Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
DISCHARGED MAN
 sTABS SHIFT BOSS
Teddy Fulwood of Globe Re- ceiyes Bad Knife Wound
 Near Heart.
(Globe Belt)

Teddy Fulwood. Jr. tn popular young shift boss at the Iron Cap mine of the National Mining Exploration company. on Copper Hill, is lying in a critical condition at the Old Dominion hospital. with knife wound just over his heart and one penetrating his lungs from th back. and Charles Cri, del, discharged by the wounded mans father is in the county jail awaiting trial on charge of assault with a E deadly weapon with intent to commit ! murder, as a result of a quarrel be tween Cridel and Superintendent Full wood
 Cridel was told Wednesday even ing by the superintendent that he was no longer wanted at the mine. Yes terday morning, Cridel went back to the mine and the old man undertook to eyict him Cridel resisted Words followed and the miner would up by kicking the old man, who had told him that ne would not stand for any such treatment.
 Superintendent Fulwood. realizing that he was up against it." from afI accounts, left the mine to procure a revolver. In the meanwhile, young Fslwood. who is still in his earlS twenties. was aroused from his sleep and told of the occurrence. Hurrying sto the scene, ne told Cridel to leave. and when the miner showed fight. slapped him a couple of times.
 Piunging his hand into his pocket, Cridel drew a knife-3 pearEhandled pocket knife-and, gnatching open the largest blade, plunged it again and again into the body Of the young shift boss, who fell bleeding to the ground.
 Fulwoo6 hors du combat. Cridei went to a house on Copper Hill and made a request that the shift boss be arrested After this, the miner came to town to give himself up to the sher- frs office and was locked up in the coanty jail. He was arraigned before Justice Hinson Thomas, but the time for his hearing has not yet been fixed.
 A reporter for the Silver Belt called at the Old Dominion hospital to see the wounded man, but the nnurses in charge said they had orders from Dr. Holt not to allow the patient to re ceiye any visitors. and that the rules of the institution were not to, at any time, give out any information.
 Leave your card, and I will tell him who called said a nurse, and this was the only way in which it was learned that the injured man was still able to speak
 At the county jail. Cridel was equal ly as uncommunicatiye.
 "T'll see you some other time" was all he had to say to the reporter, who called him to the door for a state mont, and the prisoner walked back to ta inner parts of his dungeon.
 From other sources, however, it was learned that young Fulwood had been stabbed right over the heart and again in the back. penetrating the lung so deeply that when he was picked up by his companions to be carried to the hospital. the blood oozing from the cut could be seen bub- bling with the air he breathed, while it was stated, on good authority, that Dr. Kennedy, the surgeon who first saw Fulwood had said that the stab in the chest was about four inches deep.
 All efforts to obtain a statement as to the young mans condition were re ferrd to Dr. Holt, and the doctor was out hunting yesterday afternoon.