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the city. where Enxt placed the m,,z,ie of re-
yolyer behind her ear ns she leaned forward to
W. feA sses .S dead as;, and IN. ID nlia. It, drove
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sae aIs3 ssa1 az st4 hiI Sses = kes1S n =
:iss hid an q; e d liA
iir,,lo,s loan and the notes M stsaf -
a,.r 10 pr,ve his ail The trial proved that he
ran from that meeting whcr, hi gave the lsOc
girl in charge "f the murderer. AMI seen 30
running ly ,:eorgc W. jerks only two blocks from
the In hot haste he Went to the residence
Of the lMrtlrsons ami started for the thcacr alsult
s o'rhtk. arriving there ~ nearly ,hr time Of the
murder. lie thought his alhi complete.
10 tell the complete history of the wllclr schem-
narrative like this. Alter the confession of Blixt,
there was much work To he done. Hayward and
his brother w.'r" in st. Paul, but 1t was thought
better TO hay: the men separated. III the mean
tim" W. +. Hale and John bay Smith were Gu
gagged as counsel for Harry. Tie parents paid no
attention TO Ary. and right here is Of the sig
niii,ant ta,ts In connection with the ease. From
tln. first the parents Tried every means to save
Harry AMI let Adry 20 without an attorney Some
shr.Wd rrorle have guessed that it was because
ralcn IL by the Grand Jury.
Matters were progressing swiftly, and on Mon.
day. Dec TO- the grand jury '"gan the inves, iga-
,"n of the ease, usi,,g Alry II witness, which
showed That i'r was mt t" lr convinced at that
time ut least. The afternoon of Tuesday, Dec.
II. two indictments Wee returned against the
mirirr"rs nnd an Thursday. Dec. u. the in!lict
IL is ' was arrairu,i % aud i pleaded 'S guilty. it.
Judge Hicks saw his condition however. and cp-
pointed W. J. Hahn and Frank Carleton hack 10
the Jail after which he was visited hy the at
to'nrys. They called to STE him, hut had little
time I" max" amy arrangements, for X. II. Olcll
pie. AMI he .Ipraled again before the rn,!rt AMI
altered his plea. lie was NOR" !lirt AMI seemed
is 7" nk s,% @ a, T""'"m IA , n religion ,, onr @ 1n nt
i,ad left his Bible In his eel in consequence
,nr peculiar f"a:nr. Of the Hayward case
pcnr,l by rn,ucr. 1t was Dee. Is ,la, was set
for ',e M hearing - w.; !" se ,1n!cnal court. and II
Judge Hicks and W. T. Hal" asked for time .', to
plead. He was given until SATURDAY,: and Mr..
planting him. Same said that Mr.. Hale had tnO
stern conscience :, I" sioulder the ease Shertg
irons and no 'ir would have known that im was
u Iris'h"r No o" knew him Ii" took passage
on .n a" "mr'nn % ,ar and NJ. tlr" wns no excite.
gully aI, the ease was set for Monday. Ian. 81.
,,. l:n"" the M trial il"r. were nn'ny exciting In.
which failed II was th" sIrng!ng upon The trs.
4nrr one, Of the twin sister of the murdered lady.
a"'" , s,s ":ns , Harry Tns M mt caught m"rI9s
tlrl. The public is familiar with that truly
rr".t trial. In spite nf III" extreme colh of the
seven long weeks its ni,.,l"rs never diminished
about tho '"'s Of I.aln. Temple. where the trial
WIS held. II was close. unhealthy place. and
hrr"r' iii" cas-" WIS r"nnlct"l. jurors and ntOr-
nryS w"tr taken III. nln the delayed,
Int bravcy they all wn.ie,i on until II was
The Wond -rful Trial.
TIL" great trial hegnn Jun. II. and the last
v!i'4"ss WAS examined March .. aud after taking
&. portion of three days. W. W.. Erwin asked for
tn. ,oirt's rharg" Fiilny morning March 8. 1t
had nr"n ling ,l.n. Over 300 jurors had been
Ing excused hrriuSr Of feeling against the
death lrnnlty. over ItO witnesses had l,crn cx-
nmns in the case. an'l hundreds Of thousands
iGd heard the trial nm hundreds had sloultcd
from III" corf room I" the inil. At 1O:0s o'clock
the mnrnng of i'ri'lay, March =. John Denny
John !'"i,h. .oln NJ. Iiimlri y. Mcneil. IInl-
say W"ih. e. $. Ihi!iri"k. John Dunn. $. IT.
Dvrr. Charles 4. Iril,hl". NJ. Erkcs. Ben n.
Drk'y aud Il. II. Tim'@r!akc. til" twelve Jurors.
,"?,i''i read which hoOInr,l the prisoner to
d"ntli Enr hours irfn"r he hi,l said that In two
hn"rs Il" would b" Il fr." man. deputy Clerk II.
l.. Er''lr" tnnl til" vr",l'c' aud recorded IT,
cp md rnllr'i,.. through the long hours until
Al"illv. March II. where In the little court room
,,s'ai for "rlinll work in the court house Judge
Smith Pronounced sentence. Solrn,ny the words
can,n:
~, is considered and nhjld:c,, that yo,, Hurry
der IN III" first drg'"r of whir', yWi have been
convicted, l'c taken from here hrn", to the county
jail If III" county of IIrnnrrin. and there he con-
fined. and that thereafter nfin" i liI,Sr Of three
f'r fixed by he governor Of til" State Minnesota
nnl designated b! his warrant. yo:, h.. taken 70
the place of execution nnh there ic hanged ny the
neck until you are dead"