The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-14
TILE HAYWARD TRIAL,
A ,iianGmnn COrroborntrs Adry's Tosti
mUny-A niov for tho Defsn.e

A iiacGmnn C0rroborntns Adry's Tosti.
mony-h Biow for tho Defense.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minis, Fob. l3.-Tho
sia,o In winding up It's case Of murder
against Harry Hayward to-day delivered
q body blow which staggered tho do.
lan,e. Tho iirSt witness introduced
thia morning was mono other than
Potter Vallalip, the hackman OF whom
larry had spoken to Adry rs being
willing to assist in tho proposed crime.
VRllalie's testimony was most danag.
Ing to tho delonso, us it corrobora.sd in
q striking way one portion Of Adry
llayward's remarkable story and thus
rendered thoroughly un,enable the de.
tenao's pot theory AS to Adry's sanity.
VallAlie testified that Harry Hayward
had approached him with questions a,
to whether he had ovor "dono any
thing and II so whether hiI couscisuco
had bothered him. Hayward had later.
asked Vallalic whothor he would drive
a hack into Lake Calhoun aud lot tho
occupant drown, Tor sum OF money.
Vallalte said. "a told him wal no
swinm.r. llo then asked me II the
team was fractions and told him it
WAS lie asked mo what wanted for
tho team and told him. He asked mo
II ! cared what became OF tho team after
l boughtit. told him did not. Ilo
then asked me II the team running
away would do up the whole rig and
said 1t would"
"Did he speak OF any place near
lake 10 drive up?'
"Yo,, he spoke Of the bluff near Lake
Calhoun"
This Ia the first corroboration OF the
stories OF Bli1t aud Adry obtained from
an entirely outside source and exhibited
in a striking way Haywards strangely
careless way of asking discriminating
questions and making damaging stale-
ments.
Mr.. Erwin at once recognized the su.
prone importance OF this testimony
and tried to have 1t strickon out entire.
ly. Tho court, however, refused to su,.
tain his objection and the evidence
goss to the Jury.
Patsy Garrlty. we'll known local
faro dealer, threw some light on Harry
iiayward'I gambling operations in Min
neapolis and Chicago. On November
8. Harry had mot him on the
street, and complaining that the limit
was too low in the Minneapolis
gambling houses. proposed trip
to Chicago. where 1t was higher.
Garrity agreed to 20 II Hayward would
furnish tho transportation. He was
given a $50 bill to got his tickets.
Harry had shown him large package
Of money in his coat pocket.
Simon Gittleson, a pawn broker, told
OF loaning Harry Sl10 on three diamond
rinGs that have figured in the testimony.
While the Transaction was being con.
cluded Harry had Flashed roll, the
amount OF money in which Gi,tleson
could not determine.
Miss Emma Goodale, trance medium,
was an interesting witness. Harry had
come to her alone and asked her to tell
Miss Cling when that lady should call
that she would win at gambling. Ac-
cordingly, whsn Miss Cling came with
Harry she told her tha: she would be
very lucky At card' for ,hreo or four
days and thon would lose II she played.
Ths next day Harry csme and told hor
that on the s,rength Of her advice Miss
Cling had lot him have $3.50 to go to
Chicago and gamble with. Harry had
told her OF other amounts he had So
cured from Miss Cling, amounting in all
to Sl.375.