Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-02-07


'syhs wues q bsHcz SKIRT. j aaiSrt
uratsf. sailSr q and q ssaiskin cnarr"
said the jsiler.
"ThaTs her. cried Hayward, 81 know
il IN. and she has been murdered for
her money. The skirt In nor a black
skirt. il liz blue, brit Ii looks black a
eight
Hsv~ 1sd Hs Kas-v.
Hayward then ave q completes de-
scrfptian % sll the sufa- clothing on
the body even ts The black WOODEN NIT
fens orn by Msas Cling. Mora no.
scFd tfat IN lis manner that nigsg
Hayward wa very much ps-turletf,
but regarfed Il az aaVIraI under the
circumstances an a griend az t.is de-
raaaAd.
It VITA brnucilt our very plainly ny
1hs state that Hayward made fits
eharga Of murder before the polics
were war that the affair had been
other tiiau accidental, and his mtnuts
description % the young vonnan's
ciathing On the sttai night when he
had, according 10 his " statements
since 10 means ~ k1lnvfng what she
would wear made a strong impression
On every one who heard the evidanre.-
When the officers insisted that Miss
Cling IND most likely net VITA al scrt-
dent. Hayward Replied. excitefily-
ct was no accident They wers
sitter any mauey sSe had with her, but
otler moneys 0rfsI5e 0f that
During the afgfng ~ titis testimony
Harvard Hataned inrsntiy TO every
WORT "a Il fair from she iips df me Wit
aess Fra seemed Interested. but nor
at all Disturbed BY tae discriminating
naA,rz 81 the testimony. At Intervals
he leaned forward to whisper 20 his
lawyer Erwin modified quietly wftiour
+ rirniu9 his head, aad Hayward leaned
back again. foldjng hts arms Ia the at
ErJ6s he generally assumes.
srsrrIIsx Ts-tIsssy.
FAIRY Eoosmaa's testimony was ~ 4
rafIier startling character. It showed,
IL nothing eIse. the utter Indifference ~
Ffsvws-t - E4s= GgtaS,s Es%s 80 tss
fnfsns~ sniirtrada he feir "a t6 rile
vsltdtty Of fhe lnsnrancs he heid On
her TIE. ~ GGasman passed Hayward
Closely On his way % rae stand rlie
latter l6sitef No and smiled IN ~raeSvnis
ton 81 hfs Gneytfne friend. bur Coos
man Loorcd 8var tsss sse1sss:xt assais
head aud gave no sign chad he had
ever known htn. After having an
ssva-ad an~estfous by the srsre ~ TO his
teIIvarfne the buggy 70 Miss GIng On
+ the nfghG - the nglraer. TO hfs knovl-
r adgs 81 the rnfurn - e!ia horse AMI
Buggy aI6ns he was asked whar Fay
ward hasf said 70 him rfnt ajght, be-.
fsra tbeY started out t0gether 10 soc
1 whar ant happened. Hayward had
\ Gigeettoned Getssrnan as 70 hnv many
/ times Mlss Cling had been ont tllft
week, FIFE replied that she had been
sat tares tfnies Previous 70 that tisna
he had 6baYeS the Injunction givsi hirn
Sy tiss ySnag Woman on Saturday even
ing:
"To noe tell Harry r am ss-asghe
- ~ - want aim ~ know IT,"
"Ck-d G@n fr~ crfed Harvard "T
wish r had known thar. whar q fool
I've Been-s26f6 rome 10 he'll
Dsdss wsst 60 Sc ~.
When they started w from me
0zarit. Coosman wanref 20 10 20 the
nor1le md ioolS AZ ne se.s.r c.ErEy bNt
/ Hayward would nor hear % Thar. ON
the way dowa on the car he suggested
g0fag tn fae cnrFal station, where they
couid most likely get the Information
I they were after.
kE W3B 1s ENeT SF1FTHfl away EfDFn the
FAIRS fsat Hayward asked CEaosmaa
whether he thou9ht Efs tast!s.&= w4s
! Eoodr IN ease ~ msrssr> Goosnita sabd
he kaew nothing About tr. Hayward
later said something about a loan, when
theY we're 81 together on the afsh floor
~ fhs apartments honses buE CS9bsnaas
I'D not pay n10ca attention 20 tajs Hs
Wis b56 a14Ici7 ~fdfereststf IN fHiifg out
what Bad happenei 20 Was Gin<
Altogether F5e evidence ehf5 Es0ynfag
made a very Black showing for the A..
c11ssd, and The Testimony efscftsd was
not shaken IN tas Ieasr degree BY Mr.,
Frwrnfs searching gsestloas There ia
ndfhta1 81 the evidence 40 far 20 show
that Hayward uttered A single sen.
fsvcs evpressfv 81 rsesAt &c 80 = tsrfffI
+ ne was 40 ar7T5fy convinced Rad &C.
\ crrref long Before any eae bse knew &C.
Tt showed e5nefGsfpefy that Els sole
s5Efeftuds was a. 10 whether 6r rot he
/ eon1d FeaEizs ca the life 81 Catherine
4 Gag.