Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-02-22

money Il told him was no swimmer"
said Vallalie. land that was about the
end of it,
Erwin recognized the supreme i'm
portance of this testimony and tried to
have ii stricken out entirely. The court,
however, refused to sustain his objec-
ton, and the evidence goes to the jury.
Hayward did not appear in court to-
day. 1t is believed Harry Hayward him
self will be one of the first witnesses put
on for the defense. The opening adj
dress for the defense is to be made by
John Day Smith.
Simon Gittleson. pawnbroker, told
of loaning Harry $17O on three diomond
rings that have figured in the testimony
While the transaction was being CON
Guided Harry had flashed a roll,' the
amount of money in which he could
not determine. Harry often came to
him for lucky money" to use as a stake
in gambling.
| Emma Goodale, a trance medium do
ing business under the cognomen of
| Nine. Peterson, was an interesting wit
ness. Harry had come to her alone and
asked her to tell Miss Cling when that
lady should call that she would win at
gambling. She demurred, but he told
her If she would do as he asked she
would never lack for money. Against
the advice of her husband, she con-
scented to do as Harry asked. Accord
ingly when Miss Cling came with Harry
she told her that she would be very
| lucky at cards for three or four days,
and then would lose If she played.
The next day Harry came and told her
that ON the strength of her advice Miss
Cling had let him have $3.50 to go to Chi
cago to gamble with. Harry had told
her of other amounts he had secured
from Miss Cling, amounting in all to
$l.375.
Mr. Erwin asked her if she knew what
she did or said while in her frances, and
she replied that she did not He pro-
ceeded to ask some other questions
about the science of clairvoyance, but
they Were shut out by the states objec-
tons, She denied being acquainted with
Adry, but knew the father of the boys,
; WAS A HIGH ROLLER.
: Patsy Clarity, well-known local faro
ealcr. threw some light ON Harry Hay
wards gambling operations in Mime
apulis. and 1t showed that on November
3 Harry had met him on the street and
complained that the limit was too low
IN the Minneapolis gambling houses
ana proposed a trip to Chicago, where
1t was higher. Carrity agreed to go II
Hayward would furnish the Transports
ton. He was given 20-dollar bill tc
get his ticket. When they arrived In
Chicago they found everything shut up
"a carrity intended to return the next day
n out missed his train and came the sec
), md day. lie found Harry on the train
?. gambling topics and Harry showed hin
/ large package of money in his Goa
s. pocket. and just after asked If he woul,
c not like some. Clarity admitted tina
d he had played and dealt faro al a loca
t house. Harry was a very lucky player
|, he said, and sometimes the gamblin
> house had to reduce the limit. Harr
u lad won as much as $500 at a sitting
h Mr. Erwin asked him how much Harr
y had won in the past year. but furthe
: evidence in this direction was shut OF
& | by objections. The principal object c
Carrity's testimony was to show tina
: Harry returned from Chicago Novembe
It !, as Adry had testified, and that h
d brought back Miss Gings money wit
aim, after telegraphing that it had a
II seen lost.
e The state rested this afternoon. Wit
n Ill the mass of damaging eviden,
81 agaiust him. the defendant himself W;
tx apparently undismayed.