St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-21

L QOA hllOW tillk AiO SoUAA chJ
thing
when he came down to your fiat
what was the conversation between
you and him.
Mr.. Nye objected, and the objection
was overruled:
state what he said"
HE came into my room and straight
up to us, and in the presence OF the
domestic, he sat down. asked MIN
to wait until the domestic was out,
but he appeared very strange in his
manner, and he said, I suppose you
are going to accuse me of dishonesty.
I again told him to wait until the do
mestic was gone, but he spoke louder
and stronger than ever. Then ne SAID
something l would rather not mention.
l asked him if he would not come out
of the fiat and wait till he could talk
quietly, and he said, 1 will not. Ills
father told him not to abuse his mother
so and to go out, and then Harry SAID
to him, if you don't go out, l will put
you out
Did your husband hear what he
said?''
II think he did,
did he say anything against your
character?"
81 did not understand what he said.
1 did not understand what it was until
it was all over"
cat any time after this occurrence
did he have a talk with you saying
that he did not remember what he
said then, and saying that he must
hi ind
81 think when he was at ST. Paul he
referred to the trouble he had with
me-"
Did he ever tell you he was out of
his mind?'
Not on that occasion"
"As a matter of fact, did not Harry
break in upon this conversation and
say, Why don't you give them the
money! "
II can't remember if Harry said
anything"
Did Harry say on that occasion,
Get out of this fiat or L will get
knife and rip you up?'
HE never used the words.
How did Adry look and act on that
occasion?"
Mr. Nye objected.
Objection sustained.
Mr. Erwin: This is a question
which is asked as part Of the proof of
his insanity at that time and at the
time he was on the stand.
The Court: 1.-THE objection is sus-
tanned"
Erwin to witness: In your opinion,
from what you have testified to and
from what you saw there then, was
he not at that time insane?'
Mr.. Nye: 81 object again"
The court: THE objection is sus-
tained.'
Erwin: "In a conversation with you
at the Ozark the latter part of Au-
gust, do you recollect Adry telling you
his father was in the habit of going to
certain disreputable houses"'
Mr.. Nye objected, and the court sus-
tanned the objection.
Erwin: This is all about insanity"
The court: IF there is insanity in
it, you must confine your remarks to
the conversation he had with Harry"
Erwin Go witness) I'm St. Paul,
since his arrest, has not Adry stated
to YOU this was delusion and he did
not know where he got it from, and
he could not account for it?'
Mr.. Nye again objected, and the OBJ
lection was sustained.
During September, 1894, while Adry
was living at the Ozark, did Adry not
accuse his parents of attempting to
get into His room?'
Mr.. Nye: Same objection"
The court Same ruling. Please
confine your questions to the ruling of
the court"
Mr.. Erwin-'May I not ask as a
matter of impeachment"
The Court-"I have stated that you
may call her attention to all the testi-
mony that Adry has given in connec-
ton with his dealings with his brother
Harry, but only to that"
Mr.. Erwin Ito wituess) - did not
your son Adry leave the city in Sep
TENDER and not tell any one, to your
knowledge, where he was going, and
upon his return say to you that a
travelling man whom he did not know
had said to him, Young man, you have
had trouble, but your troubles are not
over and it so impressed itself upon
his mind that he came back to Mime
apolis and got his life insured?"
Mr.. Nye-'Same objection
The Court-"Same ruling
Erwin Ito witness)-"And did he not
say this man was following him about
and that the man looked like a Mime
apolis bUm?"
The Court-"This is ruled OUT
Erwin (to witness)-"Did you ever
hear Adry make any threats of vio-
lence to Harry?''
YES"
when and whereof
"At different tines
when do you remember first?"
"a number of years ago.
when was this?'
"Oh, within the last five years."
Mr.. Nye-'I object to this.
The Court-''The objection is over
ruled
state what he said''
He said, L will fix him. and 7 will
head him of
ION the occasion of your visit to
Adry in Ramsey county Jail did Adrv
say the authorities had promised to
protect him in his murder case?'
This question seemed to arouse Mrs.
hayward she looked the attorney
straight in the face and, speaking in
loud, deliberate tones, said, earnestly:
He told me that three different
times, and assured me not to be fear
full Of him. 1 said to him: Brother. is
there not something to connect you
with this? and he said No, the au-
thorities have promised to protect me.
1 said: Don't you want any legal
help" and he said: I do not need a
lawyer, but if 1 do 1 could have the
best in Europe
Did you see letters written from
your son to you or your husband when
he was in California, or to DR.. Hay
ward stating in effect -
The Court-This has been overruled
Mr.. Erwin think that is all, Mr..
Nye.
Mrs. Hayward was then cross-exam-
! ined by Mr.. Nye:
Il want to call your attention to the
| night of Dec. 80"
Yes
How do you remember what you
state occurred then about going for
the ink?"