The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-03-18

|Hsard w. NOISE ,that,nigha.
n Mary Burlington, oalled ttor state
( Reside q Adrian know dstend liant,
etc.,) live, across the-street w '
IotIthe Krause se-light opposite
the Holbrook house. sWas Ct home
the night Of Jan. : went TO bed
about id 80 heard no noise OF any
kind during the evening or'night.
IA. n Holbrook called for state:
Live Vt Adrian, and know the de-
fendant and knew ner husband.
They lived in the next house south
OF mine ~ Was at nome on the eve
ming of Jan: Is, 1904. Went to bed
beween 9 and 10. Mrs. Kral1se came
to my house about II :3O-might
have been a few minutes earlier.
The electric light whistle blew a
few minutes after Mrs. :Krause
came. She told me .Krause was 60
ing to kin her and asked me to go
and get, the marshal. / went after
the marshal and found him at
home, lWitness here described
route he returned homeland that
he crossed the railroad track just
ahead OF the train.) The marshall
came up with me in front OF the
Krause house. We then went to my
house. Mrs. Krause was there. I
went to bed soon after returned
home-the marshal was still there.
Am rs years old. During the ight
heard no unusual noise. 70 Don st. re-
member any conversation in my
house. .,......4f.sn % $685., .~4 =.
| Characterization: Mrs Krause
came to my house bout 10 minutes
before the whistle blew, .>(Agaln
told Of Mrs. Krause wanting him to
20, after the marshal-that Krause
was going to kill her, Mrs. Krause
appeared to be scared when she
came over ~. ,J>a:r
Mrs. Holbrook,. called. for state,
testified: lLlved at Adrian, knew
the Krauses, etc., Was at home on
the evening and night of Jan. 6.
Heard no noise Of discharging agun
that gun. Saw Mrs. Krause be-
Tween Ills and 1l:3a. She came
to my house and said Mr.. Kraase
had gone crazy and was going to
kill her and wanted my husband to
so for the marshal: He went. Heard
some conversation between her and
the marshal but don't know as
could repeat it. u She spoke about
Krause having q Loaded gun and the
marshal finally said they would
wait until morning. Mrs. Krause
was willing. to go with the deputy
sheriff and marshall over to the
Krause house and show them how
to get in, but told them to look opt
for his( Krause' s)gun. Mrs: Krause
brought some clothes over from her
house in the morning, also pail OF
milk. The day before, Mrs. Krause
had been washing. The last time
| I saw Mr.. Krause alive was Wednes-
day forenoon when saw him putting
up a clothesline in their yard. Am
positive saw him alive that day.
The first ':spell''' I noticed Mrs.
Krause have was Thursday morning
She seemed to be distressed for
breath-struggled and choked-l
put camphor and cold water on her
and she got over it. The next one !
saw was about Friday noon-and
from then until Sunday afternoon
kshe had number. She ehoked and
,struggled for breath-became rigid,
her face somewhat discolored. Did
not know that anyone suspicioned
Mrs. Krause until after the coroner 6
verdict.
Cross-examination: Have known
Mrs. Krause five years. Have visit
ed quite often Mrs. Krause did not
act any different when she came
over than had seen her before. One
time before she came running over
to my house-Krause chasing her
to the house . Had seen her have
a number of these spells before.
Have seen her have perhaps a dozen
of these same spells. Heard Mr..
Lands toll Mrs. Krause at my house
during the night that she ought to
have had Krause taken to the asy-
lum last summer. :. (She told the
same story as others about Mrs.
Krause and Krause quarreling- and
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