West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-08-06

uvI'n pl .U' ~Ir cine" 300 shorthand These
no read ON .D,t. witness .,oud and thcv
lul'N c.rroh"rat.d former testimony on
This point
on eros. examination English stated
ig i, he ha heard Parsons. Spies and
tle.H'n l.Hh iyep1tntiy he thought
lhclr sp'orn, V1 the NIGHT IA question
rather more lnl,d than usual They did
not shy ihui night ihHi they were going 10
u'1 ipiCc tn.t.. rltu-Du- 'Suii they were
not ready, aud ''p'cs said the meeting was
not callc 90 iucite riot Hoard Captain
ward IS word, calling ou the crowd TO dis.
perse, but did not honr TicIdcu saw "Tbore
able
The stories told toy Detectives NIcKeoch.
iiaat anu Mr Hyiuemlun proved beyond
much chance Of contradiction that tho
bpmDthrO wing and shooting b.. tho An
arohi,is commenced simultaneously, and
both occurred before the police had fired a
shot There va, further substnutiution Of
Oh" use by lIslIeu OF tho word, applied 10
me police ana addressed 10 the crowd:
Here com" th" bioplhouud. Men do
your duty aud } viii do mime r'
il. VI. thompson. am CnpiONc OF Mar
SNAIL ti.id q Co. was called 10 the stand
and said he va, handed "Rpvouge" cir
cu'Jr on the might OF May g. and went up
To- the havmWket meeting. He asked a
MI BruZ'I'on 10 point ont the speakers.
Just then Scuwub camo along and was
pointed ON. \ little later Spies got on tho
wagon and called for Parsons. Witness
continued
"Thom he got down. and pretty soon
saw Spies and Schwab enter The alley near
Crane Bros. place" ] was standing close
by Thorn aud heard tho words pistol and
police. hoard either the word pistol
on police twice. Then | heard Spies say:
DO YOU tuluS one Is enough!
Hadn't we better got some more
! ba P%sIed scb, "i%5ns by and later
they como we viii 20 Tor then, and Spies
said ! don't thnl, tuey will dare bother
Us. Then a.tllrd man joined Spies and
IalNonN an i'e three seemed TO crowd up
toselhet Jaw Spies pass something To
the third man and he put IL i'm his right
hand poke. Then they separated and
went into tine crowd
Did you see that third man after thatir
Yes, / saw him ON tne wagon"
Look at thut picture and shy il IL looks
Ike the third man. Handing witness a
photograph of Schnulbrit
Yes. should say shat l. a picture of
the third man saw with Schwab aud
Spies, and on tho wagon. Ills whisker,
were longer then / think though"
The testimony OF tins witness created
puitU sensation in court and the defcnd-
UNITS IN particular were intensely in
tere,ted They GRAINED their neck, for
ward 10 catch every word. Counsel
Tor the defendants consulted for several
minutes before beginning tho cross
eNamlnotiun Finally Mr. Foster tool,
mold OF the witness and tried bv
u long and rapid fire OF questions to shake
MS testimony. Witness said be could not
understand German. Tho conversation no
heard was in English He did not hear
mem say any thing about Schwab going
didn't hear Spies ask il one speaker
at that meeting would be enough
The question by Spies " VIII one be
enough, in tue conversation overheard
by Witness, might, hs supposed, have been
won reference TO the meeting 40 Deering
lie would swear positively that be saw
Spies and Schwab talking together that
night spies used both of the words ''pis
al nm mol Ifsaf
the witness closely about where Spies
and Schwab went, aud learned that they
won't together on Randolph street
as far as Unlisted aud then
came back. Witness said he followed them
closely MP there and back, "a distance OF
about five blocks. He passed them at
Union street on the way back and heard
ScEwab say: Now when they come we
will give ito them. He could not say 10
whom Schwao had reference Spies an
s"ered him saying: j do not think they
VIII bother Us. When he got back to the
corner or Randolph and - PLANES he saw
the two still talking together. and that
was the last he saw of Schwab, but saw
spies get On tine wagon. This was about
twenty minutes past eight o'clock
hen they got BAGS to tho streets lust
mentioned they met tb" third man Schnau-
belt, VINO came from the eust as il from
around IN corner iu tue alley. Witness
was ON the Sidewalk facing Spies and
about ten feet distant from him when they
stopped and entered into conversation
Nh Foster, i'm uu cNcjtsi tone. asked wit
ness why II Spies was facing him he
dld not sec him Witness calmly re
uied that DE might have seem him
AT that time witness did not hear a word
from amy of them lie saw Spies hand
Nchuuubeit something but could not tell
" bat 10 was He next saw Schuaubelt ON
the wagon. aud he -tuid there about an
hour Witness wa, not present when tho
bomb exploded.
CWc'co, July - In the Anarchist trial
yesterday Harry GIuuer Swore that lac en-
t.rtd Crane alley while Fieldau WAS
speaking at the lny market meeting: that
there was a little knot OF persons i'm the all
ley. mat man came from the wagon to
ile alley just immediately after "a CRY OF
Here come The police that this man
DO a match and ton bed H. To a fuse
held 10y another man. and that this
latter man flung the burning fuse and its at
lAcument on. into tG" street. The man who
it the match he Identified a. Spies: the man
VINO held and threw the bomb me identified
by photograph as Srhudubplt Fischer he
identified a. one tine Iittlo kuotOf persons
On the alley: and he believed Schwab was
tine man at the END Of the wagon whom
spies had spoken 90 before coming INTO the
alley. The croes-eNamInation failed To-
snake the witness IN any point bur
tended rather % make him more emphatic
900 his statements. The evidence in one re-
-prci is strongly corrOhurative of Witues,
thompson story. 90 goes 10 prove that
Sunuguuelt had the bomb iu hi. po--c- sion
Do
O. most import ant character seemed mild
coming after Gilmcr'- testimony 4 eom-
mon smelling furnace of cheap cou-truc-
ton which Lieutenant Quinn found iu En-
gels basement was brought into court
10 con listed OF zinc or galvanized iron
cylinder about three feet high bv nine
inches in diameter. resting on four iron
legs. ON each side uour the bottom wr,p
inserted thick rcctan .uiar iron pipr.. iu
i'udel Tor the Introduction OF au air blast
and at right angle, with these was 20
small spout through which the molten
metal would rUu Off Eu.ol told Quinn
iuut he understood the machine WIS for
making bombs and that "a man whose
name uc didn't know but whom Doe had
beard make speech ON bomb. mgLiny
bud leii % there four or five months
previously. Captain BpuGcId explained
'nn work ug ~. the furnace aud said that
50 Tor ae ho could see it had never
bnHu used a timer named MahIcudof
lHt'ihed that be made tine machine for
Eug'' about Is Eoar ako.
Irou came officer Schutuer and low.
en-ieiu. ~ho testified 90 Lug1. ar.
pest and to- tine stuff captured pt
bus lodgings Lugg was arrested boo "a
II.IIe COZ age near tuo "BIurk road n
about four n lies southwest from the cen
ir nt the city. aud made 20 most desperate
'e-i-IaHr iiD was armed with reFDIy.
.r aboI. fourteen uehr. Iluy-l
mos Wuiderou- looking weapon and
diu tH l.' fJ shoot tho officers iu-
tending according tY nI- own ur.ouu. to-
shoot himself 8f.e.v.HrI. A. bu..DIfuI II
t9nI-. rIE4f oak lII.I with cartridges. "a
i'' ni ma'aI -H. I'. bolts HuI mute she'll,