The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-06
At HARRY HAYwAaD's BIDDING.
The Simple Minded Engineer Dared
Not Disobey His Master.
4 Horrible Story shas Caused sAs Pss-
pie n the Courtrosn - sAsAdsr--
Hayward MsAs Love - sAs Girl
whi.s Pietting - KnI Hsr fer Her
Money.


the stand He seemed caim enough Hay
ward locked mildly astonished. but be-
frayea no uneas@nsss. Bkxt said Hay
ward told him he WAS going 10 have Mss
Ging's fife insured. then XII her. WIZ
ness related different plans made by
Hayward % murder the woman, and now
finally ne forced WITNESS 10 commsf the
deed by threatening to XIII his wife IL
hc refused. Witness described fuzzy the
drive on which ne shot Miss Gang. as he
says, IN accordance With HaywaEsfs
command.
In answer 70 questions from Nye, Biixt
related how. six or seven weeks before
the nsaEs1er, Harry Hayward was accus-
TONED TO como down into the engine
room and have long tasks with him BsixG
described how he witnessed note for
$500 given by, Ness Cling TO Hayward
He said he had been instructed By Harry
to say. when he saw q pie OF bids:
Jesus Christ! what q lot OF money!
The note was offered In evidence and
found % be dated November n, nine days
before the murder. That n4ghe In the
basement OF the Ozark fats, HARRY said
10 him: Il am going TO kill her. / did
not let her have 1000, Ut was only 5000.
am going ao take her to q restaurant
ana have her show the money and taa
Der how careless she has been" After
wards" continued BlIxt, .slae told me a,e
tocx her around to q restaurant and had
her show the money. and she placed 1T
In tumbier wthaie she ate, and some one
else told her she would be killed for her
money"
Did he say anything morer' "Yes, he
said nc was going 10 have her life iu-
suied and then i1al her He said he was
goirg to drive out and find a place where
there We're some rocks and throw her on
the rocks and then they would think 1T
Was a runaway. He wanted me to go to
81. Paul and get an o-ercoaa, slosch hat
and revolver like the ona he had.
said would not do 1t. One day Harry
came Into the boiler room with a piece
of IT rail four fest long and wanted me
to cut It in two. said could not d, IL
but a man showed me how, and I did II.
Harry took the shorter piece, but ii un-
der his coat and went ppgtaars. After
wards ! showed the officers where the
other piece Was
The pfece of ran was offered in eyT-
dence and idengafled. Biixt cosstans,esi:
He wanted me to SO out somewhere and
get a nstchea horse. He said he would
drive out somewhere with Miss Cling.
wo,asd drop some money out OF the buggy
and get her TO SO after it. Then ne
would strike her on the head with the
TT raj. leave her there and start the
nurse TO running away. He wanted me
TO make a list of all the things he had
In his pocket when he went, so that he
should not hose anything while away sfaa
would turn UP against him as evidence.
This Was the Saturday night before. Tase
next morning lse came DOWN and asaxei
me IL ever heard OF people esstsang kifae9
III elevators. He said he wDgid get in
the elevator with her and strike her ON
the head and then put her on the door
so that when the elevator started n
would cut of her head"
AT this a low nnaarrnalr or horror ran
tfsrough Hhs assemhlage, which yps
checked by the gayel
said | would not do that" went or
Bgixt Hayward said that every .srre
Miss Gang came Into his room ansf psrf
her arms around HIS neck NE warissxf 10
stick a knife into the -" And Tasxe
with an expressive gesture. showed tssw
Harry wanted to stab the woman .r
said % atm: Harry. sanrot you make
usorsey solrre other way. This Is esiss aw-
fullest thing i ever heard He said.
You're a coward. Your conscience IN
hssrtzng. IL had hsr and a dog Ia shoot
her and leave the dog Taai evening ha
canse down with her to ths iyosIeS room
and showed he~. sh1ngs The next morn
ing. that was Monday. about IL ,'eIoeg
iYe handed me his wafch. a box of cart
ridges and a rci2 of nsorsey, and ss,la ma
tos hide shern an n tin box so slMte tsssy
would not BIC found. TIE watch was gold
ard he said there was $50 in 1,asssse,r there
/ sNGs 81 sn tire avtsc. a5si wsssn soia fsr,
where mad placed It he casnsf n,s n
damned fool. end said zflat was the .fa,zr
place they would hook for &. He saasi to
put n in aossow tree II, the wvssas. sa
saa the ssaney was not al good. that
sesTae Of 1t was green goods. lie SAID
there was giving 10 te a funeral shs1-a
before Sha iachs 20 matter slow a hs.s,-
pened. IFe SAID; Us cea1ysa, shen h,
brsagxt here and Ia be sosry. ara ~,
have 70 SIT ugs azl night wssa tsae ,,orxss.
ami afte~ the coroner has Rad his exan.s-
nation then III SO East with the body.
he sazd he had 30 have $1,000 so CARRY
osm ass paaszs In she East. He w4,,,sf cxe
slo,eo osst os this. and "a would n.sys
90 nssscs S.sop sn sorre ether way. raxa
that evening fs came tm with a syryt se
WHISKY. He sad: 'glsxs. here's ~rgne
wssAsssy.' said aaa not wax any.
sYoa'Fe u s.araE fool. re Sas1. eass
aan't cozzas1scns swsssky.' Tgsca / took Il
art drank half sf IL.
'~Tsesen ~ sad: ssse's gef 70 dze tonight