Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-28

other home. Ihe parents OF INC oaA
Francisco Minnie Williams are still Nv
ing.
Holiness Minnie Williams was a
blonde The San Francisco Minnie
Williams was a brunette. The former
had ambitions to become an actress ana
lived with Holmes, from choice, as ms
wife The latter was prominent
member of and teacher in the sunday
school al the church where her Douy
was found in the belIry.
Chicago. July pa mass OF human
hair clotted with blood, was Iouuu ~
dav in the search Of Holmes S basement .5,,,
a rrnbar of bones were also found. j ne
hair was apparently that Of a woman. !:
', was brown. about i inches long auC
was found clinging TO the damp ear'n
from which the bones were dug.
o-er tbe bones developed upon eN-
ANIMATION into soup bones from an IN
nocent but choice sheep, instead Oh Ihe
rbastIv remains of a slaughtered human
being as the police at first anhounceu, ~. l.
After the find had been examined pS q
musician. the detectives admitted Vna- l,S
Fbev had been mislead regarding lne
homes but they still insisted the nan
found was from human head
The police also found a letter lroul
Holmes no Pat Qunlan. TO which hucn
i-,,orrance is attached. The letter Is
pear Pat-Among ;heir other 1901
theories they think you took the Pl'lei
bov To Michigan. and either lett MN
there or put him out OF the way
have always told them that l never
asked you to do anything Illegal DuT
they are bull-headed. On the 1-.u l
saw YOU at the factory, ! think. Gan
Won show where you were all the rest
of the month"; Ii they question you OF
threaten to arrest you, tell them any
thing there is to tell about TINS or any
other matters. They may want TO know
if Won were in Cincinnati or lndlanap-
oils about October T. 1t is well for you
N be able to know where you were
working am awfully sorry, Pat, Ior
7 have always tried to make things easy
for Won. When Minnie killed her sister
I needed YOU the worst way, but would
NOT drag YOU into it, If the detectives
30 to New York, as l want them TO-
they would find where Minnie W. TOOK
them by boat
L have done no killing. Pat. one BY
/ one they are finding them alive. Minnie
w. viii not come here as long as there
any danger of her being arrested. a
Boston man knows where she is, and
her guardian. MOssie II. Watt, Will, AT
proper and safe time, go TO her.
LET YOUR WIFE WRITE
me anything you wish, not ottener than
two times a month. Direct II. II.
Holmes. County Prison, Tenth and Reed
streets. Philadelphia. l cannot write
many letters to you. l am doing all l
can for all Expect to hear shortly
from You Give my love TO your wife
and Cora. Tell her / have tame mouse
and spider to keep me company. My
food is the worst part here. Clarence
PhiUipss restaurant at It's worst would
be fine compared with il. I only eat
once a day. Shall be out of it sooner
than YOU expect They keep Mrs l..
shut here six months when We would
have let her ont on bail Made a fool
of her. Write soon, and free. Ask any
questions you want to- GeOrgiana is
visiting her mother Went about two
weeks ago. With regards to ALL
II II. H."
Mrs. Patrick Quinlan lost her defiant
spirit in the police inqUisition and she
told the police things which resulted
in making them more than ever sus-
piciOuS of her husband and the part
he took in the mysterious business of
Holmes. Chief BadenOch said: Mrs.
| Quinlan's evidence was that after Mrs.
/ Conner disappeared il became necessary
for Holmes to produce her TO collect
some insurance. Mrs. Quinlan consent
ed TO act in her place. She went to an
insurance Office and SwOre she was Mrs.
! Conner, and signed that name"
Osmer w. Fay has been brought to
light. He admits he wrote the policies
for the insurance on the lives Of Holmes
and PietZel He admits very frankly
I that Holmes encouraged him TO keep
after Peitzel until he got his insurance
written, saying that Peitzel might
drop off az any time Mr.. Fay also
! knew Pat Quinlan. and says Holmes al
ways assured him QUinlan was man
TO be trusted with any kind Of a job,
and who would do it well and beuay
nothing"
AN IMPORTANT FIND
I I'm the Holmes slaughter house was a
| bench covered with blood stains. The
bench was found in a deserted store
room next to the apartment in which
I Pat Quinlan slept. 1t is believed by the
police that Holmes used the bench as
/ an operating table on which ne dismem-
[ bered his victims before dispOsing OF
I their bodies.
Patrick Quinlan has given informa-
tion that cOnvinces the police tnat
Holmes made away with Kitty Kelly,
who was employed by him as his CLERK
a- the drug store in Engiewood Gum
/ Ian gave the police picture, which ne
said was that of the missing girl
Mrs. LComis. who keeps a candy store
at Sixty-iirst and Wallace streets ana
who was housekeeper for Holmes from
1887 TO 1890. told her story to the ponce
to-day She said Holmes seemed TO
have peculiar liking Tor female elu-
Moves i'm his business. He employed
| them i'm various departments, some
times balf-a-dozen ut a time, but every
three or four months one OF them Wouio
be missing. and Holmes would Nolun-
teer a plausible story regarding si lheir
/ disapne9rance. In regard 10 his Dusi-
ness Holmes was always retlcent his
most trusted emplOye Tor a While was
n man named Latterman. one oaS
T.a-terman was missed and has not been
seen since
New York. July 27.-The World says
Frederick George Mind. who was IoI
merlv engaged in business IN Cnlcaso ~
with II. H. Holmes, IS now HYins ~
- -. lie said. "Holmes had IN NE