat !
40 net believe that ! ever want
4 SEE The giri again. cannot real
lre even set that she killed Georse
shakes tils Head.
rreA Mitchell answered the query
Win a negative shake 81 bis head
Hls action bespoke a tirmness and
se,srsnination that showed what
<sef hroiheFly affection he might
nave hal was Queuehed when
Yxfher Mitchell fired the shot that
hrparhs hsr hFoikcfs life ie sach
4 tragic end
The ouly plan which the tive
Mitchell hoya have arranged - 10
tax The bossy q George and bury
II IN me little famiiy plot at New
haFx. ore. Nhsro thelF mother lies
buried. They Wish 10 leave wlth
the remains Tomorrow afteFuoou. II
possible,
There l. place there Tor al
q o.. said FIRED Mitchell a. he
,as on tie edge 81 the bed. with
his head buried IN his hands lie
sooks with resignation and seems
70 haze eoHqgered shs frat Wild
grief which ~ experienced tEume-
a8xsely after the tragedy
Insanity Il the oniy defense which
Esther Mitchell and ARA Crvkfiald
can successfully advance whcu
their tri4i Il heard. according 20
iawsefs who arr familiar with the
pola.a involved There IL no such
: thing as lastifiabie homicide IN
this stats. and the ualy successful
fixht whieh eau b. made against a
charge q mufdeF n the first degree
Is g prove rssntai nhucrattcn
Dr. J ID ioaxharv IL nos en-.
kased In making an exhaustive ~
amiaatAon AZ % Miss Aitrheils san.
~ aaA VIII have fhe xifi under his
ohservatson Tor a short time dur
inx each day FOR 4 couple ~ weeks
TIE results q this examination. a.
ALREADY stated. wf1 be made known
oaiy 70 tbs prosecuting attorney
II she ksrl - at1ufged sane. a. "a.
Peetsd, she case vii be vigorously
prosecuted.
tnder Tho coalitions - theY nov
exist. Prosecuting Attorney Mack
latcssh looks for puc Of two things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14

Thev sehemed Tor two days prior
10 The kHinR. waiting and watch
ing Zoe as opportunity Nothing VAS
iane ou The impulse ~ the moment
f,aiuiy aud deliberately Esther
snlehsli walked Rp 60 her brother.
heihaa beneath her cloak the weapon
20 death. while his back ~ae
tnsaed 20 her shc fired. distance ~
bat two feet. aud the brother fril To
tn noor and expired almost immc-
dneay
Thrre il but one defense for her
.ritpe. and for Mrs. Creffleid. eQuni.
~ hality. and that IL insanity And
in this connection may be used the
auotntiau from a decision handed
down hv Judge Orange Jacobs. when
that gentleman was chief justice ~
the superior court Of this state,
anotod By Prosecuting Attorney
aSaelintoah Ga his address to the
suy An the Mitchell trial.
'irhe world has had quito enough
81 Chat kind OF insanity that begins
tust ne the sight Of the slayer. rang
lur along the barrel OF a pistol.
marie a mortal spot on the body Of
the victim. and ends az soon az the
bullet has sped on is fatal mis-
-f.ss 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-14
INSANITY Plea is
LOOPHOLE IN LAW

murder either IN the first or the
second degree.
The testimony upon which the de-.
Tense hoped o. secure the acuuittal
u their client. and upon which they
did secure bis acquIttai, was that
which told ~ the conduct of Cref-
field as leader Of the Holy Rollers
When o. V. Hurt. a kindly faced
man. honest and honorable. and the
father of Mrs. Crofflctd, went on
the stand and told the jury OF the
wrongs this man creffield had done
% him aud others On his community.
II became cutie apparent that al
the logic and aloaueuce Of Prose-
cutting Attorney Macintosh and his
deputy. Judge Miller. might bring
10 bear upon the case would be Of
little avail.
Hurt's Sad Story.
Hurts story. told while the tears
sfreamed down his cheeks story
IT broken home. 81 wife and
daughters led away from him and
ruined. story Of shame and disc
grace brought t-wn upon the fam-
ily Of 3 man who had always lived