St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-09

did you see him the next day with
your aunt2u
Il saw him in the morning about
$50. He was on the fourth floor and |
on the fitth.''
"Didsyou see him at the dressmaking
parlor?''
II heard him there..I
''What time was It?"
About 11:40'
ibid you see him In the afternoon at
ALP"
"Yes.n
when did you last see your aunt
that afternoon?''
about ten minutes to 6 in the Syn.
dicate bIock.''
Where did you 60 then?"
'HOmU TO the Ozark Hats
SIS that the last lime you saw her
alive?"
Yes"
Did You see Harry that evening
after you returned 10 the OZark?"
Yes
"What time was that?"
About 1870"
where was that?"
''In my rOom?'
''What did he say?''
ana said did not know"
Any more conversations"
''He asked me again where size was,
and l said L did not know; l said. She
WILDE in in little while;' lie said that
was no satisfaction to him, and asked
When will she be imp and | repeated.
In a little while, l hope aud he went
out"
Did he say where he was going?"
HE said 10 call on Eeighbor."
Anything turther?"
II don't remember anything else"
How long was he thGre?"
"Some lime.
III was usual thing for him to be
calling on her.?
Yes
Did they appear as very close friends
and affecuonate?"
They were very friendly"
DO YOU remember any particular clrcum
stance on that Saturday uightf
He appeared 4 little different. and aunty
fondled him ana made love TO him, but he
remarked, you have been out with another
fellow.
cross examined by Attorney Smith: How
long have you been with your auut:'
"A year LAST November
Did YOU WORK all the time you were
there:"
You frequently had callers at the Ozark?''
Yes =
you said that Harry was ut the rooms on
Thanksgiving evening: was anybody else
there?"
Yes; two girl friends of mine"
.'Did your aunt frequently have callers!'
'.Mr HAYWARD used TO call; that was all. y
You never saw the least thing improper
between Harry ana Miss GIng:-
No sir.
,.Their conduct was always perfectly lady
like and genlemanly:'
Yes
HE cane to your fiat Monday evening
about 7:30!'
Yes"
He remained there about three minutes"
1T might have been little less.
DO YOU know whether Miss cling Kept IN
her room any wine or liquor when she was
feeling badlyf'
Yes she did ;;
Did you ever know Harry to bring any
there?"
she said So
she used it sparingly if she used it at all?'
Yes"
she never told you not 10 let Harry know
| when she was going out:'
Yes. she did. "
More than once?'
Yes"
| DO you remember the Tuesday evening
! preceding her death whether she was out i'll
! the evening or nOE!i
she was in her rooms"
| The Wednesday night, did she return
| little later"
what time did she retire that Wednesday
night:'
/ about ten minutes to o.
Was she ever absent from the city,"
! "Yes. in october"
How long was she aWayf
Eight days.
Who had charge of her rooms them"
Did you tell her friends where she had
! one then!'
NO"
''Has any inquiry made as to where she
was?n
|. Yes: Harry inquired several times
Did you tell him:.'
Not at first: not until he had asked several
times
Redirect by Attorney Nye:
You said you declined to tell Harry where
/ she had gomez
Yes, at first"
Did your aunt make any statement to you
about not letting him know where she was!"
! Yes"
"What did she say to your
"She told me not to give her away?'
Did you know anything about Miss Ging's
I business relations with Harry
Yes q little:''
siderable amount of money before her
deathI'
NO, sir"
DO you remember any time after Nov. oath
/ seeing in her possession any considerable
/ amount of money!
No"
! ION Monday evening. the Sd of Decent Der,
! did she make any change in her clo.hIng!"
Not that | saw.
How did she usually carry her money"
In pocketbOok."
DO you know what became of it?'
Yes. ! have il.
| ''Wnere did you get it,
out of her desk in the Syndicate block"
Recross-examination by MIR. Erwin:
You did not have charge of her money!"
No. sir
"She did her own banking business? Never
consulted with your!
Sometimes she did
Court adjourned until this morning at
! 10 O'Clock.