Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-12
Adry Hayward on the Stand at
Minneapolis.
HAD VIOLENT HATRED OF His BROTHER
Fearful Condition Of Family Affairs
Disclosed.
THE MOTHERS APPEAL

MINNEAP POLLS. Mimi, February 12--The
cross-examination of Adry Hayward in the
murder trial today brought out fearful
condition OF affairs in the Hayward family
In their domestic relations. Adry is evil
IDENTIFY indignant at the course being pur-
sued h. the defense.
He answers all questions with cynical
smile and an air of qualification. The
brothers are appart ntly possessed of a Vio-
lent hatred for each other of long standing.
The scene in court yesterday between the
mother and her sons had greater effect
on Adry evidently than on Harry, and had
made his night sleepless. His eyes were
aun and heavy this morning.
Erwin began his questioning roughly. and
ssky Adry about the trouble there was be-
tween him and his father and Harry.
Were you not crazy on October lth?' he
asked.
We'll. as to that" replied Adry. I'm not
IN a position to answer" and he laughed as
He court ruled the question out.
With regard to the charge that he had
embezzled money from lis father. Adry
admitted that he had been charged with
doing so by both Harry and his father. but
he had charged at the time that the money
had been stolen from his father by Harry
for the purpose of fomenting trouble On
October he had been requested by his
mother to go to her apartments ana tank
the matter over. The interview was
stormy one. Harry HAY ward hdu col!tiH-
ually said;
"'Why don't you give father back the
money
straight and that Harry had the missing
money. Mrs. Hayward became incenSed
AZ her elder son. and he turned to her
with the word. Mother. If you think I'm
dishonest why did you raise such lot OF
EOns?'
Then came threats of Harry that if Adry
did not go out at once he would knife HIM
Later Harry told the witness that ms
father was carrying Il revolver and would
shoot him on sight.
''Tnat was ali that ever made trouble
between my mother and myself. sad
Adry. Don't shake your head mother,
he added looking straight at Mrs. Hay
card, VIII, sat beside Harry, its all true.
and you snow it. I'm telling the truth.
Tell II. tell it an cried the mother;
'leaye nothing out"
one question which was allowed was this:
Now. you told us yesterday that when
you We're IN the jail Harry said: They are
pressing E!ist rather close.
Il don't know whether l said so or Harry
did. We were both of us reading the
papers. Then Harry said: I'm not AFRAID
about his sticking. What 1 am afraid of
is-tappias ae on the shoulder-what you
may say
Vow. don't you know that the papers
mad nothing i'll them about Blixt that
day.
Il don't know anything about it. know
We read it,
did you rot saw in the office to your
father, on October .. I've got to have
money some way. II l don't get it III rob
street ear or hold mp train or do some
thing. | snow z scheme TO fix Harry and
I'll do IT, see il I don't
If did not" said Adry.
Now. why did you so TO Stewart with
this
ii thought he was a friend. Father
would rot listen to me. Harry said that
he could seud me to saltwater. lie ard
father bad the money and they could send
me TO Saltwater any time they wanted to.
told Harry that I could send him..