The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-02

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Hayno. Is employed rs a clerk Mt Lewis
. wharf bv the Ocean Steamship Company.
ls1r, some respects his description rese1n-
bios that OF the man who lurctasnd q
q dress suit case from Pawnoroker be rs
man.
FL. Will Soon Know.
553 cant, IN Joseph Dugan, OF tho Bureau Of
u r,rjn,inal Inyestiga tion, said tonight:
Z a Denomination aud questioning of Wing
4bf,cld Ah,,s only served TO strengthen MS
original story, and Kate Conway mas also
n corroborated ali that he has gtven. out:
3f .Winrtield has been detained as Il wit
@Eness. Kate Conway Is his flance and thcy
VI hnpo been constantly in the company OF
4 HAYNES so that they ought t. Know nm MN
thoroughly.
Il s..As to my personal opinion OF the ar
u rest . am afraid that we are not on the
right track. FL / cannot see where there IS
# ifny reason to detaln the man any longer,
.Ebi1t4tho near future will determine. il
!sg Tie authorities to-day continued UNI
successfully the search OF the harpor LOT
tl,e missing members Of the unknown
wolnatl's body.
~ Parents Are Notified.
VA III an Interview last night with Mr..
3 Haynes and his son, it was stated i
that William Allen Haynes left Rich-E
B11lond about fifteen years ago, after
u having given up MS position ,v,,,v 'n hy
81; l. ON he was employed in the Office OF
5Alr. NJ Travc,s From Richmond Haynes
went TO Newport News, where he
was in the employ OF the Old Do
.s8ln.nior Steamship Company. From New
Tcrt News lie drlfted 10 Boston, where
Il al trace OF him and OF his occupation
4 was lost ,Sas he never wrote to his par
b was an occasional marked newspaper OF
81 Boston, which he sometimes forwarded
az tc his brother. 81
Sg HAYNES was born In Charles City coun-
II May o. 1861. Fifteen years ago ne
" married Miss Amy Evans, daughter OF
s8f Mr. George H. Eyans.tn stone contractor
3to = Newport News Difficulties arose be-
tween Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes because OF
VI tInynes drinking habits, and two years
y8 a, q they separated, Mrs. Haynes going,
u Ia live with her father iii Newport News,
"a I'd Haynes remaining in Boston. Haynes
4 las Visited his home once, in Septe mper
az a year ago. He remained with his ram
lily about three hours, and at MS de-
53S partrrc left neither trace or word as 10
where he was going.
Almost Frustrated.
When a reporter called at the residence
last night he found tho family seated ON
The front porch convcrsing and ENJOYING
HE GOODNESS OF the evening An au-
#t1iencc was requested Of Mr.. Haynes,
and he escorted them to tho parlor, but
+re nature Of the quest was so serious
NJ mt I 1ey were taken into a room in the
lack part OF the house. There In as few
& cords simply and as kindly as possible
,he reporter broke the news and made
III ,,ncwn' 4 his GRAND. Tho father q
z white haired old gentleman, and his
son, a fine looking. straighttorWard
Il Youth. were the only ones WIN the re-
rortcr. Tho news was broken as gently
Us possible, but the father and son were
almost Frustrated by the shock ~
y cannot boz" they said. mot Willie lie
has not falfA1l so low as that"
u At first Mr.: Haynes refused TO discuss
Y re matter. and the reporter was non non.
Il nlusscd. He represented. however, that
Il were best TO tell all they knew, ms the
~ facts in tho case would come out soon
L or late, and II were better that the story
n shonld come from their lips rather than
~ from n stranger The young man 1ell
into the argument, and prevailed on ms
father TO relate all the facts they Knew
II az the life of the brother who stands ac-
c,,sed az tho crime since his de-
parture from home Hnltingly and hes-
Il tatinEly the meagre facts We're obtained
in answer TO the queries put TO the dis
tressed father and brother,
Never Wrote Home.
.sNhat do you know OF your sons life
and occupation since he left homer?
..Nothng; lac has never written me Il
line" said the father. we have re-
I y cciyed occasional newspapers from Bos-
4 ION. but outside of that we have known
# nothing OF him since he left his home
@ He was here for about three hours Sep
Stcmber n year ago, but when he left US
81 he said nothing of where he was going
i "Was he ever employed here In Rich
ri mond?" asker the reporter
8 ':IIe was with the Virginla-Carollnf
Chemical Company, in the office of Mr.
the younger man, brokcnly. Gle wa
4 as fine ns boy as ever breathcd.
AT first they refused to disclose tn
whereabouts of Mrs. Amy Haynes, hu
/, finally consented 10 do SO on the represen
4 4 tatlon that she should be informed n
once OF her husbands predicament The
& told also of the es.rangement hetwee
f Haynes and his wife, saying that drin
@slhad caused the separation.
Mother Hysterical
Mrs. Haynes, the mother, who wa
\ bordering on Mysteries, frequently brok
M into the room. crying that her ho
was not guilty Of the henou
offense ana pleading to he allowed t
4 4 stay in the room while the conversatio
b was being carried on. Her son led he
II from the room each time, and pleade
+ with her TO calm herself, But nothln
Gould quiet the nerves Or the broker
hearted mother,
M once she ran IN and said; I'VE wan
You t. understand that we lovo Amy ar
her children. She couldn't live with n
s. boy. bu. she is the dearest little womf
In the world, and please don't say an!
Mining about her. She was borne wee
aS Ing from the room.
The haynes family is oye of much +
M llnemeHt and reapectnbilityM They live
d pleasant home which bnass ~ the a
d mospbcTe OF refinement and culture n
Haynes IL an Inspector on The Jam
River division, and young Mr. Haynes b
II = position With the Southern Bell Tel
phone Company,
itr., Il, 90 w. aud q