The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02
Seems to Be Slight Ground for
q q ANY Allegations Against sss,
the Young Man. sSs
HE WILL. VERY LIKELY gu
BE RELEASED 5T0-D DAY.
The Young Man is a Son Of Mr..
William B. Haynes, 4 Highly Y
Respected Citizen Of Rich 5
rnond His Relatives III
Are n Much Mt,ulch,l Dis: Dis Il;
turbed. 3 33s5

Allen Haynes, a Richmond
ran, son OF Mr.. William B. \ Haynes
no. 200 North Twenty sixth street. was "
arrested in Boston, Mass, yesterda on Il
$thcacEnrgc Of being connected with the
8lnyslet Gus murder Of the young woman al
whose torso was found stuffed Il In II the III
dress suit case September 2lst, In q the III
liza rborl near winthrop.
iyhe announcement + to- the family here.ss
$of the arrest of Haynes almost pros
Stratei the aged ather, D, nd .i III left III 2s
mother on the verge Of d Mysteries q HOS
has not been to- see Ill his u par rents ss
Sy. ars, except Tor three hours In Sseptensssss
Sber5$ of last year. has not writ
home sof ten. IS separete ed from his WIFE
Sand his paren Is hard dly knew she@ yas sinsss
Boston. time parenta love re;:Ss 4; M
Str..ains deep IN II their bosorns, however S
heir grief his trouble
Il onnd, almost pitiable. may flAd
conf fort ,a Row ever, II the thou III that 81
the latest atelegrams from Bosto Ind icateS;
That the charge has small found ton in
fact. VI II ss
1t Il is true that he has been drinkinss.S
and his excitement on account ot his sf
arrest has almost sent him into q e-$$SSaa e:--$Sa
7lirum tremens,5 and 1t Is true that he8Es
owes his present predcament to E his 3EsF
closest friend. Samuel A.. WI eld, " no.
got beastly drunk, and the poll over 81
hearing mutterings, succeed ed ~ worm
Ing from him the story on which Haynes gst ggSt
was arrested upon his appea rance y on 9g
the scene q few minutes Ia ter
Wingfiyld's Story 23I
Sa Following is special telegram res 5fs5
4oelved from tho Boston correspond dent
early this morning: sd 3ts iEs5
Haynes, a checking clerk In the en-
sploye of the Ocean steamship Company Z
aged 3S, Is under arrest here In con-
nection with the dress suit case murder, {s,;A
mystery. which has been occupy'ln g the Ss3sss
energies OF the Boston police for ten 35Ess
days Ills arrest Was due to statement 383aS
made by Samuel Wngfeld, OF Is TreTTSSSS
mont Road, his most intimate to friend, ,S$$
an oouist, who came here some 3s Tins 5a ZIG
ago from Baltimore. u fsSa Y IbSfsf
"While Haynes lis locked up. It is said 5
that he Will lie released In the mo n 3, ,9i5
If his condition justifles It, as the off,
GERS now boleve tina his story and thar sg
OF his fricnds, WlnEheld, are worthless III
noth being under the influence OF llquor.58,4a3
and ono on the verge Of dellrlunl & lre--gss
mems. 1t Is said that lWngtield's - story
SIs largely the lgment OF his drink and aS3
9dIsordered brain, as he has been on q 81
prolonged spree A careful compa rlsoilsI
OF Hayrcs' measurements, with the de- d.ee sss;5
scrptlon given by the pa wnbroker VINO 3&
sold tho dress-suit case which contained g 81
the torso found In the harbor, shows
many discrepancies. 85535 N 32ss
"Wormed" the Story. s5
s"Wngheld, interviewed by the sleuths
of n local detective agency who picked NJ
him ND on the street after overh earring s3
a muttered 6ren1arn without regard u alloG g GSS8 ySS8
his apparent condition. They wormed 9 sgf
ran,nrkabl story out OF him about nn s5
intimate friend of his who had recentiy a5ss a5s9s
cut IN a body, receiving FIVE dollars for n
the Job. 55 = u, III
this story are not known, btt they ~ -slS
duced Wlngfe!d to write Iut the story
md sign 1t In the presence OF W,tnesse ~
sIIavnes, having accidentally dropped ~ N
meantime. ana hearing the story, de-S3,;
clared Wingheli was crazy, and ms ~! own
condition was not much better. rheil re- sSSS
norter notified the police. who made the is@s
arrest and booked Haynes after hearih u
,Winghelds confession, hut In the meal,.
time Winghed apparently forRot al 8S
about his terrible charge. ana dlsap-g gSI
peared, and cannot be located
Another Version.
The Associated Press sends the follow
Ing account: B, s, /,
BOSTON. October 1.-The first arrest
IN connection with the finding ~ me M
harbor near Winthrop on September l slss 4.
OF dress suit case containing me torso ~
OF a Woman. on whom the medical exam exam
iner states an Illegal operation haa peeh
nerforned, occurred to-day. when the po-
lice took into custody on suspicion, lot 8Ss
being an uccompllce IN the case W,.lsanl sl
a. Haynes, of No. 52 Chamber stresl,
West End. this city, sG
4 The arrest Is said TO have peeh maze s
an sta atements made by Samuel A. WIN eef3s go
t,eld who told the police that he had q
friend who had cut tup q Body, A 4 NJ
HAYNES was examined at length ny sne lSs
nolice and while he denied the accusation
md claimed that his friend mad confused
with his being on a coropers Jury, ne r
VAS locked UP. Haynes Is clerk " 9 ri
shipping office. Wingield was also hald
as a witness. VA IA
No Definite Charge.
Up to this evening no dettntts Nh arEs g
had been pgeterrsd ainst Aay #