St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-02
ADRY ONCE MORE.
Denies All of Harry,s Stories in
Regard to Him.


Adry Hayward was recalled and ex-
amined by Mr.. Hall: 60
Q. Whereabouts were you on the
night of April q? A. I went out driv-
ing with my wife.
Q. State the circumstances? A. I
went to the livery stables near the
Guaranty Loan and called for a rig
about twenty minutes of 9, left the
stable about ten minutes of 8, and got
to the house about 8, and asked my
wife to take drive. We drove for
about an hour or an hour and a quar-
ter, and then on our return l took the
horse back to the stables.
Q. Where did you leave your wife
on your return? A. At our house.
Q. Where did you go after leaving
her there? A. Back to the stable,
and then took the car and returned
home.
Q. Were you that night near the
road running between the Lake of the
Isles and Lake Calhoun at the place
where the hold-up took place? A. My
memory is l did not drive that way.
l think we drove around Calhoun and
Harriet and back by Thirty-eighth
street.
@. From the time you left until you
returned did you see any one else?
A. / met several rigs, think.
Q. You heard the testimony of Har-
ry as to what took place between you
and him on the morning of the 18th;
did such a conversation take place?
A. There is not a word of truth in it.
q. Have you ever seen the watch
produced at that time by your brother
Harry? A. l saw it in the latter part
of November.
Q. When have you seen it before?
A. Several times. AT the time of the
hold-up he had a gold filled watch.
Q. The watch produced here be-
longed to Harry? Yes.
@. Some time in November did you
see this watch? A. Yes, it was some
time before the Both.
@. Under what circumstances did
you see the watch at that time? A. L
saw it in the safe while he was count
ing some money.
Q. When did you first know about
the watch before that? A. 1t was
some time previous to that when he
offered me $1,000 to kill a woman.
c. In the month of September did
he not say to you that he engineered
the hold-up, though it was failure?
A. He did say so.
Q. You have heard the testimony Of
your brother that shortly after the
hold-up, you two went out to the spot
and that you told him you had a
mania for crime. Is that so? Al was
not out there and did not tell him any,
thing of the kind.
he
he said? A. / don't think he was
Q. Did you ever state to your
brother any of the things he testified
to here about your having mania
to commit such offenses? A. There
is not word of truth in any of it.
@. Did you have anything to do with
that holdup or know anything about
it till you saw it in the newspapers?
suspicioned him.
Q. Did you know anything about
it the day after it occurred? A I
think Harry told me.
Q. You heard the testimony of your
father and mother that CT frequent
occasions you threatened the life of
your brother. Is that correct? A
Never in my life; it is not true.
Q. Is it true that you have borne i'll
will or a grudge against him? A. We
have had little differences, but the next
day we were as friendly as ever.
@. Did he entrust to you valuable
package to be placed in your safety
deposit box? A. I don't think he did
after the 1st of September; he might
have before that.
@. 1t has been testified to that you
had some knowledge of the crime of
Claus A. Blixt. Did you have any
knowledge of it? A. Only what
heard from Harry.
@. Prior to the time of your going
on the stand have you ever had any
talk or connection with Claus A. Blixt?
A. No, 1 have not.
Q. Did you ever say to Sheriff Eye
or Harry, in st. Paul, Don't tell them
1 was in the hold-up?" A. did not.
@. Did Harry say to you at that
time, You can depend upon it, I will
keep it?'' A. No.
Q. Was Harry with you in the Jail
at st. Paul? A. The jailer told me
he was there, but he was not in my
cell.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Erwin:
@. How far is it from the Palace
livery stables to where you were liv-
ing at the time of the drive to Lake
Calhoun? A About three miles.
- @. You swear you got the horse
about 9? A. Yes.
Q. And you swear you don't know
where you went? A. Yes.
Q. Was not this drive taken to cover
some deed of yours and to make an
alibi? A. I had no deeds to cover.
@. Do you know Ben Bridell, fell
low prisoner confined with you in the
Ramsey county Jail?
Bridell was here asked to stand up,
and, on coming forward, Adry said:
A. Yes, I recognize him. He got in
for jumping board bill. think that
is what he was charged with.
Q. You know this man? A. Yes, 1
think he came in one morning with a
number of others.
$ Q. You were confined in Cell No. 1
and he in Cell No. go? A. Something
like that.
Q. Did he have a conversation with
you? A Yes, he did.
@. Did you say to him: "I know
that Harry did not have anything to
do with the murder, because he was at
the opera, and not around the block?'
A. I never said such a thing.
Q. Did you say to him: 1T know
Harry did not have anything to do
with the murder?' A did not.
Q. Did you say anything of that sub
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