The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-03-18
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When saw Mrs. Krause in the morn
ing she seemed to be cool was not
excited did not cry any. I prepar-
ed the bedy Of Aug. Krause for bur
ial-there was no blood in the palms
Of his hands. The body was buried
on Saturday. Was present. Elk
humed the body a week or 90 ago
and found the head and hands gone.
Exhumed the body at the request
Of the county attorney and coroner,
When Mrs. Krause and I fret talk;
ed about the buriel Of Krause she
told me she would like to have the
funeral from the house, Sne said
she did not wish to see the body
of Krause-also spoke about having
his picture taken from, the front
room she didn't want to see his
face again. I; Mrs: Krause said she
wanted something cheap for the
funeral she didn't have much mon
ey to spend. At the funeral she did
not cry any. The funeral was not
held fromtthe. house. During the
night we were watching the Kfause
house heard mo: noise except Mrs.
Krause onceGrocked1 on big shoe
= and tie heel struck the floor with a
thump. -. s.~
b. Tripp,@register Of deeds, was
sworn ellis testimony was to iden:
tify plat of the town-site Of Ad-
rian and .Jone's addition. 1T The
Krause house was located in this
addition Same received in eyi-
dence.) .su-.. -
Cross of Faragher
Mrs. Krause was arrested on the 8th.
wrapped :Krausein a sheet when
he was buried. MRS Krause did not
request me to put on his best black
suit. Niebert told me to let it 60
the way it was. Mrs. Krause had
several fa,nting spells. Mrs. Hol-
brook and Mrs. Krause both told me
that she was,subject to them-called
them heart trouble. Il testified at
the coroner's inquest. Some ques.
tions and answers oftwitness at the
coroner's inquest WERE read and wit
ness recalled something about Mrs,
Krause having spoken of Krause
keeping a shot gun in the chicken
coop.) Afterward found a shotgun
in the chicken coop. When Mrs.
Krause spoke Of the gu rrel with
.Krause about the raise il insurance
rate she said she had a sRotion to
drop the insurance: Lands told
her not to-that now,swas the time
, to keep it up.
Noon recess.
Tuesday afternoon= -. :
= Ray Lands, called Cor state, testi'
x6ed: (His story was about the-same
as that given Heretofore. He was
with hia father and F'aragher ct the
:, Krause house and saw the dead
body and condition Of things .in.gen'
er2l as that told by them, which we
will not here repeat. He WAS left
in charge during the day and saw
no one in the house after the morn:
ing until the coroner eame,)
Clarence Faragher was recallet
and stated that the key which was
found on the floor inside the Krause
bed roam, was lying about eight in.
<ches inside of the door with the
lock on,it.
Frank lands recalled: The key
laid about six to, ten inches inside
the door, a little closer to tho side
with the lock on than the other. r..
=. DR.. VIM. Thompson, called fol-
,atate, testified: Live at Adrian, and
am veterinary surgeon Am &C.
auainted with the defendant, Tomke
Krause. Was called to treatia colt
for Krause year q 90 last summer
Lands was with me-also Mrs.
Kraa1se and her son and some 9th
err. Told them that they had bette
kill the colt-shoot it. Told them "a
shoot it back of theear. Mrs. krause
was there-don' t think Krause was.
No cross~examination. f.: Il
G.. N. Laryon, called for state, tbs.
titled: Live at Adrian, and did on
Jan. 6 and Z, 1904. Am acquainted
with the defendant and knew bel
husband. The Kralse house is two
!. lots south of my house about Ii
rods. live next house to Hol.
brooks. Was at home on the night