The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-05
HIS CRIMES.
Set Forth In a Detectives Book OF
"Missing Links
THE MURDER OF CATHARINE GING
And Attempts to Remove"
Adry and Elder Stewart.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 5-The closing act
In tho drama Of Harry Hayward's life Is at
hand. and in that connection the book OF
missing links" which has been prepared
by Michael Quinlan, the detective en-
ployed by the Haywards, has a remarkable
interest. The book was given TO the print
ers yesterday afternoon.
The whole book is virtually a confession
OF Hayward's guilt. Qunlan, himself,
evidently believes In II most thoroughly.
Two chapters are devoted 20 running ac-
count oil the crime aud trial. The remain
Ing chapters are devoted 10 the ''links,
and arc SO designated. The most i'm
portant Is that on which the confession Is
based which appears in link five. In that
chapter "a visit To Hayward Mt the jail is
detailed by the detective. Harry had been
discussing with his do,octiye preposter-
Gus plan for getting Adry out OF tho way.
The plan was an exceedingly ingenious
and daring one. Qunlan said:
"Wcll, Hurry, your scheme is n great
one, and well put up but you must re-
member that you only look at one side Of
1t. You know there are two sides to
everything. You remember how well
your plot was laid In you last Job on the
murder OF Miss Cling. and you see how
poorly you put up that Job. You look
only at one side OF It,"
Plans Thwartsd by His Brother.
"Well," replied Hayward. pctulantly,
"who in hoavon's namo would think that
his own brother would go back on himP
Had Adry stayed with me, would never
have cared what Dlixt or Stewart would
have said. They did not disprove my loan
10 Kit (Miss Ging) on the trial, and that
alone would havo carried out my theory"
That" says Qulnlan, "was Hayward's
conversation"
On another oco,sion Hayward said to
Quinlan: IF Adry only told ali the truth
and tho facts rs they are he would not
help me any. but he would get hanged,
just as | expect 10 bc. We both deserve
hanging for the crimes we have committed
before this"
A third confession is narrated just at
the close Of the book, IN u bit OF unwrit-
ten history. Ii simply states nt one time,
while Adry was on the stand, Harry m
nounced 10 some OF his friends that he
was going 20 throw up the sponge and
confess the whole thing He was only lie
tered from this by the earnest solicita-
ton Of those interestcd in tho case, the
appeal being placed solely 'for his
mothers sake. =
Qunlan claims to have secured the first
knowledge OF tho attempt to break Jail
through a question from DIR. Thaddeus
Hayward, who came 10 his Office and
wanted to know what he would charge to
60 away with man and keep him under
cover for one yeas~~
The detective describes the effrontery ex.
hibited by Harry Ia requesting Quinlan to
send to Chicago or 81. Louis for real live
cutthroat, who knew his business and bs
ready for n consideration 10 enter Elder
Stewards house, blow chloroform through
quill into the elders bedroom, and when
ht was gone off, to enter the room, IRE.
move" him with a rope around his neck,
and then clean out tho place. Harry was
10 put the thug "on" SO he could make a
rich haul, aud people would think the
elder had been murdered for his money
Wanted Witnesses Removed"
The plan OF kidnapping Adry had been
already explained Harry congratulated
himself that with Adry and the elder
removed" Assistant County Attorney
Hall could get no more lies out of them"
Two Of the most important bits of eyi.
dencc, the "T" rail and the soldered can
are touched upon, each being given .
chapter. The connection OF the former
with Harry Hayward's first plan to kill
Miss Cling with &c Is shown in chapter o.
how Harry had planned it ont by the
lonely road and expected TO do the job
with IL, but failed through his coward
heart"
A good deal Of spnce is devoted TO Adry
Hayward's connection with the case He
says Adry was interested with him i'm
burning the mill at Hamill, and partici-
pated in the profits from tho insurance
He also accused .Adry Of being the robber
who held up Harry, Miss Cling and com.
panior one evening year ago last sum-
mer at Lake Calhoun. Harry, according
to Quinlan. was Ia tho scheme and held
the head OF the horse while his brother
was trying 20 snatch diamonds from the
occupants OF ,hc carriage.
The book exposes "a good many Of the
double purposes of the actors In the drama
and shows clearly how deceived and
mysti1ed were Harry's attorneys by their
clients actions.
sergcants shifted.