The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-09
Tron Lndv rriends.
SENT TO ST. PAUL.
1t Is Expected Howard Will Make n
Written Confession.

| Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec S.-Adry
Hayward has been taken to ST. Paul
for safe keeping. He is expected to
make a written confession of the whole
plot.
His attorneys are very indignant at
the action of the authorities in prevent
ing them from seeing their client The
manner in which his nerve was finally
brofn and he was induced to confess is
Sensa tional.
When Adry was first taken under de-
tention and the sweating process APP
piled he was totally invincible. His
course in all of the terrors which were
applied to him to induce a confession
and other appeals made, together with
confronting him with pretended proofs,
to which levers were applied by AS
sistant County Attorney Hall, with all
the consummate skill he was able to
bring to bear, was greatly admired. He
stood like mountain in a storm. abso-
lutely unf1inching. This was in the
city attorneys office. The scene was
most dramatic. Mr.. Hall had to guide
him, first of all, under the intuitive
knowledge he had obtained from a
study of the crime.
81 Know Nothing"
'I know nothing whatever" Adry re-
torted constantly. Finally he explain
ed, IF all you say is true, and 1 know
aught which would tend to convict
Harry, still would I keep my mouth
closed; I would not have the blood of
my brother on my hands"
Thus matters stood until towards
midnight last night, after it was known
that Blxt and Ericsson were safely I'M
der cover. Blixt and his wife We're
then under examination in room in
the West hotel. Levy NJ Stewards Of
flee is in the Kasota building, one block
away. and here Adry was brought in a
carriage, Stewart having been request
ed TO be at his office. 1t was the same
room in which Adry had made his
statement three days previous to the
murder, that Harry was putting up the
job to murder the girl, which fact had
been written to the county attorney in
Mr.. Stewards letter. Mr.. Hall took
Adry into Mr.. Stewards office. The mo-
ment he was in Stewards presence he
showed the first signs Of weakening,
but made great effort to maintain his
nerve. AS before. denia1s were on his
lips. But when Stewart said there was
no use quibbling, that he knew of his
brothers whole plot, Adry broke down
He turned to the county attorney and
said:
Il am done; I will tell the whole
story"
He did SO, and it covered his own
knowledge Of the plot from near the
time it was conceived. The plot was
for BliXt and Ericsson to do the actual |
murder AS Adry understood it. Miss |
Cling was TO be decoyed by Blixt and |
he was TO kill her and Ericsson to as
sist in hiding the clothes or whatever !
Else was necessary. No one is. permitted |
70 see the Hayward brothers except |
heir attorneys and relatives
w. E. Han was an early caller at the I
county Jail this morning, and remained |
n their cell for long time. Sheriff |
Jge and his men were at work all last
hight and were still on the train of mora
evidence this morning.
My theory from the start has baan
hat BliXt was the man who did tbe
shooting" he said. "Blixt is a tough |
,ase'
WAS BliXt the man who went rid
ng with Miss Ging?"
The sheriff looked steadily at his
luesuoner for moment and then re-
lied:
"BliXt is tbe one who d;d Tho .,,oo4
ng."
The sheriff. in ransacking the Ozark
ats, found many things that would be
I value in bringing the murderer and
is accomplice to their deserts. One of
hese was a. white handkerchief with
everal lmprints of bloody fingers as
it had been used in wiping up small
ecks of blood. The handkerchief was
ather small. of quite fine texture, pro
a bly, belonging TO Miss Cling