Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, February o.
The buggy in which Kate Cling took
her fatal ride and the lap robe, stained
dark with her life's blood, were on ex-
hibiton in the court room when the
Hayward trial opened this morning.
The curious crowd pressed forward to
get nearer view OF the gruesome SOU
venlrs.
Phil Forrant, who occupies fat in
the Ozark. was the first witness. His
testimony was descriptive of the occur
rencss in the fat after the news Of Miss
Ging's violent death had been received,
and of Harry Hayward's behavior at
that time.
During Forrant's testimony there was
a significant coIloQuY between counsel.
County Attorney Nye said that be had
expected to pat Adry Hayward, the
coEiessing brother, on the stand to-day,
but that Adry was not present as yet.
Mr.. Erwin said that he should object TO
Ad.y testiiying to-day, as he wanted TO
have
INSANITY EXPERTS PRESENT
when the brother gave bis testimony.
This statement is believed TO indi-
cate not only purpose on the part OF
the defense to claim that Adry has
hereditary insanity but also possibly q
purpose on the part OF Adry to give bis
testimony in such manner as shall lead
TO that conclusion. In this way he can
tell his story as he has already tolo it to
the State and yet give his brother
chance 10 escape the gallows.
Ex-MayOr William ii. Eustis was
then called to the stand and testified
10 having obtained from Harry Hay
ward, while the latter was under police
surveillance, some letters, kilograms,
aud a statement from Miss Cling TO
Harry relative TO some business rela-
tions between the two.
Mr.. Erwin ut once asked that he
might crOss-eIamine the witness 10 as
certain whether these papers we're Oh
talned under duress, and IN spite OF the
States objection, was permitted by the
court TO do so.
Mr.. Eustis said that with the police
officials he had subjected Hayward 10
an examination
LASTING SOME FOURTEEN HOURS.
Then Harry was released, but the de-
tsctive kept track of his whereabouts.
The next morning after his release,
Harry had come into the mayors Office
voluntarily and talked over the crime.
he told OF Miss Ging's gaming propensi-
ties, and said be had some letters and
telegrams showing it. The Mayor
drove with him TO bis apartments, where
Harry voluntarily handed over the doc
uments. These were then offered IN
evidence. The kilograms were those
passing between Harry and Miss Cling,
when the former was gambling In Chi
cago with her money. The first two
announced winnings Il $500 and $500
and the third said: 1--WE have lost all. "
The statement reads: This is TO
certify that have given Harry I. Hay
ward S375 to gamble with. win or lose
win or lose.
THEN TIE MAYOR SAID
he went after Adry Hayward aud drove
10 the Trust company where, out OF
Adry's box. were secured the notes Miss
Cling had signed.
Harry did not want to give them up
but the Mayor insisted and finally took
them away with him. The party next
went TO Hayward's Office and secured
the life insurance policies and other
documents. While at the Ozark Hay
ward had showed tue officer his revol-
yer and pointed out that II was loaded
all around and was very clean.
Court then adjourned until Monday