Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-13
HARRY HAYWARD
Sensational and Dramatic Scenes
 In the Courtroom.
IT IS BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER.

The Attempt Co Bring Miss GInE's MurtSr- CTS to Justice Brings Out Peculiar state sf Anairs That Existed In the Hayward EaInIIy-Ths Mother a Listener.
 MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. l3.-In the triAl st Harry Hayward for the murder of Miss Cling the state has presented all its strong testimony and expects to be completely through today. This afternoon the defense will present its side and then for the first timo the public will know just which one of the lines of defense has been decided upon.
 The state has fulfilled the promise made by Mir. Hall in the opening and has proved on the stand all that is outlined to the jury. It is a wonderful as well as an aw- full tale. It reads moro improbable than any of the dramatic writings Of the most sensational French nOvelists It is almost past belief, Brother against brother. in- deed, has it been for years in that family, and now perchance it Is a life for life.
 Sitting there stolidly. unmoved, the mother of those two sons heard the attor- ney for the prisoner opening accusation present the foundation for laying the crime at the door of her drstborn. In that crowd. not too finely strung. not too tenderly constituted, there was a tremor of horror. \ crowd which had laughed Sleefully at a proposition to tear q wom- an's head oil with an elevator was trans figured with disgust Ut the proposition of sacrificing one son on the altar of family preference.
 The cross examination ot Adry Hay ward brought out n fearful condition of affairs in the Hayward family in their domestic relations Adry is evidently in- dignant at the course being pursued by the defense He answers all questions with a cynical smile and an air of Sratifi- cation. The brothers are apparently pos seSsed of violent hatred for each other of long standing. The scene in court Mon- day between the mother and her two sons mad a great effect on AdTy and had made his night slespless. His eyes wsre dull and heavy.
 \ Family Row Aired. Erwin began his questioning roughly and asked Adry about tho trouble there was between him and his father and Harry.
 Wero you not crazy on Oct. 1s'' he asked
 We'll As to that, replied Adry. I'm not in apositlOn to answer. and be laugh ed as the court ruled the question out With regard tu Ihe charge that ho had embeLzled money from bis father Adry ] aOhllINSo tA4ot LC ua0 bcSp 0Ekeu W lNu doing so by both Harry and his father, but hc had charged at the time that the mon ey had been stolen from his nat by Harry ! for the purpose of fomenting trouble On ! Oct : he had been requested by his moth or 10 go 10 her apartments and talk the matter over The interview was stormy ono Harry Hayward had continually said
 Why don You give father back the monry>
 dry claimed that the books were i straight ani that Harry had the missing money. Mrs Hayward was incenssd at her elder son and be turned to her with the retorL Mother. if you think I'm dis, honest why did you rais0 such litter of ! pups Then Cam0 threats Of Harry that t Adry did not 60 out at onoG h0 would Snifo him, aser Harry told the witness thot bis father was carrying & rSvolvSr and would shoot him on sight
 That was all that eItr made trouble hstw5sn my mother and myself s3fd Adry.
 Don't shako your head. mother, he added. looking straight at Mrs. Hayward, who sat beS!do Harry " it's all tCuc 9nd you know it. I'm telling tho truth "
 Tell it Tell it all" cried the mother Leave nothing out
 Life In>urHnce Agents Testify.
 During Tuesday afternoon several life insurance agents testified to conversation: which Harry Hayward had with them ir regard to th issuance ot policies, Wber Gilbert tod how hO had met Harry in ( jewel;y >tnrr lad n,Sed Harry why he die not let him write a policy spoken of somC time before Harry had told him that h, did not want any insurance, and then tnlC him that he was about 10 havS a policy assigned tn him.
 Followin: up tho talk. Harry asked hin If companies paid In eases of murder. H. wanted to now if a company would pay if person was burned in building anC the remains were so charred that they could not he recognized, The agent in formed him that ns a rule, they would re Quirs identification. although there hsC boon cases ut hotel fires where the compa nies had paid when the persons wsr, known to l'e in the building This closed the testimony for tn day. which wa practically all tho important testimony fo tho state, and paints the history of one o the hlaokrst crimes. if the states story | not broken by tho defsnss in tho histor, of tho world.
 STATE LEGISLATURES.