Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-18
Particulars of tae Killing Of Harry
King by Wronged Wife in
Hotel in Omaha.
The Tale the woman Tells 10 Narrowing
Il aEue-s Deserted aome-An Exei;-
ing Seen e-Ehs Cause.
A GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION.

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| she again irquired The bill DO
King muttered something in low ton
and st orce proceeded 20 thu room Ind
ca:ed. a peremptory rap or the doc
brought response from Mr.. King: ga
right; will be there in minute"
While weitieg outside the door tn
woman stepped to the elevator and re
marked to the attendant: "Fhst man
Mr.. King, is living with another woman
an hisiHiie."
She then walked 70 and fro In the hSll
ws7 il front Ct the door. Finally Nj
| King, in 5 partly dressed costume, opened
the door part wEy, and when she caugh
sigh! Of MIN the following conversation
took place:
"Yes."
"Well, sm here, but l don's suppose
7ou are pleased st 1t"
"No, an NOT. I want you to keel
sway. You go down iuto the psrIor ans
will see you IN short time"
an, sir. will not lesve thIs door anti
you come With me. Now, Harry, yoJ
know
HOW YOU HAVE TREATED ME,
but while I live my love Will sl8sys bt
with you Will not leave you"
King shut the door suddenly and for q
moment all was silent ssve that the muir
deress, who stood with restless eyes snd
psllid lips before the closed door, kept
mutteTing something that was ineudible
to those who happened to be pass
ing. Then Mr.. King raised the
trslscm over his door and peer
irg cut Sgain requested the woman
10 go to the pArl0r, where he said he
would join her in few minutes. This
she sGain empasticslly refused to do, and
finding all hopes Of keeping matters quiet
il that wsy, King went out Ct ths loom
and faced the woman who claims to BIT
his wife. After passing few words witt
her In low tore King went toward the
elevator. Tie woman caught hold OF Ii:
ann and
WITH TEARS IN HER ETRS
ssid, beseechi1g!y, "HSrty, will you MOI
accompany me- to breakfast? 1 mean you
no harm. Intend to prosecute You fol
blgsmy sud my father will prosecute you
for forging his name. This > Wh4s
came 20 i1focil yCU Of"
"You get sTay from re-" declared Eff
King, 6nd he relrsced his steps from The
elevator 70 tie s0LG that WAS n dalk
ened portion Ct che rotuBda On the sscopd
f0or. The VIENNA followed, Gnd the two
talked il G lew to1e7 tor sometime Litel
they went 10 l1e lover parIor
Finally Mr.. Ktcg aT0ee to go. as he did
SO the woman Grew , revolver and its
sharp report rang through toe corridor
King ran through the hSllWsy followed
By his alleged wife With g cooked revolver
in her hand, causing scene OF consser.
nation and pS1ic among the guests who
were present. King ran through the
hall. His pursaeE was c;cse
after him, and before she
had reached the stairway Leading to the
foor below she hAd aIed three. more
shots 81 bin. Blinded and bleeding
HE RELIED AND FELL
heavily down stairs. The woman followed
aim closely, but after the fourth shot wss
fired did not make another attempt st cis
life. AS her victim lay PROSTATE in the
thr0es Of deSth with blood O.. zing from
his month the woman knelt over biQ
ard murmured az have murdered my
husband"
Ssl1L AOLNAIS bAS rSnPSu Al uCE
she rose and looked about her, and sgsil
kpelt over hin and vas about to kiss HIN,
when. seeing Sa officer enter the hotel,
she rose to her feet ard as Sergean. Mos,
tyn and Detective Ormsby spprosc led
ner she informed them thai she had cJm-
mitted the deed.
A reporter OF the Bee obtained tie FOL
owing
STORY FROM THE WOMAN.
"I sn :he legal wi.e OF Harry ". King
We were married about four years ago in
Chicago. We liY5d in Q1incy, ii , for g
time Eld Kept house 81 That point. We
returned 20 Chicago and tock up house.
keepirg a. No. 2l0 CEs5 street, Hhe-a We
lived peacefully Until four weeks AGO.
Before the latter date Harry came to
Omaha EEd looked 2Tcuad for q
plsce TO open store here. He returned
10 Chicago and informed me that he hsd
everything well under hesdHay. After
remaining for few Gays he again start.
ed, giving me to understand he was going
to Omaha. l heard nothing OF him and
become uneasy. I observed in dispatches
from Kansas City that he hal mErrieo q
Mics Duffy Of that place The news al
most bereit me Of resson. There we hsd
A PLEASANT LITTLE HOME
with all the mopeY we wanted at our dis
posal. loved Harry as l did my life,
snd to learn that he had betrayed me WAS
more than 1 could bear, and no doubt is
more than any living Wife's heart can
Withstand. Well, at once learned the
whereabouts Of the girls parents,
who uIknQwirgly took ny position be-.
side my husband, and telegrsphed them
that King had wife IeEiding in Chicago
from whom he was not divorced. The
parents OF Miss Duty, alias Ms. King
No 8, reside s. LOUISIANA, No. I also
sent dispatch here to the vita inform
ing he- that King was bigamlst. sup
pose she got the dispatch and Is now on
ner way 20 Chicago 20 learn the sad news
Of her husbands infdelity as l have
lesrned It."
"Did you coma here With the Intention
OF killing Mr.. Kirg7"
ono, sir. l came here TO have him
prosecuted for bigsmy. He has been
MARRIED THREE TINES.
O:I Walker, who Is row preparing to 20
on the thestEicAl stage in Chicago, was
his first wife. He obtained a divorce
from her on the ground Of infldeliiy, and
sometime after he became acquainted
with me. His father is wealthy and re.
sides on Randolph street, Chicago. Wher
wa URre m1rrisd the fact that ha n "a