The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-16

JdHidcla, Out MS statement IS In pos
session Of the crown authorities.
Crown Attorney Washington has not
decided to use the statement An
other statement is made that Miss
Florence Kinrade is under police sur
veillance, but the crown attorney de-
We'd this after the inquest Friday
~ I. He says a detective is pro-
ing her, more than watching her.
Detective Bleakley says the man on
the job goes wherever she goes.
Fired Nine Shots.
Doctors and detectives have now
agreed that nine shots were fired by
the assassin. Formerly the number
was placed at seven. This is regarded
as supporting Florence's statement, as
the murderer probably had two re-
volvers. Crown Attorney Washington
was asked II Miss Florence Kinrade
would be called again when the in
quest is resumed next Friday. "Why
should she be called again?" be asked.
think she has been asked every
thing that could be asked, unless it
might be some questions she would
not care to answer. She will not be
called SO far as l know"
1t was. stated that the sewer leading
from the house to the street would be
opened and an effort made to locate
the revolver used by the person who
shot Ethel Kinrade, bu Mr.. Washing
ton knew nothing about this either.
kinrade's Exclamation.
When Miss Florence Kinrade was
carried screaming out of the court
room in the arms of her fiance, G. NJ.
Wright, Friday night, her father was
in little room where he and his fam
lily had been placed during the ses-
sions, and as his daughter was laid on
the table he clenched his fists and
raised his hands above his head.
Were there ever such brutes of men?'
he exclaimed. Shut up; be quiet,
father; don't get excited" said the
eldest ssh, Enrest, taking him by the
arm and leading hNcs back into the
room.
The figure lying on tSs table was
alternately sob5ine and shrleking:
"Oh, Ethel!" she cried, "Ethel. they
they think did it! 1! I! Oh, Ethel!
Oh. he will shoot me. OH" and the
voice rose in a vail. Nurse Walker
hurriedly brought cold water and
bathed her charges temples.
Get a DOCTOR" cried someone. Dr..
Bruce Smith was found and, entering
the room, took Florence by the should
ers. Come, come" he said, THERE'S
nothing the matter with you; you're
all right" The Doctors words SEEM
ed to have instant effect. The girl
became quiet and was soon able to
stand UP, supported by the nurse and
friends. A few minutes later, accom-
panied by Wright and the woman in
uniform, she walked downstairs and
out to closed coupe The door
slammed and the horses trotted away
toward James street.
Was Florence Acting.
A conference was held at the par
lament buildings at Toronto Saturday
between Deputy Attorney General
Cartwright, DR.. Bruce Smith, inspect
or of prisons and asylums, and DR..
Clark, Of the Toronto asylum. It is
understood the matter under discus
sion referred to the genuineness Of the
swooning fits Of Miss Florence Kin
rade. At the close Of the conference
the docaors declined to make any
statement
Florence Has Bad Memory
Goodrich, Ont, March 16-That
Florence Kinrade has bad memory
is tho local opinion after her evidence
in Hamilton Friday night. She neg
lected to tell the crown inauisitol
that she stopped in the Bedford hotel
alone for a week from Aug. 1 to
Aug. s, 1907, occupying a room fer
which she paid SO. There was no
Miss Elliota in evidence at the time.
Nor do they recall any time that
Miss Kinrade sang in either Knox
Presbyterian or the North Street
Methodist churches, although she is
reported to have sung in one or the
other.