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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
THREATEN INJURY
Italians Hold Claims by
Force.

Wallace, Idaho, Dee. 2. The state
against Mary TesovieFi and Salvador
Tesovierti, an Italian couple residing
near Wardner, are attracting much At
tention. Both are charged by Fred
Burke Of MnllAn with threatening
physical injury, and Burke dep0ses
each has power 10 carry out the al
legged threat, In tho early days Geo.
SPseahsfg located a group 81 premise
ing claims ON Big Greek, near Ward,
ner, but failed 70 keep up the the a..
aessment work. Recently the claims
we're sold by sherif's sale and were
bid In by Larry Dooiing, Of Mnilnn,
who cont Burke 20 do tho assessor emf.
Prior to the SHERIFF. sale, Mr.. and
Mrs. TesovieFi acquired some Interest
In the property and thought they had
an equity In II thereby, and were On
the ground and In possession ~ r.
When Burke vent 20 work the Italian
couple refused him permission TO en-
ter the tunnel or 10 work about The
place NJ ali, and, be- says, threatened
him. He w'thGrow aud made oOm-
plant
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
New Order Of Owls.

II. Il. Woods, Of WAlla walla, on
cial organizer for the Brotherhood Of
Owls arrived In the city last evening
and will spend several days here in
an endeavor 20 locate a nest in the
city. He came from Spokane where
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
DR.. Crapsey Quits.

Rochester, N. Y, Dec. 3.-Dr.
Algeron s. Crapsey preached his fare
we'll sermon at st. Andrews church
yesterday morning. The church was
crowded, many of his parishioners
were deeply affected. DIR. Crapsey
made no reference to his departure
from the ministry.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
GARRETT IS RECOVERING
His Friends Refuse TO Help
Him.


Lee Garrett, the murderer Of N. L.
Coombs, who was stabbed to death
some time ago in this city, now en-
joying q rest In the county jail nj
Rathdrum, is left to fight his battles
alone. las his relations have refused
him aid, on the grounds that be has
caused them trouble enough.
Garrett has recovered from the
blows received from Coombs after
the stabblng and will soon be placed
on trial and given preliminary ex-
animation II be does not waive IL.
He has not secured the services Of an
attorney and as his relatives have re-
fused him aid. the state will appoint
enc 70 defend him
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
BRYAN To THE ELKs
A Tribute 70 immortal
itV.

ity.
LincoIn, Neb., Dec. 3.-WlliiAm
J. Bryan In addrozsins the io-
cal lodge Of Eiiu ~ . aarred session
hsid In memory 81 departed msmbeEs.
aid:
Death turns cur thoughts toward
Immortality. Heaven IL never 30
rial 20 us ~ whsn IL becomes the
abode u some che sbom we have
known and loved. And then when
these treasures from cur bearts are
there ne cAn EASILY believe that 20
heart warmed into q El0s By the firo
q brothsTly lore will ever safer an
eternal cell. thai no spiritual hHme.
that gross brighter vita The years,
uiil ever - extinguished mos ~
shine again. .
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
LUclUS FUTILE.

Lucus Tutte president of the Boston
Churchill declares
raon OF New Hampshire Mr. Tue
ne mas his
his campaign for the Republican
Hampshire In
Conn., has been president of the Boston
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-03
one UOte for

Net Coed UaIess Voted BY December Sth
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24

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ell and she enlisted the aid of Esther
the sister, to help her. And as fate
had decided, it was Esther who took
the vengeance.
Fred Mitchell and Perry Mitchell,
the girls brothers, came from Oregon
to help their brother. Their father
Journeyed all the way from his farm
in Illinois to be near his boy. He
begged the girl to so back home with
him.
i will not" she declared. II am of
age and | am going to stay here to
await JOshua's coming again. | shall
live with Mrs. CrefieId."
George Mitchell was hailed as a
hero when he was formally discharged
from custody. He was offered a posi-
ton in Portland, and there he made
up his mind to 60 The three brothers
and Esther were gathered at the sta.
ton here in Seattle.
Il want to make up with George"
said the girl to her brother Percy. He
called his brother. The girl shook
hands with the man who had protect
ed her and said: Il came down to see
you off"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
Merchant Kills Aoed Man

shreveport, La: I. v. Binckham,
sN 10 years, was shot and killed by
4 BLOCK in the latter's store at Lane,
"sasythree miles north of Shreve-
NY late Monday night. Brock sur.
, 1as'ed' claiming that he was JUST.
y ID doing the shooting. Binckha1n
y Oeen drinking, and is said to have
: S'sO Brooks store and insulted
~"A and his wife, whereupon Brock
~ s4'a !. lfe with a pistol, firing FIVE
!. al OF which took effect. Binck.
:, Neo ten minutes. He was for.
a' sheriff Of Miller county, Ark,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24

Seattle.-IS there another girl on
earth as fricndIess as Esther Mitchell
is years Old?
Not a soul will say kind word for
her No lawyer will take her case.
Not newspaper will publish a line
IN her defense. Not a woman will
come forward to cheer her up one
particle.
And say the men of two states.
Washington and Oregon, 1T serves
her right"
Esther Mitchell killed her brother.
He had just been acquitted on a
charge of murder himself; he dared
take the life of Joshua" Creffeld,
mead OF the sect of Holy Rollers. This
religious peryert, this fanatic, this
arch-conSpirator against family and
nome, had a peculiar fascination over
women. He took wives away from hus-
bands, mothers away from babies,
sWeethearts away from lovers daugh-
ters away from fathers, sisters away
from brothers.
Creitield took Esther Mitchell away
from her father and her brothers. He
told her that she was to be the mother
OF the second Christ. And she be-
lieVed. She left her home; she sat at
the right hand of Creffield at the wild
goings-on of the Holy Rollers. She
forgot everything.
The brother begged her to come
home. She refused He knew the
fate of other girls like herself who had
Joined the Holy Rollers. So he saved
her from that fate. He killed Creffield, |
the man who said he was immortal.
And Esther Mitchell killed her bro
Their in the very self-same way be-
cause he killed the man whom she
took to be the personification of God |
upon earth. says correspondent of |
the New York World. In colo truth,
on the other hand, Satan could have
learned much from Creffield And,
Tor this very reason, the girl who
killed her brother because he killed
the man she believed to be divine has
not friend on earth.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
For Special School Tax.

Napoleon, La: Assumption seems
10 be following the example of her
sister parishes in the matter of spe-
Cal school tax. On Sunday evening
Superintendent Alleman addressed two
meetings at Attakapas Canal in the in
terest Of a special school and improve
uent tax of 10 mills for ten years.
IlicatiOnS are favorable to the voting
0the tax. The petition is now being
circulated among the patrons and tax
payers, and at the next meeting of the
police jury it will be asked to order
he special election.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
Hook and Ladder Fair.

ThibOdaux, La; Home Hook and
Ladder gave a fair Saturday that was
veil patrOnized and a neat amount
should be realized from the venture
t0r the fire boys. The feature of the
occasion was the concert by the Thi-
bodeauE Concert Band Among the i'm
prtant numbers on the programme
Tsa selection from Verdi'S 81 Trova-
'Fe' from the operate score, with
at any change whatever, introducing
as church gOngs and anvil chorus.
AFaelles arrangement Of Won Sup
US Poet and Peasant" and Auber's
VFO#n Diamonds" and other classics.
@sds some catchy and popular mu.
Ess enCores.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
Fay Arrested for Theft.

Port Arthur, Tex: Among the nu.
merous arrests made Monday evening
one white man giving his name as
Frank Fay was arrested for picking
the pockets of G. H. Lang, obtaining
therefrom the sum of SIS, which was
taken from him when arrested. The
theft vas witnessed by several parties,
who this morning appeared AGAINST
him. Fay was bound over to the grand
jury and sent to jail at Beaumont.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24

them, he ordered the women to leave
their families and follow him. Many
or them did so. His followers were
taught that to obtain atonement for
their sins they must roll at his feet.
The women were taught that it was
sinful to wear anything save a light
wrapper. They were forbidden to sit
on chairs or lie on beds. They slept
on the floor and sat on the floor. Men,
women and children slept in one
large room together Sacrifcial fires
became part Of the religion. Dogs
and cats were burned alive as a sac.
rifice to God. On one occasion a WON.
an was caught trying to make a liy.
ing sacrifice Of a child.
Once indignant citizens tarred and
feathered Creffield and one Brooks a
male follower. Brooks disappeared.
The women took in Creffield and
cleaned him. He went to Portland,
There Burgess Starr had him ar.
rested and he had to do two years.
Then his women followers were de-
clared insane, one after the other, and
were sent to asylums. But when
Creffield came out 1t was the same
story all over again.
And so followed the mans death at
the hands of the brother of the girl
he had wronged.
To-day Esther Mitchell and Mrs.
Creffield, who was Maud Hurt, both
glory in their deed. They think it
a martyrdom for their religion. They
rejoice that they have not a friend
in the world, for they do not care for
friends.
They may do what they want with
me-" says Esther Mitchell, the friend.
less, for I have only done my duty"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE

Mendoza. ARGENTINE E.,,' ie'' al
seriouo dor,aa '0'!' put no
ooSpen johnston negro who mur,
ueteo MS Wife was hanged in Louis
nor,o..
tot1o5 ana Populists have
&c.,. " i''''' III Nebraska owing to
sonroI 90 tlS on part OF the per-
u 'Ie TICKET.
and Southern r,iIrooa ,l" ,'''' $ |" n
ENslev Tenn Tho S,'....~ w" w "V
man were hntb iro+oatI. 49,, 'li'' III ',
two other maroon. LoI',. ,' ,,.'u ana
injured and five LaI '''''''''' Was
in q mmhor ,,;Ja -, ~" '''"pe
scbooron Do.,,, NN Al 'i'e Nolu o. the
Pfvor Nou, W., "'' III INC Norm
't0'S'
Within a short time Brown Corrtu
hihition o,os4ioa w ''ie pro-
presenting . notiton - +ha | "'o ~"
ing that an o1ootton ~ h.i, Op'0 ""N
"A warsaw telegram to the Jewish
Chronlcle says; After Thursdays
disturbances which the police Quelled,
Oo"' "eie Nllleu OF wounded by the
''
In a recent raid in Chicooo civ ,,,on
were arrested while WORKING sno;Io1
meat into free lunch" shono r,,o,.
had on hand $4,000 mounds of nooo+
unfit for human food
Fror1- ru.ou
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
Must Report Contagious Diseases.

San Antonio, Tex: The city coun.
Gil Monday passed an ordinance rec.
commended by the board of health pro.
Vldlng penalties for undertakers and
physicians who do not report to the
board Of health cases of contagious
diseases OF who bury or ship bodies OF
persons who died of contagious dis.
eases.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
louisiana
WeWS Items
NEW IBERIA STATUS.
The Patient viii Recoverable New
Cases-Irion in Charge.

Inc TohN''- Nv 'NNH
CaSeS-''0'' III Charge
New Orleans, La Aug. Zl-Presi'
dent Irion Of the state board of health,
after a conference with the Iberia
parish heaIu oIii0''' anu OoaIu ot
health of New Iberia, followed by a
conference with the leading citizens of
The town, took personal charge of the
situation tHeIe 'No'u"S'
Pending a determination of the
source of infection, New Iberia is eff
Actually bottled up.
Dr Brady Monday began a house to
house inspection of the town, and the
tmigating force started in to fumi-
cate every house down town.
DR.. H. A. Feazle Manoay lett New
orleans on clew seeking the source
Of infection. The state health officers
will nit stop until they have found the
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
Shot Down by Sister.

She had a coat on her arm and
asked Perry to hold it for her. 1t
concealed revolver She raised it,
fired and George Mitchell fell over
dead. The sister calmly took her seat
on a bench and waited for the police
to come and arrest her.
Il tried to shoot him in the same
place that he shot Mr.. Creffield," she
said, quite calmly. Il knew that if
he could kill Joshua l could kill
George by hitting him in the same
spot"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
Cut a Dozen Times.

Bryan, Tex: In a difficulty here
MONDAY afternoon between V. Ben
son and Walter Brown. Benson re-
ceived Erobably one dozen severe
knife wounds in the head and breast
Deputy Sheriff Conely arrested Brown
and lodged him in Jail The parties
are colored Brown gave bond this
morning in the sum of $3.50.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
LABORIKG MEN SCARCE.
Urgent Demand In San Francisco foy
Men in the Building Trades.

San Francisco. Cal: While tbe nress
of the Eastern States has made mon.
ton of the cxtromp sca,ct-r Of labor
in San Francisco 0lr.l e,.n.5 and m.
skilled, tho o,rd.,.,.,,. ,... ........ 49,
reported by the uewsr.a,ar, r1a +rr+b
is that the rebuilding Of San Francisco
is being seriously retarded hoca,sa
contractors and other Lra,,, onnrovors,
Of labor can not secn,r .nonss mon -
do the work required
There is plenty OF work INIT = SCARF.
ity of Iaborers.
For example. take the case If tbe
United Railways ii. e.. the street car
Ines. They now have 20CO men
busy TecoGstructing their track. They
could use 5000 to 1000 additional men
to good advantage.
The Union Iron Works are Short 500
men.
The fruit growers arc IN r,,l 49,,
many men as they can get TO helm
gather in expensive crops.
And the steam railroads are in need
OF laborers.
The state labor commissioner. Wv
Stafford, has officially announced to
mechanics and other workiDgmon
throughout the country that there is
an urgent demand in San Francisco
and adjoining cities for thousands
more men in the building trades. He
says That carpenters, electrical work
erS, Sheet-metal workers, brick LAYERS.
NOD carriers, plumbers, plasterers. ce.
ment workers, and structural iron
workers are particularly wanted, add
Ing that they will be sure Of plenty OF
work at good wages. This statement
is endorsed by the secretary OF the
San francisco building trades coun.
Gil.
The following schedule of wages
now prevails, based on an eight,hour
day:
Brlcklayers, $500; cement workers.
so'oo; NOD carriers, $500; plasterers,
So'oV' stone cutters, S4.75; carpenters
helpers, $3.50 cabinet makers, $3.50;
mill men, $3.50; fathers, $500; shingl-
erS' S4'OO; painters, s4.OO; painters
500; frescO painters, $500;
sign writer's, $500; paper hangers,
s4.OO; plumbers, $500; plumbers help
ers, $3.50; machinists, 1915: timers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24

Robert F. Horne, son of Mr. and
Mrs. j. F Horne of Canute, Washita
Count, Ok, is dead at Alanreed. Last
Saturday night while coming to town
from the home of his brother-in-law,
Sam Heffner, in company with a
friend, both riding horseback in a gal.
lop he ran into a wire gate, receiving
fatal injuries.
Mayor McCullan, of New York, says
that upon investigation he finds, the
splendid conditions claimed to have
arisen from municipal ownership Of
public utilities in Germany myth. The
management of the tramways is partic'
ularly bad.
Prof. Charles N. Gould, geologst at
the State University, who recently
visited Sulphur under instructions of
the Secretary of the Interior, says in
his report: There are in all about
thirty-three springs in the park wor-
thy Of being improved I have visited
all of them and in most instances
have recommended such improve.
ments as were deemed necessary.
Mrs. John Knapp Of st. Louis,
mother of Chas. w. Knapp, general
manager Of the st. Louis Republic
and director of the Associated Press,
and Of Commander ]. ]. Knapp,
United States navy, died a few days
since, aged 81 years.
There is impending, according to
cotton planters who are interested in
securing farm labor for the fall crops,
serious trouble when the time comes
for gathering the cotton crop of this
year
It is announced that arrangements
have been made to Immediately be-
gin the work of doubling the local
shop and yard facilities Of the Kan
sas City Southern Railway at Shreve-
port. The improvements will cost
$4,000.
Last Friday morning j. NJ
Mills, a candy and fruit dealer Of Sc
gum, committed suicide by drowning.
He had been respondent for some
time on account of broken leg which
did not seem to heal.
AS result Of fight at Butler
Junction, Pa, between union and non
union miners, Stef Reway, nonun-
ionist, was fatally stabbed and Stew
en- Moseley is missing and is supposed
to have been killed. twenty-five 9TH
ers were more or less seriously hurt.
The Texas and Pacific Cannon Ball
train was wrecked five miles east Of
Mesquite Friday morning, and several
persons were hurt. On the train were
several insane persons en- route to
Terrell.
yard, Chicago, last Sunday night.
Without single dissenting vote the
City Council of Birmingham, Ala, q.
aally passed an ordinance which will
prohibit the operation of any sort of
brokerage house in the city which
leals In futures after Oct. i.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
No clew to Shot in Dark.

Orange, Tex: The Mexican section
hand who was shot by unknown par.
ties here on Saturday night has been
sent to the railroad hospital at Hous-
ton for treatment No clew has yet
been discovered as 10 the identity OF
his assailant.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
Yellow Fever at celh.

he.' Wleans, La: Surgeon G. M.
4 .ss Of the Marine Hospital serv.
N. ' :. lett here week ago for
.s,,. : investigate conditions there,
\. sp oy cable that the sickness
!, y yellow fever.
d ,.-a a port in Honduras which
|, ~. oslOFe been infected by vel
.,s, ~, out Louisiana established
Ia H. s.s. against it two months be.
' case was reported there
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
Farmers In Good Condition.

Cuero, Tex: Cotton farmers of this
county are as a general rule in good
shape. Several refused to sell Satur.
day on declining prices and returned
nome with cotton. They have no
warehouse at this place.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
blase ,asefs Locating Rout.

aas,, nssr' Locating Route.
B Rlas.,, La; Messrs. HerndoD
.aiaa ) civil engineers from
lesls y :. here beginning to lo ,ssn
Aes NJ. The electric railroad
all j. 1 4 and St. Tammanv
lDa' fy Company. 1t is not
:. : get to the laEesho Shore
q nag :, 70 capondelet, will
s ! direct line to oorl lug.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24

Not for any amount" said one of
the representative lawyers of Seattle
when asked if he would defend the
girl.
Ills brethren of the bar are like.
wise unanimous in their resolve not
to take the defense. It will come
down to something like the case of
the man who assaSsinated President
Mckinley. Some prominent lawyer
VIII be named by the court, and he
Will have to undertake a perfunctory
defense.
CretGields widow is in the county
Jail. She frankly admits that she
induced Esther Mitchell to kill her
brother.
The two had it all planned between
them. Mrs. Creffield wished Esther
success when they parted, the girl
to go to the railway station to kill
her brother, the woman to 90 to the
cemetery to pray over her husbands
grave. She called upon his spirit to
make the girls aim certain.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
Home from Camp Mabry.

Mexia, Tex: Maj. N P. Haux and
the Mexia Military Company arrived
home Monday morning from the en-,
campment at Camp Mabry.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
NVu'siana Bank EYan;no,

',lIa,a ! -, !. la; VIM. L. Young was
seor.,..sA Monday q of his appointment
Ii .,. - Blanchard to the office Of
/ n i 4a Of state banks to sue.
sass d !. M snsS ss, who resigned Ito to
sae banking business, "
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
The Holy Rollers.

This sect Of the Holy Rollers has
set these two states of the North Pa
cific coast by the ears. Creffield
founded it in September, 1903. He
taught some of Ruskin's theories
about plain living and high thinking.
and many women became his fol.
lowers. But all this high-sounding
talk was only mask for what was
to come. Soon Creffield was revealed
in his true colors.
Il am Creftield no longer" he an.
nounced, "but the apostle Joshua re.
incarnated. l am Christs equal;
am another Christ"
When he had things as he wanted
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-08-24
Once a SaIvationist.

OHce upon a time Franz Edmund
Cretfield was Salvation Army officer
Ihree years ago he dropped that and
started a sect of his own. He gath.
cred about him a little company of
followers on kiger island, in the Col.
umbIa river, Oregon. Most of them
came from the town of Corvallis and
the little hamlets in the neighbor-
hood. Esther Mitchell was then a
slip of a girl, just Is. She became
one OF his first converts. Her sister,
Mrs. Burgess Starr, also forsook her
husband for the man Creffield. Maud
Hurt was his third convert, or rather
victim. She married him.
Il am to be the father of the sec.
ond Christi" he proclaimed, and they
believed him.
More and more the women flocked
to Crettield, Then the law took a hand
and he was sent to the penitentiary
for second term. Most of his victims
went insane after that and, one by
one, were sent to asylums and re-
treats. A few recovered. Nothing
daunted, after serving his term Cref-
field started in again. Once more Mrs.
Starr and Esther Mitchell, now a
beautiful girl of IS, came at his bid
ding. They ran away from their
homes to do it.
And George Mitchell, a farmer boy
of 20, made up his mind that he would
save them If he could. Other men
who had suffered in the same way
went with him to find Creffield. They
were armed, and they meant to kill.
George Mitchell was the first to
run down the man. He heard that
this self-styled Joshua" was in Seat
tie. He came here; he found him in
the heart of the town.
There was just one shot. Creffield
fell dead with bullet through the
middle Of his brain. The whole state
was afiame with joy at the deed. Cit
liens who had suffered at Creffields
hands hailed young Mitchell as their
deliverer. Corvallis raised a hand |
some fund to defend the young man.
HonorabIy Acquitted.
The boy was put on trial. His tech
meal defense was emotional insanity.
But his attorneys did not attempt to
disguise the fact that this plea was
simply legal loophold. To the ~
Jurors was told the whole sad story of
he Holy Rollers. They needed no
more. George Mitchell was honorably
acquitted. 1t could not have been 9TH
erwise.
Esther Mitchell demanded to be a
against her brother. She was
heard.
"He has killed a holy man and he
,ught to be hanged" she said, with
,erfect composure 81 want to see my
)rother live long enough to make his
eace with God, then he should die"
All this time her closest companion
vas Mrs Maud Hurt Creffield, widow
f the dead Holy Roller. She was
ear the prophet" when he was shot I
y young Mitchell. She screamed once ]
nd then grew calm, as she leaned !
yer the man, already gasping for his
lst breath.
HE cannot die" she cried, Il know
:! know it! He is the apostle Josh. I
a come to earth again. He is the I
econd Christi" &
But he did die, just the same, az! i
most instantly. Then and there the '
idow made her resolve to kill Mitch. I