The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-01
For the Murder Of His Partner
as Result Of Unparalleled
Detective Work OF Nor.
thern Indians
A CASE OF TELEpAIHY
ALSO PLAYED A PART in THE
STRANGE cAsE-BRoTHER Or
VICTIM SAW TtiE CRIME
IN HIS DREAMS The
SAME NIGHT.

Winnipeg, Man. September go.
Charles King Of Salt Lake city. Utah.
was hanged here today Tor the brutal
murder Of an English mining prospec-
tor.
Nearly two years ago Charles King
arrived AZ Edmonton. accompanied IN
ian English mining prospacsar named
Edward Hayward They went into the
unexplorqi north to seek for mineral
wealth In Edmonton they bougnf an
outfit and left to camp Oh the ssinres
Inf the Lesser Slave Lake. That was
the last seen of Hayward alive
Indian canning was the result III
Kings undoing, An Indian named Si
kachese noticed tracks that looked
strange til him. and he decided To look
Into the matter. He followed them to
the lake and then went to Sergeant
Anderson of tile Royal Northwest
Mounted Police, and brought the mat.
Ter 70 his notice. Kisanis, another Iil-
dian, also noticed the tracks ana fols
owed them tn the mems camp Here
he saw two men Several other Till
iians also saw the two men III camp.
Heard Shot.
Ind ans watched them, ana on sen.
einber iss 1908, the third night of
heir stay, they heard Il shot Kis.
iiiia Went III the camp. hut could only
ssestha tracks Of ona man leaving the
amp, while the other man was nu-
where III lib seen. This was Ill once
2srrfsntrui~eaAss sxs tire rrsts rsr fno ff1gSe
snd King was captured hy Sergeant
AndefFon.
king's explanation was that Hay.
ward had taken the Sturgeon I.alse
frail while he had come on to the
ake, The Indians at once began to
aeg 8Qr the tracks Of the other man,
ut epnld find none. Then tiiey turn.
IFd their attention To the canfp fre.
While Sergeant Anderson took charge
the prisoner. Att they camp theT
aHia across All Indian boy named
1oostoos, who while hunting musk
ats had noticed the smoke oil an In.
isually large camp fire. He after.
gard saw King pass h's grandfather
teepee, and contested the two circum.
itances- Then, full of curiosity. ha
vent to find the cause of the btg IRE
The ashes We're still glowing ann
~ the surface appeared u be the rr.
mains of some garment. He found \
5harred button, which fell 10 pieces II
als hands. He told his grandfather
MI other india of his find. Than
she investigation began In earnest
They found a track. which was iden-
tifled as Kings leading to a sloush
which they searched, feeling with their
are feet for what intuition told them
must be there, while others rakaa
among the still smolGering asfes. They
were successful in both cases. III
me IRE were found pieces of bone and
Aesn, gold-tilled tooth, piece Of
needle and some shot.
The Other FAR.
In the slough. which the Inyliana
ifained, We're found two pairs of hoota
anu the sole Of another. In one of ,hq
boots was a bundle containing nu,p.
per OF articles that belonged ID ma
Missing man, and among other things
2 broken needle which exactly attad
ne piece found In the fire. liz
Rettte was also discovered IN tha
siough which King claimed. saving M
Tag used Il 70 water his horses. same
1'tAe distance from the fire was fonn,i
some straw covered with blood ana
what the Indians claimed to he
Drains On the strength of this evi.
lehce King was convicted. In addi.
ION to King and the mounted police
7ome sixty Indians made tnls journey
y over 500 miles to give their testi.
mony al the trial.
On Kings person were rouna ma,y
articles which had once belonga, II
hayward.
Henry Hayward. brother ef ma \.
'eased, came from England and ilen.
med number of the ar; cies fnnpc
u we hre' proving beyond doubt that
y was MS brother who had been mnr.
lered n '''"'s
4 remarkable feature OF the case y,
she story told by Henry Iiaywap,
winch appeared In d;. patches fron,
,ngland shortly after hescrime en-
.he morning Of September 10 fthe dav
Iol'owins the crime) Henry Haywnrd
.old MS sister that during iils nIphr
- had been visited by d horrihle
iream' In his vision he had seen n,s
ltother Edward shot and the remains
'urheu ~ fire. Every fletail Vas
oerieet. The location was shown nas
nf features Of the man VINO ald ths
'hoo'lng wore clearly thown n cor.
q this h may hc aaId that
itnry Hayward had t,,,d thss ..,.~..