The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-11
The Deadly BomD.

Wiliiaas >eliser. who l. rezarsis<i a. tie
principal witness q the >zsse, Ma called
in the Anarrf;ss trial Al Chirseo. He
testified tha5 he had u1z.le houalz ar
Lias-'S n.Fse~t and under his sn4ersi~-
s,n ti.lt -. fa.i i,.ss.is. ~ or - - theI1.
;i1a; fin-e al-s -,.rk.,f = 'ienl. snd ii.it
he ssv dynamite ia Iinzz p. IsEzr
t.ad han rhaf esery eeskaaa s.sI9
have dynamite and i,--lrn &, AZ 4 fi.e
~as eolne = T., Al s-ilsss.E ae SAIL. 4Al
az uorki,s-.l,,en ,ss-llt D. les.rn -isr ~ 81
dynanite-
0n the Tuesday afiesnoan ahen shev
wep= making ts,salss. Lingy sad that Ihe
l-.iits- 4pBid - s-ed -E-l,lsr' sF the
capitalists and the y-.iise Who issight Try
and prs5es5 the capitalists. The t.,mcs
ought % Be completed that evening. a.
they were % b u~ed thar night
When the xitness iefs the house IN the
evening. LInSz accompanied hiin. and
they carried 2 little trunk cs,nfaining the
bombs They took them in thn1g-h a
siae door into a hallway Thens the
trunk xas oF,ent-i and seveEsi people came
to look At the contents. ! saR ssit t1e
witness. s.yerzi men take t-,ini~- I BOX
two and put them in my IockrtzS Then
We went away. lszzsiEg the bombs IN ne
paszzge way The hall hack Il Nefis
szioon. witns = sid. MAS called the
-si1ansv x Communists Couu8unisss.
Anarchists and Socialists al u--l b meet
there When be left Nef-- -sicon Line.
Thiele ami tsslssax Lehman Were with
him. and they we're afterNsrsi joiHsd by
txo men Of the Ilehr and Wehr Nefin.
All had bombs.
A disturbance was 70 b. made Oh the
North side. That was arranged previ-
onsiv. other disturbances Ker o. -
INSIDE On the West Siie 70 prevent the
police fro1a nnzssing .; any one point
Iingg said disturbances silould t-' made
al over the North side - prevent The
police from going u ihe West >isie. A.
they ua.sssed the Larrabie stn-es police
station Lingz s2id II would le teaufl-
ful ihins "a throw in couple Il bombs.
From Larrahie street be and tIngg went
M 70 the Webster avenue station A
petrol wagon came up. LBgg slid be
Wa going 70 1hroN IN 3 bomb; that i
was the t-st time % 30 il ! slld 4 N--s
not a god time. that II wouid b. useless
Linz became excited and wanted me q
give him sone fire FROM my cigar
vent into a hall and struck mltch-a-
II xas going to give Il y aim The
patrol wagon passed before the match
lighted. LIngg wanted % fotioW tbe
wagon He thought there Was trouble
On the WeSs side and wanted o. know
v bat II VA. Ipersaadel hiIn a. 20 home
4 hrtle before II O'Clock Lingg asked
,ne II l had sen q notice in The paper
-l,at armed men we're u hold a meeting
m the West side. He showed me- q copy
n th- .frI-sieF Zeitasg and pOinted -
the word Rhue, which he saia meant
.har there va % be meeting, and tilat
everything VA 70 b turned upside down
The word ~Riiue~ was q signal for ali Il
-bs armed men % assemble on the Ne-i
~iie the wor,i vas selected 70 give the
men notice that there was 70 II trouble
I.,na.- and went - NefFs Hal aeslln,
where a number Of others were Her
man said 70 Lingg in a very angry voice,
. You are the rause of Il all Then some
one told of the Hayrnzrket affair, and
aid that a bomb had killed great ma
av. Lings szid nothing. On their way
home Lineg said thai even now he wa
-oolds,d and jibed al for the work b. had
done. That his brothers IN the cause
did nat appreciate him We hid our
t,ornl,s under the sidewalk II Was about
midnight when we reached home
WI1ns-sz identified a number u impie-
sents u-.sd by them IN the manufacture
4 their bombs. and described how the
3vnsulfte and other stuff was brought
MO the house. Witness kneg Engie
nd they belonged n the same >ocialistie
,raup. He had often heard Engle make
speeches. saving that every wOrkingHnan
hoGld make bombs.
The witness resumed hi- story Durng
he car drivers strike lat rear the dele
z.tes from the different grouI@ used %
meet every week At the Artsitsr Issf'nlg
,ffice. Ne.-be. Schv4b and Linsg we're
members q the groups The North >pi,
-r1p had ria,s and drilled with them.