The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
THE MISSING LINKS
In the Famous Hayward Cass-Alleged
Confessions In Detective 0uinlan's


Ia the Famous Hayward Case-Allesed
Confessions IN Detective Qpinlan's
Book,
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec, 4.-Phe
closing act in tho drama OF Harry Hay
wards NE Is ut hand and IN that con,
nectlun, the book OF 'gpissirg INKS
which has bGcl prepared ~ Miehnel
Quinlnn, the adjective employed by tho
llaywOrds, has n remarkable Interest.
The book, which win comprise some 10
pages, with cuts OF Hayward, MISS
cling and the detective himself was
g!Yln to tho priptcIB this Afternoon ana
VIII be ready for the public next Mon
day.
Tho whole book IL virtually a con-
fcss!on Of Hayward'R guilt. Quinlan
himself evidently believes In y most
thoroughly Two chapters are devoted
10 running account OF the crime ana
trial. Tho remaining chapters are DC
voted to tho 'llnks' and are so deSlH-
mated. The most important Is that on
which the confession Is based whiclfap-
pears In 'lipl: dve." In that chapter u
visit to Hayward at the jail Is detailed
by the detective, Harry had been dis-
ousgirg With his detective n prupostpr-
ous plan for getting Adry out OF the
way, The plot was nm exceedingly N
yeniOus and daring one. Qulnlan Said
"Well, Harry, your scheme IL great
one and well put up, but you must re-
member that you only look ut nesideot
II. You know thCrG arc two aides 10
everything, You remember how VEN
your plot was laid IN your 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 II"
well" Teplled Hayward, potulantly'
''whO IN heavens name would think ms
own brother would go back on him?
Had Adry stayed with mo ! would not
have cared what Bliyt would have said,
or Stewart They did not disprove my
loan to KIT CMlss Giug) IN the trial anu
that alone would have carried out my
"That," says oulnlan, twas Hay.
wards confession"
ON another occasion, Harry said to
Qulnlan, "if Adry only told all the
truth and the facts us they are, he
would not help me any, but he would
get hanged Just Gs ] expect to be, we
both deserve hanging for the crimes we
have committed before thia."
IN third confession Is narrated Just
at the close OF the book, In bit OF I'M
written history, which 10 extremely In
tcrcating, but which, strange to relate
has never been known throughout the
entire care, which has been sitted as
finely for facts and evidence rs any
Gaze that has ever come before the pub
llu. 1t II simply the fact that ut one
time, while Adry was on the stand
Harry announced 10 some OF his rrlends
that he was going TO throw up the
sponge and confess the whole thing, He
was only deferred from this by the ear
nest solicitation OF those Interested IN
the case, the appeal being placed solely
"for his mothers sake"
Qulnlan claims TO have secured the
first knowledge OF tho attempt to break
Jnll through q question from DR. Thad-
deus HAYWARD, who came TO his Office
and wnnted to know whnt he wouId
charge to 20 away with man ana keep
him undor cover for one year.
The detective describes the effrontery
exhibited by Harry In requesting Quin-
Ian to send to Chicago for a real I'VE
cut throat who knew his business ana
be ready, for n consideration. TO enter
Elder Stewards house, blow chlorotorm
through n quill into the elders bed
room, and when he was gone on 10
| enter the room. remove him with a
rope around his neck and then clean ont
the place. Harry was to put tho thug
"oni so he could mako rich haul and
pcople would think the elder hnd been
murdered for his money.
The plan OF the kidnapping OF AIRY
has been already explained. Harry
congratulated himself that with AIRY
and the elder removed Assistant
County Attorney Hall could get no
moro lies out Of them, 49,.
Two OF the most important bits OF
evidence. the "r' rail and the soldercd
| can are touched upon. each being given
n chapter. The connection OF the for
NOR with Harry Hayward and his plan
10 Kill Miss ding with It IL shown IN
chnpter show Harry had planted II
ont by the lonely ruad and expected to
| 10 the Job with II. but failed through
| his coward heart" The finding OF
the can by QulnlAn through a note sent
IN Harry Hayward 10 him Ia also ok
| pinIned and forms Rtiil fourth con-
icsslon nj guilt one Of the most inter
cStIng secrets revealed In the book Is
| ma 10 tho stun" which was put IN
| Dlixt'g whisky the night Of the murder.
Oulnlnn went out 10 Hopkins factory
pnd discovered that some one had been
out there the day Of the murder ana
| nuTrhngcl 81 worm OF ullN'klg WI At'
| Growing Impatient Mt the slow how OF
the explosive. he had taken half pint
with him and lcrt, saying that his
'partner'' would come for the balance
| His partner never came and the occur
| renee was 10 unusual that the maker
of the -glyccriEe and his wife Doth
remembered tho circumstances
oulnlan hastcncd back with the In.
formation, hoping that II could be used
| I'm the aprcnl for n new trial When nc
| lad detailed the circumstances Harry
REPLIED quickly: You must drop that
MI once. II win never Go. Why you
vim get ono OF my best friends Into
trouble"
A rood deal OF space II devoted 10
| hdry HaywRrhs connection with the
caEo. Adiv is directly chnrred by Hnr'
~ with hoiuc Interested with HIN In
burning the min mt Hamill and pnriiel-
| rauur In the profits from the inln-
innre. JIo nlso accuses Adry as bslnE
the rObbcr who held up Harry, MISS
| Glri- aud companion, ono evening a
year nt:r last summer at Lake Cal
| hnun. Harry, according 10 Qulnlun.
was In tho scheme and held tho head of
| Tho HORDE white his brother was trying
10 snatch IN diamonds from the occu-
pants of tile carriage
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