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Show nCHOHS AMI) COSJECIUlIt'H. As Is usual in such cases various! rumors ru-mors aro beirg circulated about town but thcra seems to be remarkably perfect per-fect unanimity In ascribing the ctlmeto Harry llsyra. Hundreds of theories havo been advanced but aro quickly abandoned as new-clues nra discovered or as old ones take a new tuiu. Harry Itayo and Home of tbovlctlins' relatives are moro tlinn endeavoring tothrow suspicion sus-picion en Sladu but tho majority licit itivo this theory no wclglit and bilieve it has no foundation. (torguHajes. a son of Harry najes, by a first wife, cniiic from tl u ci.st Inst March nnd lived pome time with his father both ot Kurcka and the rarch Hajes passed this sou off as his nc li. The young in in disappeared InstDnein Iwr. As soon as the officers lienrd of cbU thry liitcriogated Haves as to tins son He stated that tho boy had it-turned it-turned east in December but did not know whether bo bad any money nt that time or wlicic ho is at pronent, Hayes' answers aroused suspicion nnd two theories were ndvuucid. Flint, that Qcorge Hayes was iinpllcntctl in the murder mid that if he was found the missing team mid wiignn would be dir-covjicd. dir-covjicd. Second, that ho too was a vie tlmofthe aciAtiiiii nnd that his body would alto bo found In thu lake. Both of these thecrits have been cxphxled liowtvcraslt wasstatid Monday cveie ing that Marshal l'owler had loclul tl c by but the ntlkers refnavil lo a Millie Mi-llie l-o) V preunt wherialiouti, A Danmi ii repieeiitntivr humid llmt the boy hnd told pintle? nt lVliinu 1'nli t that bis father had never procured a divorce from IiIh mother mid ho s ciutd lo feel very blmr tuumiN Ii'h fiuher- u this nccoui.t. Tl vf Hiine IVIIriiu l'olnt men eny that Geoigu llayeavuutlo l':i tyiii where ho vrorkid foi bin hoard U r some man who was tho agent of tic CU-oigoOdcllwitgou company uiitilaonii. time in December when he. itceivul (7f from his relatives in Iho cntt utid tool, his dcpnrtuic for that point The office rH who mo noikin on the caeo are cautious In divulglu anything r.-garding their actions or tlicol h s. 'flu y aro yet of tho op iilou that the horses n:idwiigon an- at tho botlom of the lake nud tlint KureKn wilt fiiruleh the strong-est strong-est cluia and the solution of the mv story. Thotluor u n" gt-ni'inlly accepted is that the deed was done on tlio nlqht of the l(Jt Ii as a riputiiblu witnees has ten-tilled ten-tilled that lie- pataid tho preeeding afternoon af-ternoon with tlio bojs. It Ii believed that tin) deed vvasioaiuiltled while tlie boys wero in bed mid that piobiil ly three or f.mr wero Implh'atcd in the crime. Thu i.iollvu cmiiint hi; detenu inid, Iteouldnot havo been rol-bef as tho boys' money mid some other Mil tmblcs havo been fo-u.d The idea that tho inuriW grew out of the land trouble s scouted as St.ido g.ilntd every suit and it is tliought his ftellrgt would savut mpre of nnigiiaiiiiiiity than murder. The motive la a fardeep-r one mid failure te determine it Is w liat is bathing the olfl-eeri. olfl-eeri. A UVSTtlllOfS HAM. 1 'Constable Johnson stated that batur- day morning early, f i om a point of van- - tige beliliid tiniiu lucks on the mouii- i tain west ot tho Haj es cabin, ho observ: iil n it mi timrifj from tho cellar near the eib n andi'isappearln n gully. He reappinred in a few minutes but was again lost to sight. Upon sppioaehlng the home the constable saw n man who answered thodecriiion chopping wood. When iii-tliiird UruM df tiled go'ng into thu gul but Hi'inltKd that lie was chopping the wotd. Uu said the rri-n nilglit havo liwii 1'ilerson Vhe Iwo men who slept with Hayes In the- eabla nrio potilive ll'al llajenvrni n-!np at ll.o time the man wan setnln the hollow. hol-low. Wh'HVtr ihe man wni It ii the gtriural opiiiioii ilittthe rniis'nbli- mad an crrar in hulinx to traeH t'n. nun by his foot nuts. 'Una would have been an e-aay matter aH tlicnsamli of sheep have rerontly p.-sel tline and' In the-dust the-dust the (racks won I J h'w liecn poftct-ly poftct-ly dlstlnil. |