The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
ANOTHER CASE
. OF DOUBLE LIFE.
C. G. Kornegay. M Goldsboro.
Killed in louisiana
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Slayer 4 MARRIED WOMAN
A Mrs. Haynie, Who Deserted Hus.
band and Children, Learning That
Korneeay Had a Wife and Children
In This State. Went to His Ofiice
and Fired Five Shots Into His Body.

Shreveport, La, March 20.--C. G.
Korlegay, a railroad rate clerk, en-
ployed by the vicksburg. Shreveport
and Pacific railway. was shot five
times and died almost instantly here
Saturday by Mrs. Haynie. who says
she formerly lived at Grcenville.
Miss, who surrendered to the anthori-
ties. The woman called al the rail-
road Office and asked to see Kornegay.
He went from the desk 10 a window
at the counter. when the woman open
ed fire. After the man fell Mrs.
Haynie turned the reYolver upon her
self. but the cartridge failed TO ex-
plode. The woman said she killed
Kornegay because. after leaving her
husband and two children and coming
with him to his place. she learned
that Kornegay has wife and six chill
dren at Goldsboro. y. c.
Leaves Lovely Wife and Children.
Goldsboro. March 20.-A telegram
was received in this city Saturday
night by Col. Joseph Z. Robinson.
editor OF the Daily Argus. stating that
|c. G. Kornegay had been killed at
Shreveport. La. by married woman.
Mrs. Loeta Haynie. II was signed
Shreveport Times. and asking for in
forma,io about Kornegay, whose
home was In this city.
c. G. Kornegay comes from one OF
the best and oldest families OF this
region, but lost out" from dissipa-
ton. He leaves lovely wife and five
small children here, who hold the
love and esteem that they themselves
ARE worthy. and that his family pres
tige entitled them to. His brother is
cashier Of the First National bank OF
this city, and held In the highest es-
TEEN and confidence OF the COM
munity.
G. q. Kornegay was only 30 years
OF age and Of late had been sending
|remlttances every month to his wife
here.
Buried at Shreveport.
Shreveport. La. March 20.-C.
10. Kornegay was buried here
Sunday afternoon al the expense OF
the company for which he worked.
No instructions we're received as TO
the disposition Of the body from his
former North Carolina home. on
close examination OF the body X de-
yeloped that all ave shots fired by
the woman took effect
Il hope my husband will not come" I"
was the statement OF Mrs. Haynie
when shown a telegram from her sis
ter IN Greenyille. Miss. stating her
mother or husband would come TO
Shreveport Monday or Tuesday.
The woman occupies a cell facing
the street. and has attracted a crowd
Of morbid people all day. She stands
10y the window constantly. except
when reading over and over again
the account Of the killing Published
In the papers A shade was put over
the window 10 keep curious eyes out.
but she raised this and seemed to
prefer the stare OF the crowd. She
appears calm after her hys,erieal con-
dltion OF Yesterday. and refused 10
talk about the killing. saying that her
lawyer told her not 70 talk.
Ex-Uniied States District Attorney
Elstner has been retained by the wo-
mans sympathizers.
II had developed that Kornegay did
| not take the woman away from
Greenville. but she followed him %
birmingham and then 10 Shreveport.
She was given money TO go back "a
Greenville but week ago. She was
given s25 by her husband to go "a
vIcksburg. and on this money she re-
turned 20 Shreveport and to Korne-
gay. korneeay had secured for hei
Transportation 20 go 10 81. Louis
where her sister resides. and this was
In her possession when she shot him
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