St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-19

| anime Waterman first on "the topic
of the alibi," and afterwards on an
| other topic when Harry Hayward
had been sworn. The examination
of Waterman was most thorough,
and comprehended every minute
of time while he was with Hay
ward on the day of the murder
Mr.. Erwin said he wished to prove
by the witness the relations be-
tween Harry and Miss Ging-that
Harry told him Miss Cling was do
ing away with the $1,000 he had
loaned her; next what Waterman
! did in that regard, and his CONVEX
| sation with Miss Cling; also his re-
port to Hayward as to what Miss
! Cling said.
Waterman said he first saw Hay
ward on Dec. about 10 o'clock in
the morning at lunch.
Now" said Mr. Erwin, "it has
been testified by Adry that you were
in the Office in the Oneida block
that morning; were you?"
mot before half-past 1 anyway"
| Witness stated he went there by
appointment with Hayward ana
Mr.. Erwin said ne would come down
to the alibi at once.
Let him tell the whole story
| now,'' said Mr.. Nye. 1T will save
| time"
How long did you remain in the
Office" asked Erwin.
About five minutes. l was with Mr..
| Hayward, though, all afternoon up to
a quarter of T."
Then where did you go?"
We'll, L was to so up to see Miss
| Cling at that time"
'Just give an, account of your trav-
els
We'll, after I had been up to see
Miss Cling 1 came back to Fishers
cigar store, where 1 was to meet
Harry; then we went down and
stopped. at saloon on Nicollet; that
was about quarter past two or half
past two o'clock"
Witness then described his trip with
Hayward on that memorable day.
They went to Barge's saloon, spent
three-quarters of an hour at the dime
museum, after which they visited a
shooting gallery on Washington av-
enue south. They came back and
stopped at the Midway saloon and
restaurant then dropped into Barge's
again, and from there went to Hof-
fins drug store They then went to a
block adjoining the Oneida block on
Fourth street with lady whom they
had met. Hayward left them at the
foot of the stairs and told them he
"nIIl1 hn in far 1E,:..
was about o'clock, and HAYWARD
returned in about ten minutes. Then
the three went to Mr.. Naegele's office,
corner Fourth street and Nicollet.
Then they went to Elliot's jewelry
store, where Hayward left them for
few minutes. This was about half
past four or five o'clock The lady
and Waterman started up Nicollet and
met Hayward. The lady then took
an interurban car, and Waterman and
Hayward went to the West hotel and
played billiards. They went to Fish
ers cigar store again and from there
to the Ozark, arriving there about a
quarter of Z. In about five minutes
Waterman went into the dining room
Hayward came in shortly after, wit
ness thought about Ills. His best rec
objection was that when he left the
dining room a few minutes later Hay
ward was still in the dining room; he
could not be positive.
what kind of hat did he have
on?''
"A black Derby"
Cross examined by Mr.. Nye:
"You have been quite a friend of Mr..
Hayward's?"
"Yes, sir; have seen a good deal of
him.
"You have been intimate and chum-
ming with him?"
Yes, sir, perhaps"
"You were with him in a hack
which this hackman described to the
jury, weren't you?"
81 don't know"
"Were you with Hayward at ono
time in a hack driven by Peter Val
lely, and at which Valley remained in
the hack and had long talk with Hay
ward?"
81 don't know"
You know as matter of fact you
were one of the company that took
that ride?'
mot that very ride no, sir. 1 have
been with Hayward and parties when
Mr.. Valley has been driving, but
could not say that particular night.
1 don't know what the night is, of
course"
Weren't you with Harry in Lallys
saloon when he got whisky on the
morning of the 3d?''
mo- sir, 1 was not; was not down
town on the morning of the Cd at all"
without calling your attention to
the business for which you were to go