The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-05
HAYWARD IN A BOOK.
Volume of "Missing Links to be Published
by Detective Qutnlan.

Minnea polls, Mimi, Dec. 4.-The clos
ing act in the drama of Harry Hay
wards life is at hand, and in that con-
nection. the book of Missing Links"
which has been prepared by Michael
Quinlan, the detective employed by the
Haywards, has a remarkable interest.
The book was given to the printers this
afternoon and Will be ready for the pub
lie next Monday.
The whole book is virtually confess
sion of Hayward's guilt Quinlan him
self evidently believes in il most tho
roughly. Two chapters are devoted
to a running account OF the crime and
trial. The remaining chapters are de-
voted to the links and are so design
ated The most important is that on
which the confession is based, which
appears in Link g." In that chapter
a visit TO Hayward at the Jail is de-
tailed by the detective. Harry had
been discussing with his detective
preposterous plan for getting Andry
out OF the way. The plot was an ex-
ceedingly ingenious and daring one.
Ouinlan said: well, Harry, your
scheme is great one and well put up.
but you must remember that you only
look at one side of il. You know there
are two sides to everything. You re-
member how your plot was laid in your
last job on the murder of Miss Cling.
and you Sc how poorly you put that
Job up. You look at only one side OF
it."
WELL" replied Hayward, petulantly,
"who in heavens name would think his
own brother would go back on him
Had Andry stayed with me, l would
not have cared what Blixt would have
said. or Stewart. They did not dis
prove my lon to Kit Miss Ging) on the
trial, and that alone would have carried
out my theory"
That" says Quinlan, was Haywards
confession"
On another occasion Harry said to
Quinlan: IF Adry only told the truth
and the facts as they are, he would rot
help me any, but he would get hanged,
just as | expect TO be. We both de-
serve hanging for the crimes We have
committed before this
A third confession is narrated just
at the close of the book. in a bit of I'M
written history, which Is extremely
Interesting, but which, strange 10 re-
late, has never been known throughout
the entire case, which has been sifted
as finely for facts and evidence as any
case thai has ever come before the
public. / IS simply the fact that at
one time, while Adry was on the stand,
Harry announced to some OF his friends
that he was going TO throw up the
sponge and confess the whole thing.
He was only deferred from this by
the earnest solicitation OF those inter
ested in the case, the appeal being
placed solely for his mothers sake"
Quinlan claims TO have secured the
first knowledge OF the attempt 10 break
jail. through a question from DR.. Thad-
deus Hayward, who came to his office
and wanted to know what he would
charge TO 60 away with man and keep
him under cover for one year.
The detective describes the effrontery
exhibited by Harry in requesting Quin-
Ian to send TO Chicago or 81. Louis for
a real live cutthroat who knew his bus
mess and be ready for a consideration.
TO enter Elder Stewards house. blow
chlOrofOrm through a quill into the ell
dar's bedroom and when he was gone
or to enter the room, remove MIN
with a rope around his neck and chen
clean out the place Harry was - put
the thug "on~ 50 he could make rich
haul and people would think the elder
had been murdered for his money.
The plan OF the kidnapp OF AdTy
has been already explained Harry
coneratu LATED himself that with Adry
and the elder removed, the assistant
county attorney could get no more
lies out Of them.
A good deal OF space IS devoted -
Ad-y Hayward's connection with he
case. Adry. as directly charged by
Harry. was interested with hir1 IN
burning the mill AZ HsmiIl and partic-
ipatsd n the proceeds from rhe inzsIr-
ance He also accused Afiry 81 being
she robbe- who held up Harry. Nlss
eng AMI acompaaion. one evening a
year ago last summer al Lake Ca
houn.
Harry. sccoriing 20 Quinlaa. was n
the scheme and held the head % he
hcvse while RS brother was trying .
snatch diamonds from TIA occupants
Of the carriage.