Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-10

an explanation, the unhappy man
turned deathy white ana fell on the
moor In fainting III. He was res
tored to consciousness and was led TO
q cell, on the way to which ne tainted
again. Blood stains were also found
on his trousers. Some were on his
oVerooat and more on his hat The
nat a derby, had evidently been wash
ed, but not sufficiently, as blood crys-
tals were positively identified.
capt l3akef went into the cell with
MN after he had recovered somewhat
from the faintng condition. and spoke
10 him. Miller looked up and said
1 know nothing about the matter"
In the sweatboN Miller claimed that
last night he attended a meeting OF the
Wolverine Circle, an insurance organ
lGation, on Baker street. and that he
lett about II o'clock. II true this would
be sufficient alibl for the murder took
place at II O'Clock, or a few minutes
later
A SECOND MURDER MYSTERY.
Detroit. April lO.-While the police
were bending all efforts early today to-
ward running down the slayer OF Miss
bennett whose mutilated body was
found on Thirteenth street last mid
night, second brutal murder was dis
covered The body OF George Henry
Haywood was found lying in pool Of
blood on the sidewalk on Amherst
street, half block west Of Junction
avenue. at $3.50 o'clock this morning, a
deep cash over the left eye, from which
the brains oozed telling the cause Of
death.
49,
Michigan Malleable Iron Works and
attended a dance at Baker hall. corner
of Baker ana Seventeenth streets, last
night His wife had intended TO ac-
company him but was IN and gave IL
up, 1t Is not known what time he
started for home but he was found
within 100 yards OF his home and had
evidently been dead some hours
As her husband did not return dur
Ing the night, Mrs Haywood was very
much alarmed and arising early she
sent her oldest boy Earl, aged II, out
to see II he could find any trace Of his
father The little chap had gone but
short distance from the house when
he discovered the lfeless remains OF
the parent The body was removed TO
the m0rgue and placed beside the re-
mains OF Miss bennett. who had also
been murdered but few hours prev-
Gus. An examination Of Heywoods
body and clothes showed that rob-
berry was not the motive. There was
an ugly wound In the skull Detectives
arrested William +. Jones, roomer
In Heywoods house. The two men
are said to have quarreled frequently.
About rs feet from where the body YVES
found a revolver lay In the alley. The
Haywood boy identified Il az belonging
TO Jones. Whether II could have caused
the wound is the question which the
police will fathom. At the station
Jones was examined as TO his relations
with the Haywood family. He said his
home is In Lincoln, Neb,, where he has
a wife and three children.
He said ne first became acquainted
with the Heywoods about five years
ago, when he went to the house one
day 10 mend a gasoline stove for them.
He has been boarding there since last
February
There was a freshly discharged cart
ridge In the revolver found In the alley.
Dr. Welbaker who examined Hey
woods body, is Of the opinion that the
wound was inflicted by revolver held
nc very close range.