The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12

Florence wore a hat when she ran
across the street.
Mrs. William Acres. who lives next
door 10 the kinrades. Was the next To
testify.
Al S,l5 D.. IN. as | sat al the win
dow1l looked at the clock. Mrs Acres
said Il heard no shots. Later /
saw no men running. Had anyone
called ! could have heard distinctly.
IL was only few feet from THAI win
dow To the kinrade veranda"
Dr. w. j. McNicbol. the coroner who
first handled the case. was questioned
by Blackstocn.
How long had she been dead. doc
tor?
No medical man can tell within an
hour. She may have been dead from Is
minutes 10 an hour and half was
his reply.
What was the condition OF her
hands,
They were cold"
DR.. McNichol swore that Florence
told him that she saw the man shoot
her sister
Chief OF Detectives Mcmahon swore
that Mrs. Kinrade called before 4 d.
IN. on the day OF the tragedy 10 ask
for information as to giving tickets 10
tramps
She said nothing about the family
having scare the night before, he
said, nor was she making any com
plant about tramps. Two minutes al.
ter she left the news OF the murder
came In"
Detective Bleakley testified that the
lower limbs OF the girl were warm
when he arrived and that the upper
part was somewhat cool. There was
a quantity OF blood under her.
Was the blood near the wounds"
No, there were 10 wounds near the
pool OF blood. The body had evidently
been moved There was chair near
her feet. A pair OF lady's rubbers
were close 10 the chair"
Had she been sitting on the chair
when shot, where would her head
fall?"
About where the pool OF blood
was" was the significant reply.
What did you find in this pool OF
blood?"
Il found bullet and piece OF her
tooth"
Then the body must have been
moved"
1t must have been moved"
What did Kinrade say when he
came in?'
He said, I just expected something
like this would happen"
Did he say il To your"
enc. he did not know he was within
hearing OF police officer
The story Florence told him was
that she heard six shots when she was
upstairs. She went downstairs and
out into the yard without seeing Ethel.
Then she said she ran back into
the house and saw her sister lying
there" Bleakley said.
No Blood Visible.
Was any blood visible when you
got there?'
None, II was under the body"
SO. unless the body had been NOV
ed. she could not have seen blood?"
She could not"
Did she say anything then about
her opening the side window and step
ping out?"
Nothing"
Detective Bleakley then recited the
four different stories told by Flor
ence
Did she draw your attention TO her
going into the back yard?'
NO. | discovered them myself Then
she explained them"
The tracks going out are short.
Those coming back are long as II
she walked out and ran back"
when did she tell YOU that she saw
Ethel lying on the fioor?'
When reminded her that she
could not have gone out without see
ing the body
What did you find outside the din
ing room window
The prints In the snow of the toes
OF woman's shoes facing the win
dow. A woman had evidently stepped
out backwards and come In again.
There were no signs of struggle.
two windows upstairs were up aud
one in the back parlor also. all as
high as they could 60"
The inquest was adjourned at l2:45
a m. to begin again at 3 80 on Friday.
Coroner Anderson indicated desire
TO be through by tonight