The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-27

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MISyEApoLIs. MIMI, Feb. 26.-Whsn
III. t-i.i ~ Tho H.,w,rj ,.a
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was fe'u"eu 'o'u"y II was announced
that County Attorney Nye could not
be present owing 10 n funeral In tho
fon;Ir and Tho Jsto,d.r, ,,ho m,. .,,,i
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on tue Witness stahu' was turned over
to Assistant Attorney A. Ii. Hall for
cross.oxaminatiop. Mr.. Hall plpuved
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loans maue ny hay"atd 10 MISS uine,
tho aim OF his questions apparently be-
ing TO show that Harry had liant the
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usNa 'A'' ''eS' "''"ou' ss1u
rity ana IN loose ana unousinosslike
manner. Harry'a connection with the
loan Misa 1ing mado on Tho honr mill
at homell and me collection OF the loan
when u suddenly burned was
thoroughly Vent'latcd, anu Harry
was asked 1heihor he had not been
driven out to Hazel with Miss Cling
the morning after the iire. This he de-
nieu utterly: !his and other questions
were asked ior Impeachment purposes,
tue state proposing 10 show on rcbuttal
That Harry IS not telling the truth.
Harry described how he had turned the
lot gwen MIN oy his iatnerS INTO cash,
first by MORTGAGES and then by dispos.
ing OF the equity to Elder Stewart The
proceeds, had been nearly SlO0Oo and
this he had partially lost at gambling
while the rest he had gwen to Adry in
a sealed envelope anu 1t was put In the
sale. lie declared that the most money
he had ever lost at ono sitting was
S5,IOo at the Twin City Athletic club.
Nh hail went through aud through
the subject OF the loans, but was quite
unable to entrap, the witness into any
contradictions which he could not ex-
plain. Mr. hall expressed his surprise
that Harry shonld have trusted Adry
with money alter learning that he had
no conscience anu had mania Tor
crime. harry replied that he could
trust Adry now with money II he gave
1t to him openly and asked to have it
kept for him. That's the difference
between u.s." he added. "Adry cher
;shes grudge and l dou't It's his
feeling against me now ann not mine
against him..
The hold.up story was gone into In
the afternoon and M Hall used
innuendo to show that 1t was Harry
who had been the prime mover IN that
affair. IN isct, lie asked him II he had
not told Adry once that be had planned
It; that song was to be the signal. but
that the man who did 1t WAS such
bungler that the women had time to
hide their money and valuables. Hay
ward denied 1t point blank. do ad-
mitted that he did not want the mat.
ter reported to the police but that was
on Adry's account
VI. u. Wilson, the alleged missing
witness, was called again by the defense
and Mr.. Erwin proceeded to try to i'm.
peach his own witness. Mr. Hall OBJ
Jected. but MIR. Erwin had authorities
and the court allowed the question. He
was asked II he knew n james Ward.
Mr.. Wilson did not remember, and he
was exhibited In his seat in the audi
ence. Then MIR. Wilson remembered
him. MIR. Erwin asked II the witness
had not told ward tnat Adty was the
"uu WV ""' AtniHs ~" -Aioo Nius AZ
the time when Wilson met ;hem near,
Lyndale avenue and Hennepin. Wilson
denied 1t hatiy. He also returned en-
phatic negatives to several other ques-
lions asked MN.
Then came the states triumph. Har-
old Z. Stevens was put on the stand. {,
lilo swore that on the night OF the mur.
der !e, In company with n friend
named Browne, were coming from the
Lake OF the Isles to Lake Calhoun on a
cross road, and they saw q buggy with
| the top up coming along at n brisk gait
from the lake toward town. he saw in
1t man who had light mus,ache and
beard. Here was the man seen by
Grindell again. When Questioned BY
the state the witness stated that he saw
ayoung couple on Lake street, and he
and his companion walked on tho side 1
OF tue street where there was no side
Mice Brownp stoted WAC with ber ,t
thot };,n, Inv ,,,,o,l ,hot oha AL ~.