The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

uos 20 allow any coe 70 enter the phase
He then vent to pawnshop on Washing
ton avenue, and sold tbs coss for -.
Harry Haywardss apartments. . SAT- o.
rooms on the ground floor Of the
Oxsrk, facing on Hennspin. we're searched
early this morning by Sheriff Eye, Chief
OF Police Smith sad Detectives Hoy and
Howard. HevsrAl spots Of blood were dis
covered on the foor OF q CLOSET sdloin-
ing the room In which Harry slept
Sheriff Egs. after scraping one OF
the spots With . knife, farned 10
Ds1.ctivs Howard and said: 'Ihe bundle
of bloody clothes was probably thrown On
the closet floor and left thsrs for the time
being until taken away hy Ericsson the
following morning"
Detective John Hoy, who arrested Erie
son. stated that be had positive proof that
Ericsson lett Minneapolis tbs morning after
the murder With . neatly wrapped bundle
containing the bloody clothes de
stated that he took . train Tor
point In Iowa, where the clothes we're
washed Whistler the police have the
clothes ia their possession could not DO
learned last night, ous 10 lie rrmored they
have. The motive in having the clothes
washed and brought back 10 the city. IL II
claimed, vas to evade suspicion, the
owner wishing 10 continue 10 wear them
The cflsisls who visited the fats we're
sruasd With q search warrant and they
FIRST proceeded to search the Haywards'
apartment. in the building. Harry and
Adry slept on the ground floor, Harry in
a front bedroom and his brother in room
In ,hs rear facing on Thirteenth
street In q table drawer Detective How
ard found two revoivsrs belonging 20
Harry. One Vas . dounle-barrsi revolver
OF the Dsrringer pattern. and the other .
3s-caliber Colt SIX boxes OF car
fridge. we're also confscstsd. Harrys
clothes were carefully examined, but
nothing startling vas discovered. Several
notes from lady friends, inviting him to
meet them q. a certain place for a social
time" were found neatly tied together
in the bottom of the trunk. The officers
con6scased a satchel containing lot Of
clothes bsionging 10 the engineer, and it 10
thought the clothes worn by the murderer
OF Catherine Cling we're among the con-
tents of the satehel.
MISSEAroLIs Dec. e-Adry Hayward
has been taken to St. Paul tor safe keep
ing. he 10 expected to make written
confession Of the whole plot. His attorneys
are very indignant at the action OF the su-
thoritiss in preventing them from seeing
their client. The manner IN which his
nerve was finally broken and he was in
duced TO confess is sensational. When
Adry .as hrss taken under dentetson
and the sweating process applied
he was totally invinciols. His
course, In all the tsrrors which
were spilled to him 10 induce
confession, and other appeals
made, together with confronting him with
pretended proofs, which levers were APP
pied by Assistant County Attorney Hall
with all the consummate skill he was able
to bring 10 bear, Was greatly admired. He
stood ike mountain in @ storm, absolutely
untiinching. This was In the city sttor-
ney's Office The scene was most dra-
matte. Mr.. Hall had to guide him, first
of ali, under the intuitivs knowledge he
had obtained from . study of the
crime. II know nothing whatever"
retorted Adry constantly. Finally he
explained: "If all you say Is true. and
know anght which would tend to convict
Harry. still would / keep my mouth
closed; / would not have the blood
| of my brother on my hands"
| Thus matters stood until toward
midnight last night. after il was
| known that Buxt and Ericsson were safely
under cover, Blixt and his wife were then
under examination In q room in the West
hotel. Levy NJ. Stewards Office il in the
Kasots building. one block away. and
here Adry was brought in . carriage,
Stewart having been requested to
| be 81 his Office. II Was the same room In
1 .wkf oh al al
three days previous to the murder. that
| Harry was putting up the lob 10 murder
| the girl. which fact had been written to
the county attorney In Mr.. Stewards let
| ter.
Mr.. Hall took Adry into Mr.. Stewards
office. The moment he was in Stewards
/, presence he showed the first signs of
weakening, but he made great
| effort 90 maintain his nerve. As
| before, denisls were on bis lips.
| Bat when Stewart said there was no use
In quibbling; that he knew Of his broshsr's
| plot, Adry broke down utterly. Returned
20 the county attorney and saidi 81
am done; ! viii tell the whols
story" lie did so, aud it covered his
own knowledgc Of the plot from near the
time 10 was conceived. The plot was FOR
1
der. As Adry understood 1t, Miss GINS
Was to be decoyed By Bhxt and he was "a
kill her and Ericsson was TO assist IN bid.
ing the clothes. or do Whatever else was
necessary.
No one IL permitted to see the Hayward
brothers. except their attorneys and relA.
tave. w Z Hall was an early caller
st the county Jail this morning, and
remained in their cell for a long
time Sheriff Eye and his men were
at work al last night, and we're s,ill on the
train OF more evidence this morning
my theory from the start has been that
BlIxt was the man who did the shooting, "
he said. "Blixt is tough case"
iva. Blixt the man who went ridlns
with Miss GIngf" The sheriff looked
steadily At his ouestioner for moment
and then replisd: "Blixt 10 the one v hc
did the shooting"
The sheriff. in rsnsscklng the oHars
data, found many things that vould
be Of value In bringing th.
| murderer and his sccomplices e
their deserts. One of these va.
white Handkerchief with ssvera
| imprints Of bloody fingers. a. II Il hAt
been used in viping up small fiecks Of
blood. The haadkerohief vas rather small
Of nns tsrsurs and probably belonged Z,
Miss cling.
fMis, Catherine Cling. 30 years old, St
Pau dressmsksr OF attractive appearance
and good reputation. Was murdered 81
night = bile driving between Minneapolis,
/ and St ksnt IN A carriage She had hear