Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-20

hAuhba hhht nhIAd MIN ~ an uuuHunt
type OF criminal.
HIS hrst murder was that Of Carrie
bass, near Pasadena, Cal, and ho dei-
cribeb the affair thur:
VI met tnls girl at n dance, and, 10
cut II short, killed her. She MAJ
money aud | shot and buried her.
Ihat II hll Of that, lock at II In this
way II was not much Of an amount;
u was 500 AMI ms odi things thai
she had. l got the money. She would
naturally heller, and az looked ut II,
she would be better on n dead. There
wouid not be- anybody b heller around
as she DID not have any 10 stioua. She
was young, pretty and ltlle bit On
The sporting order. Tho money WAS
left her by hor father. Ii has always
been IN my head TO kill a person AMI
not look at iholr face after they arc
dead; because there's that mind bust.
ness that leaves an impression on your
mind. That " what makes mutdorefs
confess. The cJnsolenoo bblhors them.
de then goes ON 10 dCtcriUe now ho
got her money on some prutext, In
weighed hor out 10 drive In the mouu.
taiug, and how he shot hrr. IL was n
hzElo, he said, as he dill not figure
u cut ~ carefully ne he would have
done later. She did not die at once,
but Hoped afOund. Ho buried her tho
best ho could, but worried about IL
afterwards ami hired man two weeks
after 10 20 out and / ut her Ia a box and
throw II Into the port at Los Angeles.
he knew this name name, but on the
principle OF honor among thieves
wouid not tell H. Nothing haG ever
come Of the matter. Money, he said,
was the ilfat object In lie, girls tho
second, and travel the third.
There was n girl Ia Minneapolis with
whom ho va, going aud who had s., 900
q year. He had planned 10 kill her,
but did not, because there was no way
lac could got the money. But he longcj
" DO the decd.
"Shu used 10 make mo sod-d mad !"
said hayward, "lhat 1 wanted TO choke
her. can understand how Duftaut
Killed those two girls In Ban Francisco
With pleasure"
Once, when tending bar in Long
Branch, he had killed n conhumpuv0
man who was there and who had
money. The oonsumptivo had money
hnd wanted TO die. the name Harry
refused % tell, on tho ground that he
had An accomplish VINO might get into
trouble now, bus this murder was by
shooting, too, and the body had been
thrown into the water.
Then there was ChlnAman killed
In gambling quarrel and the brother
VI the Mexican girl Of PaaO dol NotIe
and lastly Miss Cling. One Of Hafry'i
auditors asked him n he ever GaN
I ~ 81.
iecen but not OF real people. Catherine
Cling had never bothered him at,e
death, but the girl whose brother h'
had killed, appeared to him before tn,
Cling Killing and said; "Harry, lool
out, look out"
Tho object OF the Cling murder wa
money aud hatred. He hated the CIR
because she was ~ stingy. He ha'
obtained S3,sUO OF her money-an,
mean aud suspicious, she had n wal
OF putting her hands on him ant
pinohing him that made him 20 ma,
he wanted to choke her, aad coult
scarcely keep from II until tho tim
was ripe.
Tho stories Of Blixl aud AaFy on tn
stand were practically correct, an
Harry exonerated AdTy from all crlmi
nal connection with any Of hi
schemes. Blixt, ho said, was surel
hypnotized ana was moi responsible
He felt sure that the man shoul
have been given but two or thts
years In prison instead Of a life.seI
tence.
In closing his statement, HAywar,
taid: 81 have told the truth, so hel
me GOd--ii there IL a God. IL there 1
ho certaiRly WON'T blame meas hav
, honestly followed the dictates OF m
own conscience. / don't say / AT
! sorry, for | am not. have made m
! bed and will lie In II without kicking
1 have had my fun anu will pay 70
It,"
He admitted knowing a lot sbou
3 green goods and had used counterfeit
n good deal, but would not toll WIFI
no knew, as II would endanger other