Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-12
ADRIAN ON THU STAND.
IContinued from First Poge.l

Harry sat somewhat limp in his cnalr,
leaning back. the scene about him much
ike the corner of ring In Whlch
pugilistic champion mad recelVeu d
blow.
Every eve in that room was bent upon
the scene. Every form was hall raised
from its seat There was rustic OF eA-
element about Harry.
Look him In the eye, Harry, look
him in the eye, cried the mother
Harry did not move. His mother
shook him and he reused himself, and
leaning far over the table toward his
motber mis- head on his hands
tried 10 catch his brothers
eve. Adry was talking so rapidly ana
excitedly that he did not see him, ana
Harry could not catch his glance. he
sid back in his chair and looked at his
mother, as il TO say he was not equal to
IT, III that eye could have controlled
the elder brotherin the past, II had
grown powerless.
The day was
FILLED WITH EXCITING INCIDENTS
Once when Mr.. Erwin asked If he had
apy affection for his brother, be re-
piled that he had. Then he asked
knowing Mr. Erwln's intention,
If MIR. Erwin would have gone and
told ANYBODY II ne had been in his posi-
ton. Mr. Erwin was a tribe excited
and asked the court If be might answer,
and 10 his surprise the court answered
that he might. Then for q moment
all MS peGt up feelings ourst
forth in a short, scsthing sentence, IN
which he gave Andry TO understand
that IT he thought his brother was crazy
or intending guilt, be would have moved
heaven and earth 10 prevent IT, IL was
a startling scene for a moment.
The attorney put o0tuse aud complex
instructions, in efforts TO obtain results
from mis- experts, but apparently he
failed. The most dramatic and affecting
scene occurred az the noon adjourn
ment. Hardly had the crowd began to
push toward the doors than Adry Hay
ward pushed his way TO his mothers
side. Mrs. Hayward turned and the
TEARS SPRUNG TO GER EYES
as she leaned forward into Adry's arms.
Tanderly the son kissed his mother,
who sobbed out: "Adry, Adry, how
could you? How could you do w"
referring to the testimony he had
lust placed on record against his broth
er's life. Adry was visiby affected,
and placing his hand TO his eyes, his one
arm encIrciiDg his mothers form, re-
Piled: II had to, mother; it was my
duty"
Then placing his hand carsssinEly
upon her shoulder he endeavored to
comfort her. Harry, who had
stood by during this affecting
scene, stepped forward and pushed
Adry's hand from the mothers shout
der, exclaiming: Don't, Adry. Can't
YOU see you are exciting her?'
Adry fell back and Mrs. Hayward
stood sObOing for a time In Harry 5
arms. Then her sister advanced and
led her from the room.
There was a dramatic scene after
court adjourned The mother Of two
boys, one the accuser and the other the
accused, was in the court room and had
heard the story that fell from the lips
OF her oldest born. She was
TORN BY CONFLICTING EMOTIONS,
apparently not knowing 10 which OF her
two sons 10 turn. Finally she put an
arm around the neck Of each and at
TEN oted to draw them together, the
tears streaming down her face. But
Adry would not thus be recOnciled. lie
tore himself away from the motherly
embrace with gasping sob and went
out Of the court room. while the deputy
put the handouts On Harry and led him
back to jail.
1t developed late tonight that extra
ordinary precautions are being taken
with the Hay ward jury. In addition to
three deputy sheritfS who are always on
duty with the jury, two city policemen
have been detailed as al extra guard.
Whenever the jury moves from
one place TO another, a threat
euing crowd gathers and cries:
Hang him, hang him, are heard on
all sides In view of these facts, an
extra guard has been added.