The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-10
KATE GING ASA GAMBLER
The HayWlTdS Say She Mas Fond Of
Tempting Fortuna.
HER NOTES TO CRUEL HARRY
In the Trial Yesterday Ex-Mayor
Eustice Told What He Had
Learned Of the Sensa-
tiOnal Crime.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Feb. 9.-The buggy
in which Kate Ging took the fateful ride
and the lap robe, stained dark with her
life's blood, were on exhibition in the
court room when the Hayward trial
opened this morning. The curious crowd
pressed forward TO get a nearer view OF
the grewsome souvenirs of the tragedy.
Emil Ferrant, who occupies rooms in
the Ozark flats, was the first witness. His
testimony was descriptive of the occur
rences in the flats after the news of Miss
Ging's violent death had been received
and of Harry Hayward's behavior at that
time.
County Attorney Nye said he had ex-
pected TO put Adry Hayward, the confess
ing brother. on the stand to-day, but that
Adry was not present as yet.
Mr.. Erwin said that he should object TO
Adry tesufyinG to-day, as he wanted to
have insanity experts preselt when the
brother gave his testimony. This state
ment is believed to indicate not only
purpose on the part of the defense to
claim for Adry Hayward hereditary insan-
ity, but also possibly purpose on the part
of Adry TO give his testimony in such
manner as to lead TO that conclusion.
Ex-Mayor William II. Eustic was then
called to the stand and testified to having
obtained from Harry Hayward, while the
latter was under police surveillance, some
letters, kilograms and a statement from
Miss Cling to Harry relative to some busl-
ness relation between the two.
Mr.. Erwin asked that he might cross
examine the witness to ascertain whether
these papers were obtained under duress,
and in spite of the states objection he
was premitted to do so 10y the court.
Mr.. Eustis said that with the police Of
ficials he had subjected Hayward to an
examination Of somo IL hours. Then
Harry was released but the detectives
kept track of his whereabouts. the next
morning after his release, Harry had
come into the mayors office and talked
over the crime. He told of Miss Ging's
gambling propensities and said he had
some letters and kilograms showing it.
The mayor drove with HIM to his apart
ments. where Harry voluntarily handed
over the documents. These we're then
| offered in evidence.
The kilograms were those passing be-
tween Harry and Miss Cling, when the for
mer was gambling in Chicago with her
money. The first two announced win
nings of 500 and $500, and the third said /:
1--WE have lost ALL" The statement read:
This Is 10 certify that | have given Harry I.
Hayward Ss75 to gamble with, win or lose.
| KATE GING.
Then the mayor said he went after Adry
Hayward and drove to the Trust COM
| pany where, out of Adry's box, were Sc
cured the notes Miss Cling had signed.
| Harry did not want to give them up, but
the mayor insisted and finally took them
away with him. The party next went to
| Hayward's office and secured the life in
surance policies and other documents.
| While at the Ozark Hayward had shown
the officers his revolver and pointed out
that 1t was loaded all around and very
clean. The court then adjourned until
| Monday.