St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-02
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for the condition of the face. the de-
tense arguing that there must have
been sand in the cut If it was so made.
The discussion of this theory yester-
day was not altogether in the nature of
acceptance. The new information as
to the blood OH the buggy top was at
tributed by many not to its being
SplaShed from the woman'S face by
blow, but to its having splashed from
the wounds on the head while The buggy
WAS riding
Over the Rough Roads.
Against this, however, Ii was argued
back That the roads were not very rough
at the time when horse could haul the
buggy i'll from Lyndale avenue without
shaking the loose reinS off the DASH
boaEdlo the ground.
The intimation that Adry instead of
Harry would be charged by the defense
with melting BliXt. by innuendO, If hot
openly, also created great deal OF talk
yesterday, and among the new reports
was one to the effect that Adry ana the
dead woman had frequently visited
well-knOwn oyster house IN this city III
company, and that the PROPRIETOR would
so testify if called upon. The impress
sion has always been given out that
Adry knew Miss Cling, if at all,
only by sight, having seen her
passing in and out of the
Ozark. And i'll connection with the
theory that Adry instead of Harry might
have been BliXtS director, there are
some interesting parallels TO be drawn
between the present and past state
pf E. 10 of 4 dry In
tile original statement made of Adry's
confession, dictated by A. Il. Hall i'll
the presence of Mayor Eustis and
County Attorney Nye, occurs the fol-
lowing passage:
'Adry feared for his own Life. His
brother had long exerted great intlu-
ence over Adry. almost hypnotic He
exhibited the same influence over tie
murdered girl.''
In his opening address Wednesday
Mr.. Hall said: "Adry is man OF strong
resolves. a man of conscience, man OF
honor"
1t is argued by those who are urging
the defense Of Harry that Adry, mar
ried man, and, according to this new
information, companion OF the dead
WOman's. had every reason to get rid OF
her that Harry had. except the lnsur-
ance, and he had guilty knowledge or
scheme to kill her for money, according
TO his own admission. His own unseHtl-
mental business sagacity was developed
to degree
No Less Phenomenal
than was Harry's for it is recorded that,
on Dec. Il, when W W. Hayward, W.
E. Hale a:iil albert Johnson called on
Adry 1T the Ramsey county jail, Adry
had so far recovered from the nervous
tension to which he was subjected on
the Friday night previous that he made
Il number of inquiries as to how affairs
were going at the Ozark, suggesting
among other things that another en-
gineer ought 10 be hired at once, and
that it would be good idea to let Mrs.
BiXt &c. as the tenants or the block
would probably not like 10 have her
around.
1t is significant, too, in connection
with Adry's connection with the case
that his confession was at once received
by the state as gospel truth. and, to a
certain extent at least. theories which
did not agree with it were rejected az
foundationlesS. At the time when he
gave up the much wanted information
the f,police were or the trail OF q
Bryn Mawr line conductor, who
had been i'll the habit OF dress
ing himself up with silk hat
and other stylish clothes in the evening
and returning at late hours. Although
finahcially embarrassed when he went
to board on Central avenue, near Fourth
street, he seemed to be we'll equipped
with good money before he left. But as
soon as hayward's confession occurred
and there was no mention in 1t or this
mans name the trail was dropped, and.
as far as can be learned, nothing was
, done on it afterwards. Similarly.
when Blixt made. his second con
fession. in which he claimed that there
was no blood on his clothes, the author
tiles at once dropped the bloody clothes
chase, in spite OF Blixt'S previous cQn-
trary story, and subsequently released
| Erickson, who had MADE mysterious
| trip into Iowa with bundle OF clothes.
| 1t is not improbable that all inquiry as
| to this clothes deal Will be made at the
trial, Goosman's story making il seem
almost impossible for B!iXt to have rid
den, as he says he did, without smear
! ing himself with his victims life fluid
| Why is Prices Baking Powder the
most economical? Because it's abso-
| hut, .9tyYN