The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-03-02
'HFNRIONNET SAYS
I DON'T REMEMBER

4 DON'T REMEMBER
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seen the baby. She said she had slept
with him. % I told her
didn't think that was so. She asked
me what did think she had done.
IA. aJust then the ball bell rang and
ahs answered Siti""; continued the &C.
Elsed ~! .. GIL II. Z. ~ - :
she was going to bring me back
q SspaiRs of shoes ands after she was
gone went over to her suitcase she
had brought back and opened IL 10
see If my shoes were In 1t. But
they were not there" ) ~. Il
4 ."What did you find?" questioned
Mr.. Mcdonald. 49,.
Henrionnet sort of hesitated and
glanced over the court room which
held many women spectators and
knitters out for the afternoon and
finally answered that he discovered
q suspicious article (only not stated
that way. s..,. a.. =. ~, ~ ..a.
Believed Crane Up." #
"The nurse then showed her new
coat and my wife came over and sat
on my lap. While she sat there she
looked up at the nurse and w1nked
and said she didn't like my deceit.
The nurse left and my wife asked me
to come up to the, guest room that
night. She told me to come up at
II o'clock and not to sleep but Keep
awake and come:
1T was II o'clock when I went
IN to the guest room ut had a bed
in it, ana when got there the door
was closed and there was, no light
in the room. l was dressed in my
paiamas, with bathrobe over 1T,
and slippers. I opened the door and
went in and didn't hear anything
In a few moments I heard a door
omen down the hall and also heard
some one breathing. Some one was
coming down the hall and l slipped
out an open door onto the porch
and crouched behind bed that was
standing on the porch. Before l
went onto the porch turned tne
key and lifted up the curtain. l
thought the breathing was my wire
asleep. Miss Bye and the nurse en-
tered and the room and the ngnt
was turned on and heard my. wife
say where is he?'
"The nurse answered who"
my wife said Roland
"She asked me if I was coming
to the room and nv wife SAID yes.
II went into the room and asked
my wife why she had sent for me.
"'suppose you are afraid OF me-
she said. H.,
IT told her no, but it looked like
she was trying to frame up on
me, and my wife didn't say anything
Again the Skein.
&"Then she said she was going to
Benidii on the train next day and
back to the hotel where she had left
Oscars handkerchief under the mat
ress. She accused the nurse OF nav
ing told me that Oscar had LETT MS
handkerchief under the mattress:
Then my wife said to the nurse, III
fix YOU and then went out the door.
IT asked the nurse what she was
doing there and said, your wife sent
me here
"Miss Bye and my wife came in
and my wife said she had been to my
room to tell me that Oscar and she
had been to the hotel the night pc
fore. Miss Bye was called away ana
asked my wife If she had been IN
the hotel with Oscar and she SAID sne
had been drugged and didn't know
where she was until the next morn
ing, Miss Bye came in and my wire
told me she was with Nelson the
night before and that Miss Bye came
to the guest room to tell me.
"My wife threw herself on the
floor and I stopped over to pick her
up but the nurse told me to let her
alone that she was all right and
then she got up. They quarreled
and then went out
At this juncture Miss Bye was re-
called by the defense to ask her a
question relative to the temperature
of Henrionnet at one time. Then an
adjournment was taken for the day.
Comes to Bemidii.
Upon resuming the stand TINS
morning with a continuation OF MS
testimony of yesterday, Henrionnet
told of his coming to Bemidj1 on the
Red Lake train, where he was mel
at the depot by his mother and un'
Gle, Delos Wilcox.
From the train they went together
to the Henrionnet millinery parlors
on Minnesota avenue, where the Wit:
ness left his overcoat and started
out, presumably for the office OF Or
johnson, in the Security Bank build
ing,
Purchases Revolver.
Being attracted by the display
window of sporting goods In the
Given Bros. hardware store, he re:
lated how he crossed the street and
there purchased revolver and cart
ridges. He then went to his mo-
theirs home, one block north, where
he examined the revolver and the ex'
tractor.
He said that he loaded the gun
there and put it into a pocket, and
the box of cartridges in another AND
started out for DR.. Johnson's office
AS he reached the corner Of the Sc
curity Bank building he said he no
ticed his wife and Miss Bye, closely