The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
: THE HAYWARD TRIAL.

Tho Defendant Makes Sensational Senti.
mcnts-wn. n!ixr, Story True:
MINNEAPOLIS. MiSS.. Feb. 25.-Harry
Hayward. the defendant in the Cling
murder trial, continued his testimony
to-day in hi, own behalf. His narrative
was resummed at tho point where he re.
turned TO tho, Ozark after the theatre
and heard the news OF Miss Glns,s
DEATH.
~ thought Of all our relations" lie
said, "and how mad lent her money. I
remembered that she had often asked
me 20 lend her my revolver and as
thought the matter over became con-
vinccd that she had been murdered.
don't know what said to the people
there or at the police station. But
was very much excited. told tho OIL.
GERS that she had on n blue dress-skirt
and not black one, because l know it
must be so. There are about sixty days
In October and November. During
those sixty days had probably seen
her ninoty times aud am sure that
ont oil the ninety times thoro were
eichty.seven when che had on a shirt
waist and blue skirt. That was why
Ispoke as did"
Witness described his experience in
the sweat box" and told how he was
taken to tho morgue and shown the dead
body with everybody watching him.
He did not know what he did, but said
he felt very bad and know everyone
there thought him guilty. lie went to
Mica Ireland and offered to do anything
about the funeral he could. He ordered
some roses from florist and attended
the funeral. On Thursday no and Adry
were arrested and put In coll toge,nor.
Adry seemed very down in tho mouth
and Harry had said to him: "Wo'ro
not guilty. What's tho US, oil feeling
this way?" But Adry was dispiri,cd
and finally Harry had said: "Adry,
what 10 this? You held her up once.
Did YOU have anything to do with thi.?"
Adry was silent and refused to talk any
moro. Aftor that there Was no further
conversation bo.weon them.
This evidence caused nutter OF OK
citelnent. 1t brought in tho story
which on Thursday had boon ruled out
by the court to tho effect that Adry was
tho masked highwAynan who last April
had held I'd and robbed Harry, Aliss
Cling and Miss VodLcr while ,hoy were
ont riding Adry. 1t Is undorstood, will
go on tho atand and deny tho story with
nm alibi.
Mr.. Erwin next road the incriminat.
ing evidence OF Blixt to the defendant
witness nnd drew from him explicit do.
malls Of tho charges made by Blixt. Tho
same course was followed with Adra's
testimony. tis not expected the cross.
examination can bo reached until to.
MORROW.
Mr.. Nye. In ncross.examination, made
Harry admit that no had beon
gambler by habit for yoars; in fact
since ho was seventeen years OF MO.
Thon he went over his relations with
Miss Cling and had Harry rcpeat hls
wandorings tho night OF tho murder.
lie got along very we'll. except to say
''lny fiat" twico in places where he had
said on direct examination that hu
went into his mothpr's fiat. Mr.. Erwin
interrupted and corrected him.
In speaking Of where ho went after
leaving tho flat, witness said hc won't
directly up HUnnopin to Laurel avcnuc
On tho direct examination ho said thut
ho wont down Hcnnopin frat, intend.
inr to look for Miss Cling at hcr place
OF businoss. Harry showed on tho map
whero llo had gono until he renchod
Mr.. Bartlo,on's residence. Tho states
attorney kopt asking all sorts OF qucs.
tion', evidently with the Wow Of laying
tho foundation ior impeachment OF the
diroct testimony. It Is understood
TINT several point. woro madc.
d. NJ. Wilson, tho horse doalor, about
whom tho dcfnnsc had nndo such a
row when It was found he was out of
town, has returned and will 20 on tho
stand II wanted.