Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1895-03-01

with everybody watching him, He did
not know what he did, but said he felt
very bad and knew every one there !
thought him guilty. He Went to Miss
Ireland and offered to do nything about
the funeral he could. He ordered some
roses from a florist, and attended tho |
funeral. On Thursday he and Adry :,
We're arrested and put i'll Il cell together
Adry seemed very down i'll the mouth
and Harry had said to him:
The Holdup Brought In.
"We're not guilty. What's the use
of feeling this way"
But Adry WAS dispirited and finally
Harry had said:
"Adry, what is this? You held her up
once. Did you have anything to do
with this:"
Adry was silent and refused to talk
any more. After that there WAS no
further conversation between them.
Mr.. Erwin next read the incrimillat-
witness, and drew from him explicit de-
malls of the charges made by BliXt
The testimony was gone into i'll detail
first, each question asked by Mr.. Erwin
receiving an emphatic denial or AN eN-
planation. In summing up the attorney
asked the general quest on:
"Did you have any conversation With
Blixt about killing Miss Cling or any
one else:''
II did not" was the reply.
care they false OF true"
"Thcy are all false
Odd you ever have any intention of
killing Miss Ging:"
81 never did She was my true
frien,l'
Regarding Adry's Testimony.
Erwin then branchcd Oil to The second
part OF his evidence, that Of Adry 5
testimony. and called his attention first
to Adry's statement that they had al
ways been on tirst-class terms generally.
"1t is not true ut all. said Harry
Harry declared that lie and a Try
! We're not on IL, intimat, terms; a.i broth
| ers would naturally BE-. seldom going ont
together.
''What was the trouble:'
My brother Adry is !; victim of that
, tsiNSii wv ii'iisotNt ,JN'llou"t, ilt is-
gan. His jealousy of me amounts to
II mania-why, ii my father wanted to
lend ne $50 he dare not do it while
Adry was i'll the room for fear OF the
scene that would cnSue. I've seen Adry
curse and swear ut him and blacksuard
him dozens of times. He often said lie
would kill him.
HDid Won rabul,n hinrn
Eyes, have, - replied the witness,
AT this point the court intelf,1r /,
saying that it was not right to test:fg Il
scenes at Which he was not present.
The lioldup Testimony Allowed.
AT the afternoon session, after the
Introductory ceremony, the court stated
chat SO much had cropped out about the
whole holdup episode that although
it was improper, he would let it all &C
in OH both sides.
Harry Was then asked to tell about
the highway robbery and did SO.
81 went out riding with the young
ladies. They proposed it. We Went
out konwood and crossed over toward
the Lake OF the Isles. We We're held VI
on that road and my watch and money
were taken. The young ladies' rings
We're all hid except one Miss Neddn
had"
"Well, when did you see the watcl
next
cit was up i'll the office. L came III
while Adry was STOPPING over the safe
/ stood there Il minute before he saw
me. He tried to bluff ne off, but
locked the doors and shut the tltnson
and then went for him. Finally hc
admitted to me that he did it. but Ii,
wouldn't tell who was with him, a
they would kill him asked him if Il,
couldn't get along without that, and Ii
replied that he had IL mania for don.
such things and burning buildings. IL
even said he could kill my father with
out his conscience hurting him.
That Family Row.
Harry was then asked about the Sun
day, Oct. Z, episode, when the famil.
row occurred. His testimony corrobol
, ated that already given by his fathe
end mother. Then Erwin asked if h
had the talk With Adly about maxim
+ money and killing Il woman for 81, 00t
. He replied that he had not, but ha
told Adry that he Harry had found
, man who WAS lots tougher than Alr
. but who had Il conscience.
: Alry's testimony about Harry tellin
+ him it was about time to sacrifice til
: dresslnaker, on the Friday aftt
Thanksgiving, and the whole scene 70
lowing was denied. Harry did not L,
member having had any further tai
{ with -Adry that day. This denial C,
: out Aliy's testimony that he had tol
Harry ho would be haunted; til;
Harry had told him he had killed tlli
O people; that Harry had offered him SIC
y to kill cripple. III the same mann.
Harry denied having cautioned Adry I
go somewhere Saturday evening, {
o something was likely to happen.
Turned Over to Nye.
t Just before court adjourned in ii
0 afternoon Mr. Erwin caused surprise b
turning Hayward over for cross-exan
ination. Owing to the near approac
of adjournment the county attorne
contented himself with going over SON
q minor matters, but will begin i'll earl
est i'll the morning.
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