The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-09

RACED manner. He feels y keen dislike
Tor Hail. On account OF certain early sn-
Clients I'm Ire case. sssa has lest no OPP
sasSunity - rsaks shks plain. AT 1E r.
~. Hayward was sx&en downstairs and
led hack 70 tail un.aer strong poiscc
gszrd In the beiset shat treshae might
cecar sF the verdict exoaeratssa Hayward.
q force of determined eftScers hai eesn
aszAitcd 70 duty AZ the courtroom ard vi
csfstsy. An lfuF1eas@ cruwx. awaited the
prisoners cesairg, he srsaaesf at the ssoh
as Il pushed forward ever the pavement
toward hsrn. ard Il Is tscshtsul whether
Harry Hayward would have regretted sn
cpportanssy 30 mix matters with some OF
the nosssess- tie WAS taken aerc<s she
street CA q seg trog with the yelling null
sltude al his heels,
-xsoota hse. Harry. cid eey." cried ore
OF the nen al ths top cf bis Voice,
you're dead duck.
Not yet" said Hayward ieua enough
70 re heard ia raasus OF twenty feet.
met quite A dead duck yes."
Matter looked threatening for a time.
The effscers nsassea around ,hesr prisoner
tIcfer1nsneafs. and there wuula have been
serious trouble had any effort been slssse
TO attack. The entrance 10 the Jail was
at iasg reached. and a side dodge sent
the members of the crowd dying IN diff
ferent directions. Whatever the demon
.srratsoa may have meant. Il resulted In
nothing Hayward WAS safely lodged In
his cell.
In the cors room after the jurors were
assx.harxsd 6ogens OF friends crowded
around the men. and there was an old
fashioned reunson- No restriction re-
maisaed on ihe sury aud they were will
ing to tell about their deliberations from
the moment Of retiring Ii was learned
that on the first ballot taken unans-
nous verdict of guilty Vas reached. Thss
vote was not taken until after dnansF-
There was not the shadow OF dispute as
20 what the verdict should ne. IL took
bat a moment 10 clear the court room.
After announcing that sentence would be
deferred until Monday morning. Judge
Smith left the bench, The jarynsen were
conducted 10 the clerks office. where they
were paid their fees for seven weeks SER
vice and then returned TO the hotel.
Samuel Dyer. whose Illness came near
compelling new trial. VIII not be taken
home untN tomorrow morning. During
the last few days he has taken turn
for the better. and his condition Is not
as serious as II was thought II would
be. On the advice of his physicians.
however he will be compelled TO remain
In bed for at least q month.
AT the request OF the attorneys for the
defense. none of the prisoners relatives
We're In the room when the verdict was
read Mr. and Mrs. Hayward, the prison
er's parents. were Frustrated at the end
OF the morning session. All through the
progress of the case they have stood the
strain well. but the nearness OF the end
was too much for them to contemplate.
Adry Hayward has not been in court for
the last week. He has been at various
places In the city. still i'm the company Of
deputy sheriff. but he avoided the viein-
lily of the court room. For two hours
after the verdict had beeu announced a
crowd of people remained discussing the
case on the sidewalks and In the roads
about the courthouse and jail. The unan-
imous opinion seemed TO be that the YER
dict was just one. and that the truth
had prevailed.
A messenger was In the court room
with instructions TO hurry to the Ozark
fats as soon as a verdict was given. lie
left as soon as the word guilty had
fallen from the lips of the clerk Hay
ward made motion as though he would
intercept the hoy. bat he was not quick
enough. and the news had sped In an
Incredible short space of time, almost a
matter of seconds after the result was
announced. wild yell from the street
told that 1t was already the property OF
the multitude. Among the people con-
gFeSated outside the courthouse were
stsetai huHufeu women ana the feeling
among them seemed to be fully as hos
tile as that of the men.
To illustrate the consummate nerva ard
nonchaiance OF the accused. after he haa
been taken to jail, following the retire
mens or the jury, he turned to Siries.
one OF the officers. with the remark.
Lets play game OF cards on the re-
suit 10 which the reply was made hv
one OF the deputies: ''I'it come In there
and play. Harry. IL youth promise not
to notice me-"