The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-13

afraid of is, tapping me ON the shoulder,
what you may say. =
Now don't you know that the papers
had nothing in them about Blixt that
day.
Il don't know anything about it. j
know we read it. y
ibid you not say in the Office to your
father, on Oct. Z, I've got to have
money soneway. III don't get it, I'll
rob street car or hold mp q train or do
something. ! know scheme to fix
Harry. and I'll do it, see If I DON'T"
II did not, /" said Adry.
As to Elder stewart.
Nov, why did you go to Stewart
with this?''
II thought he was friend. Father
wouldn't listen TO me. Harry said that
he could send me to Saltwater. He and
father had the money and they could
send me to Saltwater any time they
wanted to. told Harry that ] could
send him. Father wanted to know what
/ meant by that. told him could, just
the same. Invent to Elder Stewart that
same day and told him all about it,
Hadn't your father had some trouble
with Elder Stewart"
well, he had had some trouble, for
know father had not been doing the
elders business for about three months.
He had gone thereright along however,
and they were on reasonably good
terms
Now why did you go TO him when you
knew he was an enemy?''
"He was not an enemy; he was a
friend. / ha2 known him for 90 years. ;"
did You wear the same shoes the
night OF the murder that yon have ON
now?''
YES sir, think I did. I had two
pairs of tan colored shoes down stairs
that were more pointed than these, !"
said Adry.
VERY well, offer the shoes. You
needn't take them off, !" said Erwin.
Adry held the shoe mp with out
stretched foot for the jury to look at.
did you have friend named Frank,
who knew Blixt?''
Erwin then asked Adry If he had gone
ont to Kenwood boulevard with Blixt.
II he had gone out with Blixt to place
beyond Lake Calhoun, and selected the
place where Miss Cling was to be muir
dered. and whether he had not said to
Biixt, Frank will protect you if there
10 any trouble
Adry denied ever knowing Blixt to
any extent, and had not walked block
Oh the street with him.
These questions on the part Of the de-
Tense indicate = possible puspose of set
ting up that it was Adry and not Harry
who conspired to commit the murder
with Blixt, and that the much talked of
pointed shoe tracks at the scene of the
murder were made by Adry.
Cross ExamInatIon Concluded.
The cross examination of Adry Hay
ward was concluded little later in the
day. He declared that he had received
no promise of protection from the state
and that he had told his story upon the
advice of Elder Stewart, who was his
friend and his attorney. He had elected
20 stay in Jail most of the time since the
arrest of Harry upon Stewards advice,
and to save himself annoyance from re-
porters and others. He had not been
under arrest. but could come and go
freely il he wanted TO. He had no feel
ing against his, brother, but what he
was daily overcoming. He pitied HAIRY
and would TO anything TO help him out
of. his trouble. This last answer was
stricken ont.
John Patton and r. e. Dodge, insur-
anee agents. testified to conversations
they had had with Harry about insur-
ance ON o lady's life, and how such pol
icies could be assigned to him as secur-
ity for loan.