The Dickinson press., 1895-02-16

! such things. but II you had any nerve
you would so out and kill somebody
1t don't make any difference who. SO
long as YOU kill somclrdy. Kill Il
cripple. It's better for them tn dc
than live anyway. Go OIL! and kill
some one. and will give yol $ltM,.'
| asked him how he would know that
l had done 1t. and he said he would S"c
1t in the papers. said ! would not
do 1t. That WAS the last conversation
had with him. l did not want to
say anything about 1t. as it was Il
family affair, but went and told
Elder Stewart
Hold on there" said Erwin, 1--WE oh
jcct as immatcrial."
The objection was sustained, but
Adry was allowed to state that lie
made a confession to Mr.. Stewart.
'On Saturday following Harry
walked along with me as was maxi
Ing some collections. He said: You'd
better be little careful where You are
for the next three or four days. Some
thing may happcn.' l talked to him
all could, and told him he must not
think Of such a thing. Tint evening
he came to my fiat and said had bet
ter take my wife and so to the theater.
[ told him would do as I id
pleased. He said something might hap
pen, and that my wife's evidence as
to my whereabouts would be good.
stayed at home all the evening. The
next morning Harry saw me loolin.
for paper. He smiled and asked mo
IL though something had happened.
''SllOrtly after I:3O on the night of
the murder Harry came to my flat and
asked me for 81. l gave 1t to him,
and then he said You'd better so to the
! thcatcA tonight. Take your wife and
so.
Something In Going to Happen
He seemed little eXcited-It was one
Of the few times l ever saw him OK
cited. took him by the arm and
tried to detain him. He shook him
self loose and said: I've no time to
fool now. Pm in Il hurry My wife
sat there rocking the baby. Then he
| asked INC to so into his room about
$50 and see If his revolver was under
his pillow. l refused, and he then
asked me to raise the curtain in my
room so that II" could sec the light
about 10 o'clock. l refused to ITO that,
too Then he went away. asked my
wife IL she didn't want to so up and
make Il visit to her father. AT first
she said she was too tired. but We
finally went When we got home. or
shortly aftcrward. l heard Il quick sep
In the hallway and then saw light in
| Harry's room. ! heard nothing more
until 3 In the morning when Harry
came to the door and said: Something
has happened. Miss Cling has been
murdered. She was found stone dead
In the road near Lake Calhoun He
asked me to come into his flat. and |
did 3d. He got out his Colts revolver
and cleaned it. There was very little
dirt OH it. AS he was doing this. he
said: It's just like picking up money!
Then lie lay down Oh the lounge with
his OvercOat over him. | went back
to my fiat. We got up early next morn
ing TO get a paper
| AT this point III" court took Il recess
for dinner.
There was Il dramatic scene after
court had adjourned. The mother of
the two boys. one the accuSer and the
other the accused was in the court
room. and had heard the story that
fell from the lips of her cldrst-hnrn.
She was torn by conflicting emotions.
apparently not KNOWN" to which OF
her two sens to turn. Finally she put
an arm about the neck of each. and
attempted to drlN them together. the
tears Strcalllin. down her scanned face.
But Atlry would not thus hr rrco!rilcd.
II" tore himself away fr9m the moth
crly embrace with Il @aSping sob. and
went out of the court room. while the
deputy put til" handouts Oh Harry
and led him bHcl; to thu JAIL.
Adry crGx s-E EH,mfHca.
In the cr0sS-rN;iminatnn ii was
brought out that Harry had mant 'Onrd
former loans to Miss Cling. Erwin
then asked Alry if. from the talk Of
loans and insurance. lie had become
convinced that Harry meant to harm
the woman. Adry made hardly as
good Il witness as Rlixt, for the reason
that he talked too much. He repeated
his story on crOSS-rXaminati0n almost
word for wcrl like his morning tcSti-
mony In fact he pleased the STATE.
and as Ear rs conlh u" seen. when the
last question was asked lr WAS un-
shaken. and his S'Gly was intact.
1t develops that extraordinary pre-
cautions arc being taken with the
jury. In addition to the three deputy
SlrriffS who are always on duty with
tho jury. two city policemen have been
detailed as an extra guard. Whenever
| the jury moves from one plic" to an
other Il threatening crowd gathers and
cries Of "IIang him. are heard on all
Sides In view of these facts an extra
guard has been added.