The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-11
BODY OF BooKKEEPER FOUND
 ON SIDEWALK.
Detroit Police Have Their Hands Full-William E. Jones Sus- pected of Killing George
 Henry Heywood.

Detroit. Mich. April 1o-Whfle the po- lice were bending all efforts early today running down the slayer Of Miss Jenmett' whose mutilated body was found on ihir- tcenth Street last midnight, second oru- tai murder was discovered.
 The body of George Henry Heywood was found lying in pool of biood on tHe sidewalk on Amherst Street. half block west of Junction Avenue. at o:3o o'ciock this morning. deep gash over the ieft eye from which the brains oozeo. teIl'is the cause of death. Heywood was head bookkeeper at the Michigan Maileaoie Iron Works and attended q dance at Ba- ker hall corner of Baker and Seventeenth Street last night.
 His wife had intended to accompany him, but was Ill and gave 1t up. IL IS not known what time he started for home. but he was found within 100 yards oi ms home and had evidently been dead some hours the night. Mrs. Haywood was very much alarmed and arising carly she sent her oldest boy. Earl. aged r. out 10 ses II he could find any trace of his father. fne little chap had gone but a short distance from the house when he discovered the lifeless remains of the pareptA
 The police were notified and the pody was removed to the morgue and piaced beside the remains of MISS 1enneui ,,ro mno previous An examination of; Heywood body and clothing showed that robbery was not the motive. There was put one wound. evidently made with a neavy blunt instrument. as 1t penetrated tne skull and left an ugly cut
 Detectives were immediately but 10
 work on the case and they arrested Vii liam F. Jones roomer in Heywood house. The two men are sald to haSs ouarreIed frequently. About seventy-nve feet from where the body was found revolver lav in the alley. The little Hey wood boy identified 1t as belonging 10 Jones and. said he had seen 1t in his room; Whether 1t could have caused the wound ;s thc question which the police will try
 At the station Jones was examined as to his relations with the Heywood family. He said his home is in Lincoln. Neb. He said he first became acquainted with the Heywocd family apout hve years ago. when he went to the house one day to mend a gasoline stove TOT them He has been boarding there since last February.
 There was freshly discharged cart ridge in the revolver found in the alley and said to belong to Jones. Dr; w. R. Baker ! who examined Hcywood's body as soon as h had been found. IS or the oninion that the wound, was inflicted by a revolver held at very close range.
 In a lot near where the body was dis covered a revolver was found Wmch Heywood's Noung, son at hrst posiiively in the day, however the lad was no, sure of the Identification and said he was not positive that the weapon belonged tc Jones. During the examination or Hey. woods little daughter Kate. the fact was developed that she heard a shot fired about 3 o'clock this moring. The officers have located persons who saw Heywood who attended dance yester- day evening three blocks from his home | at 2:SO o'clock Mrs. Haywood told the | officers tfat at 3 o'clock in the morning l she gave Jones headache powder.