New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
HARRY HAPVARD LOSES HIS TEMPEH'
ANGRILY DENoUNCING HIS BRoTHER-THE DE-
PENDANTS MOVEMENTS ON THE
NIGHT OF THE MURDER

ANGRlLf DENOuNCING HIS
PENDANTS MOVEMENTS ON THE
NIGHT OF THE MURDER.
Minneapolis March I'm the Cling murder trai
this morning George W. jerks identified Harry hay.
ward the man he running from the vacant
Kenwood lots toward Hennepin-ave. on the even
ING OF December g.
you're liar." said Hayward. leaning forward
exctedly
Half of those present in the courtroom heard TINS
exclamation. AMI 1t was evidently noted by the
Court.
Thomas O'DonneI an empoye Of the Northern
Pacific Express Company testified that upon the
night Of December 3 he left his office about ':lo'
He walked to the West Hotel Here he observed a
buggy containing n woman standing at the curb
ing. a OF the drug store. got into the
carriage and the drove out Ffih-st. turning up
First-ave,. north.
F. A. Huebner saw n buggy start from the West
Hotel entrance and turn up Flrst-ave., north. The
horse was a buckskln color, and driven by a
woman whom witness could not describe
William II. Mathes. Of the boarders at the
same place where the Haywar1s dined, was called.
He said: ION December 3 | went to supper about
6:i5 Harry came in and ate very rapidly. and dd
remain five ten minutes.
D. A. Macarthur. newspaper man who had
known Hayward for years, said: Il left the
office at go and went to the W sst HS Sa Hapfy
Hayward and another young man coming up on the
side OF the street They paSsep me- MARI!
talking very earnestly to the other man
After the adjournment, Harry, Hayward arose
and remarked to his counsel. Mr.; Erwin: That
blank brother Of mine Is n liar. and can prove II.
/ know enough to send him to prison for ten years
ana | will do it,"
Mr. Erwin tried to sooth the rate man, but Hay
warl grew worse. His face glowed with passion.
year young fellow. The police viii be your
track inside Of thirty days. You have set plenty
OF fires. and | can prove IT.
"Adry" turned I'm quiet way, ana replled IN a
low voice. Harry, / hope that you VIII go free
The defence to-day introduced Pen BrldeH In
sur-rebuttal. lie testified that while in the Ramsey
County Jail "Adry' told him Harry had nothing
to do with the murder.
Mr. Erwin received this morning this letter;
Dear Sir: | resided on Tenth-ave.. North during
November December and January. ana was re-
turning from a rip in the country on the nght
Of December g. | met BliXt shortly after the fataI
shot fred In fact. Just In time to soc ms &C
complete leaving the buggy, and being an eye-Wlt-
OF the awful tragedy, | desire very nuch 10
testify II you could advance enough money 10
pay my expenses To Minneapolis would come at
once. IKE WHEELER Mapleton.'
Mr. Erwin showed the letter to the Court, and
Informed that II he could find the man he
would he allowed to put him on the stand.
The following telegram was received from Maple
IKE Wheeler is an odd genius a veteran OF the
civil War and \ bachelor. lie lives with his aged
mother In a room shanty. four miles west ot
Maplcton. He meyer in Minneapolis. don't know
IA soul there and never wrote Erwin letter. II
such letter received u must have been sent
~ the case except what he has read IN the Mime