St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-20

''I should think about 164''
THE second time you saw them was
at Gaultier street,"
Yes"
AAre YOU acquainted with the de-
fendant?"
mo, sir: I have only seen him once
before this murder
Where did you see him.
II saw him on the evening of Sat-
urday, Dec. /, when he picked up my
oranges"
What time was that?''
II know [ was anxious to ger home;
it was a quarter to 8 when l started
Where was he when he picked up
the orangeS?"
He was standing in a doorway on
Nicollet on the right hand side going
up"
Cross-examined by Mr.. Nye:
Were the stores open at the time
you saw Hayward
Yes, they were.
Had you ever seen him before?'
mo, sir.
WAS not your attention called to
the fact that it was Hayward after the
murder was conmitted?"
mo, my friend told me it was him
the same night"
Have you been asked by the de-
Tense to fix the date?"
No, SIR
Did you understand it was nec>
eSSary 10 make the testimony as
definite as you could?"
II did not
Did your friend that time come to
your house?'
Yes"
when did you talk with Mrs. Walk
er and tell her you would be over here
the day after Thanksgiving?
about that time, but L was sick the
day after Thanksgiving, and could
not come until a day later
How did you know it was Miss
Ging?"
my friend told me it was herr
How came you to ask your friend
who she Was?'
Because she looked like a sister of
mine who had died.
What time on Saturday did you
come over?"
'It was after when I left my
home.'
Where did you meet your friend?"
cat Hoff1in's drug store
Redirect by Attorney Smith-''Where
do you live in st. Paul?'
ION University avenue"
What was the color of this mans
mustache?''
'It was dark brown with gray in
it."
Peter F. Martin was the next wit
ness examined by Mr.. Erwin.
Where do you live?'
''At 1920 Bryant avenue"
Did you drive out to the vicinity OF
this murder?''
Yes, on the Thursday AFTER
Did you find any blood spots near
where the body was found?'
Mr.. Nye objected, and the objection
was sustained.
Where did you driven
''On the way out we asked man
where the spot was. and being told. we
drove to within sixty or eighty feet OF
there q n
blood; on the right hand side of the
ditch"
How near was this to the rail-
road?"
quite a distance
Were these spots near tamarack
swamp"
Yes"
Describe the spot you saw"
THE blood would cover fourteen or
| fifteen inches square"
| What time was this on ThurSdayf''
about u o'clock
Cross-eXamined by Mr.. Nye:
You said this was on the right hand
| side of the ditch?"
Yes; it was on the right hand side
| going out"
There is wide roadway there?'
YES"
How was the weather.
when we started away the sun was
shining, but it started to snow after
WdEuS.
Julius ]. Heinrichs was next exam
| ined by Mr.. Erwin, but as he could not
| remember the week of the drive he
! was withdrawn.
Lillian Burch, a girl fifteen years Of
! age, testified to hearing two shots at
| Lake Calhoun the night of the murder
| while she was ska ting.
Gertie Brown, seventeen years or
| age, heard the same shots while she
| was skating, apparently near the ice
house. Shortly after o'clock she
| started to go home with her escort by
way of Lake street, and she saw two
| men with long coats and caps come
from the direction of the ice houses,
pass in front of them and stop on the
| other side Of the street. She thought
they acted queerly, but could not de-
scribe why Ishe thought so. This
| closed the defense for the day.
| Today the Hayward family will go
on the stand to prove its alibi as to
time on the night of the murder, and
then will come the reading of the
Illinois insane dispositions, which were
| net read yesterday.