St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-14
THEY PUT UP A JOB.
Medium Paid to Tell Miss Cling
She Would win.

Medium Paid TO Tell Miss Cling
She Would win.
Miss Emma Goodale, a trance
medium, who cast her eyes about
cOoIIy, and appeared to know Harry
Hayward very well, was, next called.
As she took the oath, an amused
smile began to spread over the de-
PENDANTS face, and by the time the
witness had got seated Hayward
was ready to laugh at her.
What is your name?'' asked Mr..
Nye. a. T am supposed to be
Madame Peterson. a trance medium.
My home now at the present date is
on Seventh street, 2 South Seventh
street.
Q. Do you know Harry Hayward?
A. Yes, sir; l have known him since
the first Monday in May, 1894: that
would be the 18th.
q. From that time up until De-
cember, how often did you see him?
A. could not say; saw him first:
he came there pretty regularly ev-
cry day, and 1 could not say how
often.
@. Were his visits there quite
frequent? A Yes, sir
@. Did you know Catherine Cling
during her lifetime? A Yes. sir; I
did
Q. Did she visit your place? A.
Yes, sir.
Q. During what time did she make
visits to your place? A. Harry
came there Monday forenoon. and he
said that he had a couple Of. ladies
that would like to see me, and he did
not say especially what they were.
and he asked me what the price
was, and I told him, and he asked me
if I could not do my business a little
cheaper. [ said no, l would not do
it for anybody.
Witness then obtained a little ad-
vertising by explaining her business
and prices to the jury. When she
had done this she told of a visit
Harry had paid her on one occasion.
when he was accompanied by two
ladies. They talked about having
won money in some way.
Q. What further did he state? I
don't know; only what he said he
wanted me to tell Miss Cling different
things.
Q. What did he want you to tell
her? A. In that way that she could
win more than in gambling.
Q. What further did he say? A.
al ha
me never to tell it to anybody. and I
promised not to. and then Harry told
me her name, and I forgot that and
he wanted me to write it out. and 1
did it. And that Harry promised me
so much money.
., How much? A. I could not say.
Q. Can't you remember about how
much? A. He told me [ never would
wanting for money anyhow would
help him out that way; he could get
money to gamble with: and 1 went out
to the kitchen and told my husband
about it, and he said, ''Whatever. YOU
do, don't do it; if you give anybody a
sitting, give them a solid sitting or
nothing" And that is what I did.
Q. What did you tell him on re-
turning? A I did not promise him
anything; I told him I would do the
best [ knew how. That is what 1 told
him. After supper Miss Cling
come. She said Harry and his father
Objected to.
@. Was Harry there? A. Yes.
Harry was with the two ladies that
came there.
@. Go on and state. A Harry and
his farher-Harry told me his father
told him I was a splendid medium!
That is the way he told me. and Miss
Cling said the same thing; Harry and
his father had told her. give Miss
Cling a sitting, and did not say much of
anything-said I told her things she
never knew since she was in the East.
Q. When next did you see Harry,
either with or without Miss Cling? A.
I believe it was the next day.
Q. About going over there visiting, L
will ask you to state what Harry said,
if anything, TO you after that with re-