The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-12
HAYWARD is DOOMED.
TIE PRLSONER'SO WNBROTHER TES-
TIFIES AGAINST MN,
A Terrible Recital of the Plot to Take the
Life of Miss GIng-The Defence May
Plead Insanity.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Feb. 1.-THE
story OF Adry Hayward, at the Cling
murder trial to-day. was revelation only
as to detail, for it was merely another
chapter Of the story told by claus Bli%t'
and. in fact, that 1t removed the last
vestige of doubt in the minds of specta-
tors on this trial as to Harry HayWards
guilt.
Through It all the elder brother shed
no tears. His voice quavered several times,
as though about TO break, bat he main
tanned his ,composure throughout ana
fascinated the crowd assembled Ia tndt
cramped room with the terrible recital.
Everything was fitted in with Blk.
story i'm the most exact manner Ihere
was the roll Of one-dollar bills, the notes
signed by Miss Cling, the insurance poll
c!es and the telling passage IN the con-
fession of this witness was when describ-
ing Haywards actions and words after
Miss Cling had obtained a 5000 policy on
her life instead OF one for 5000. Harry
was much inccnsed at the mistake. ana
had said In Adry's presence: I'm XIII her
now If | don't get a cent, any woman
that would be such a fool as 10 make u
mistake like that"
TRIED TO BRrAK UP TIFF PLOT
Adry described Harry's attempts to get
him as a witness of the notes signed by
Miss cling, md his own refusal; the sub
sequent statement Of the accused that
he had found man with nerve, and he
was going 10 let Adry alone.
"He Is an ex-policeman." said Hayward,
"and his name is Claus BliXt"
The witness then related his knowledge
OF the final plan Of Hayward 10 Kill Mss
Cling. He described his frantic efforts 10
break up the blot. his threats Of ex-
posture and his subsequent visit 10 l.. VI.
Stewart The story Of how Harry at
tackled him in the office at oneida block
sent a thrill OF horror through his hear
ers Then came the story Of the murder;
Harry's caution TO his brother not to
''bc out tonight; something may hap
pen" Then came the crime Itself, and
Harrys arrival at his brothers Hat Adry
went with him at his request, and they
sat together IN Harry's room while the
younger man cleaned his revolver. II
was then that Harry walked across TO
Adry and STOPPING over. with the motion
OF picking up something from ~ floor
said, In loud whisper, 1T was just Ike
picking up money"
After that Harry lay down on the
lounge In his brothers room. Adry COW
cred him with an overcoat, and he slept
there till morning. when the news or
the crime was being shouted on every
street corner, and the sleeping man awoke
TO ask for a newspaper.
DRAMATIC RECITAL.
Adry's description Of the manner IN
which Harry acted when Adry had told
him that he would hang II he persisted
in his thought OF killing the girl was very
dramatic. Adry got down from the stand,
stepped 10 the attorneys table, and stoop-
ing and cenching his fist like claws said:
"He came TO me where / sat and clutched
nue. around my throat He said: Don't you
say that again. II you do I'll Kill you
His face turned dark. and | thought at
tie time that through his excitement
and anger ne was out Of his mind. told
him calmly enough that | was cinched.
That is the very word | used. ! wanted
him to understand that | had told some
one else about IL. and that II was einch-
ed
Harry's face was fairly livid as Adry
spoke, and his keeper kept the closest
watch over him. AS socn "a possible the
Court ordered Adry back into MS seat
and the strain was over.
Adry said that Harry had often toin
him that ne had a gang and could swear
him into saltwater. Adry. however, had