The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-14
TO DROWN MISS GING.
Harry Hayward's Negotiations
With a Hickman.
PLAYED FARO WITH HER MONEY.
Hired . Cisirvoyans to Help Him Ges
the Dressmaksf's savings-His
Gambling Operations.


~ Hayward today. delivered blow
which staggered the defense. Peter VAL
ialse. q hackulan. OF whom Harry Hay
ward mad spoken to AIRY as being will
Ing 20 assist in the proposed crime. tssri-
fed that Harry Hayward approached him
with questions as 90 whether he ever
done anything" and IL 50. whether his
conscience bothered him Hayward later
asked Vallaiie whether he would drive q
hack into Lake Calhoun and lest the oc-
cupant drown for a sum of money. IT
told him I was no swimmer said VAL
lake, land that was about the end Of H."
Erwin recognized the supreme Importance
of this Testimony and tried TO have It
stricken oat entirely. The court. how
ever, refused 10 sustain his objection and
the evidence goes to the jury. Mr. En-
wins Digestion having been oyerriietL
vaIla1ie said:
Harry had a talk with me al the Ozark
fats abous 1 or o'clock In the morning
In my carriage. He questioned me as TO
my conscience and whether IL would fol-
low me. He asked me about driving into
a lasxs with some one In the hack and
then jumping OF and leaving them go.
told him / was no swimmer. He then
asked me what / waneed for the team and
told him. He asked me if / cared what
became Of tfe team IL he bought 1t.
told him no. He then asked me II the
team running away would do up the
Mslole rig and / said il would
what did you understand by this ques-
taon?"
IF my conscience would hurt me?
understood him to mean If would XIII
somebody, and / told him / would not
have anything to DO with anything that
would Kill or hurt amy body IL ! knew it !"
did ne mention any place near a lake
10 drive OFF,"
'Yes; he spoke ef the blum near Lake
Calhoun
Simon Gittleson, a pawnbroker, told OF
loaning Harry $40 on the three diamond
rings that have figured in the testimony.
While the transaction was being conclud-
ed Harry had flashed roll" the amount
OF which he could not determine. Harry
often came to him for lucky money" to
use as stake for gambling.
Mrs. Emma Goodale, a trance medium.
| doing business under the cognomen OF
| Madame Peterson was an interesting wit
ness. Harry had come to her at one
| time and asked her to tell Miss Cling.
/ when that lady should call that she
| would win at gambling. She demurred
| but he told her IL she would do as he
| asked her she would never lack for
| money. Against the advice of her nus
| band, she consented TO do as Harry asked
! her. Accordingly. when Miss Cling came
| with Harry she told her that she would
| be very lucky at cards for three or foul
| days and then would lose IL she played
| The next day Harry came and told hel
| that on <he strength OF her advice Miss
| Cling had let him have $3.50 to go to chi.
| cago to gamble with. Harry had told hel
1 OF other amounts he had secured from
| Miss Cling, amounting In all 10 sl,S75..
| Mr.. Erwin asked her If she knew VIVA,
| she did or said while in her frances ana
| she replied that she did not. He proceed
| ed to ask her some other questions about
| the science of clairvoyancy. but they were
| shut out by the states objections She
| denied being acquainted with Adry, but
| knew the father of the boys.
|. Patsy Carrfty, a well known local faro
| dealer. threw some light on Harry Hay
/ warts gambling operations In Minneap.
| oils, and IL showed that on November
| Harry had met him on the street, and
| complaining that the Enat was TOO low
| In the Minneapolis gambling houses, pro-
| posed a trip to Chicago, where it was
| higher. Clarity agreed TO so IL Hayward
would furnish tho transportation. HI
| was given a so bill TO get his ticket
| When they arrived IA Chicago they found
everything was shut up. Carrify intend.
| ell TO return the next day. but missed
| his train and came on the second day
/ lie found Harry on the train. They
| talked OF Monte Carlo and ether gam
| bling tories and Harry showed him a
| large package OF money in his coat pocket
| just a flash Of 1t. asking Il he would not
| AXE some of IL. Clarity admitted t.1at
| ne played and dealt faro al local house
/ Harry was a very lucky player. he said
| and sometimes the gambling house had Il
| reduce his ltrn.t. Harry had won as mslch
| as s. 500 * a sitting.
| Mr.. Erwin asked him how muca Harry
| hal won in the past year. but further
/ evidence in this direction was shut OF
by objections. The principal cbJecs oi
| Carrity's testimony was 20 show that
1 Harry returned from Chicago Noyesu5el
| s. as Aary nasi testified, and that h
! brought back Mss Glng's money Will
| Rim after te!egrapl2ing her that il has
| ali been Jest.
| The Hayward family aid not appear IL
| court today. II IS believed that HaTr,
| Hayward himself will be one OF tho frs
witnesses put on for the defense.
AMUsEMENrs.