The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-12
bound the hands. They fell inert at the
side. of the body. Harry Hayward was

bound the hands. They fell inert at the
side. of the body. Harry Hayward was
dead
WHAT THE AUTOPSY R-!EALED.
Some time before his execution, at the
request OF his brother, DR.. Hayward, the
condemned man consented that an autopsy
should be performed and his brain exam
ined- This was done at the morgue to-day
by committee of physicians, headed by
DIR. W. A Jones. the brain specialist. and
DR.. H. A. Tomlinson, formerly superintend-
ent of the insane asylum at st, Peter.
Careful measurements of the head showed
that ii was about normal in size and shape.
The line through the long, the
forehead narrow and retreating and the
question Harry was a degenerate. such
is the belief of one of the specialists who
conducted the autopsy. OF the four stig-
variably characterizing degenerates, three
have been found, namely. marked SYM
m ,,s of the the skull brain ain and face: pro,
sharply arched palate The fourth one lies
in the facial and nasal angles and will
probably be found to exist wnen the proper
calculations have been made Of the skull
measurements. The brain has been found
to weigh ffty-five ounces. about normal.
and the defects in 1t, II any. are too subtle
The aged parents spent the last night of
their sons existence In their own apart
ments, at No. l6 Fourth street. south. at
tended by their Oldest son, the Doctor, and
a number of kind-hearted ladies who did
their utmost to console and help them.
They had expected to make Harry a last
visit during yesterday afternoon. but
strength and courage failed them. The CID
father whose whole frame shakes with
pandid is pa0 lie 9 h but n, mental M
pected. The mother has borne up remark
ably well. but those who know her best
n a
Cemetery. where they were laid away after
few simple words by Rev. DIR. Marion d.
was held in the little chapel at the ceme-
terry and was attended by a very few
friends and the members Of the family,
Adry included. After the words of Scrip
to place some flowers on the casket and,
supported by her son. Doctor Thaddeus.
ana ner husband , advanced sa to 90 SO She
ing carnations as she did so. When she
had arrived at the hight hand side Of the
bier she hesitated. In response to signal
from her Thaddeus and her husband loos-
ened their support of her and she stood
alone. She raised her clenched hands and
broke forth in a low moaning tone: Poor.
dear Ssby bey God has
him! God has forgiven him. Poor, dear
Harry. Poor. dear Harry. The chains bind
again. Poor. dear Harry Poor dear Harry!
My baby boy" With this the mother half
turned and started toward where
stopped. and lifting his face in her hands.
said: TELL him I've forgiven him mother"
Her reproachful tones echoed In the silent
mother turned from her elder boy TO where
her youngest lay. and fell fainting into
seat near by.
1t is supposed that the lengthy autobiog-
raphy which Harry Hayward dictated TO a
stenographer last night contains full con-
fession of his own connection with the MUIR
n ,f Cot All, Ill
tional accounts of other crimes in which
he has been involved. but the real facts
viii not be known until the statement is
which occurred 10 Hayward only q day or
two ago. and ii was his belief that IL might
be made profitable to his cousin. Goodseil.
Accordingly. he dictated 1t at length to
stenographer Richard Mabrey In the pres
ence of Goodsell and Joseph L. Mannix a
reporter. These three are the only persons
who know its contents and. naturally. will
divulse nothing. Ii is pretty certain. how
ever, that Harry told them all and that his
story story confirmed Blixrs story, told at the
was that as he did not actually commit the
deed, he was not guilty. He never could be
since his own hand was not imbrued in
Catherine Gng's blood. Hayward also made
several statements to the public in the
ment hope to make money by permitting
the public to hear Harry's own voice after
It's owner has been laid away.
OcttTdl dllcScQ CONFESSIONS nave DeCn
published, but there is no certainty that
any of them are true. The latest was one
printed yesterday afternoon, in which Hay
ward is said 10 have confessed to DIR. Bur-
ton and a reporter how he induced Claus
BliXt TO kill Miss Cling.
Durrant to Die Feb. Fl.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 1.-THE attor-
neys for Theodore Durrant moved for a
writ OF probable cause for order to prevent
the prisoners removal from the county
Jail to the State prison at San Quentin
The court denied the motion and subse-
quently signed Durrant's death warrant
fixing Feb. - the date OF the execution