The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-03
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taking his gun from his pocket.
Would Have Killed Both.
"As she turned around to come into
the house," said Henry, II gave her
blow and knocked her to the ground,
then done her up. don't know how
many shots fired. but she "hollored"
for help. ! didn't mean at first to
kill her, but when she told me she
had given the money to Henneson,
got 80 angry that just went ahead
and finished her. 7 was going to get
Henneson and ReynoldsA too. but the
policeman caught me Before I had
time. I would have killed them both"
The story told by Henry as to his
money affairs are not given much
credence. for It 10 stated that he had
been borrowing money from the
woman, and last night before pur-
chasing the revolver. had made loan
of 81 from Justice Mclaughlin, this
to be used toward the purchase of the
weapon.
Family Killed In Flood.
Henry has been In Grand Forks
since 1902, coming to this city from
Medicine Hat, Canada. Jack Bright
eye Reynolds, whom he claims Is re-
sponsible for part of his troubles,
mas also been at Medicine Hat, ac-
cording to Henry. and while there they
had trouble of nature similar to that
experience here. The murderer came
originally from Galveston, Texas,
leaving that city q year before the
Hood. He was married and had eight
children, but the entire family was
wiped out In the big flood. He still
has property in Galveston.
The victim of last nights shooting
affair came here last December, being
originally from Illinois. She was at
Willow City for time and while
there. 9 man whom she came to this
peettQq viii, was killed. Several weeks
fSfnEss. .tds woman made complaint
against one James Field, colored,
charging him with rape. Field ID now
In the county jail but the death of the
woman In all likelihood will make his
release necessary. Mrs. Fulton has q
daughter, Mamie. who was in down
town dance hall when the tragedy oc-
CURED. She also has three sons. but
they are In Missouri.
Inquest Held.
The inquest into the cause Of the
death OF Mrs. Fulton was commenced
this morning at II o'clock. Coroner
Rounsevell presiding and with States
Attorney ]. B. Wtneman appearing for
the county. The jurors were james
Elton, ]. Richmond and Geo. Hanky.
Death by bullet wounds from revol-
yer held in the hands Of John Henry
and fred with murderous intent was
the verdict returned BY the jury this
afternoon.
The first witness on the stand this
morning was Chief OVERLY who told
Of being called to the Fulton homo
and Of the conditions found there. The
body was lying about thirty feet from
the house In the rear, and q part Of
the clothing was on IRE. Henry had
just been captured by Ohlcer Bliyen
when Chief OVERLY arrived and the
prisoner admitted having done the
shootinx. a
Mr. and Mrs. James Howard were
also called and told Of having been
aroused by screams. They went out,
and Mrs. Howard heard Mrs. Fulton
call out that Henry was trying to kill
her and that he had revolver. Short
y. afterWards they heard one shot and
aiter g lapse OF ten or fifteen seconds
lour more snols were nred 10 rapid
saccession., sue s.es,. Iney diq not know OF
nny troup!e DeIween Henry ana Mrs.
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