The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-17

maintained sto.ld indifference 10 an ales-
tsons put 10 them until the werkeadam
mad been Iss; in dock in Hoboken. whea
they admitted their identity. The Asso-
cia ted Press repres ssntatiye sIccessiezi in
getting the following statements from the
recently released suspects:
John f. Kearney said that he had gone
some weeks ago to Antwerp and later 10
Rotterdam 10 see his wlfe's friends on
FAMILY and business matters. While there
he said that he met Haines and both
recognized each other simply through
their speaking English. Kearney speaks
and reads German fairly well, while
Haines. who was on a tour OF pleasure.
only speaks English. They stopped al the
same hotel in Rotterdam. where they ar
rived September Ii. Halnes was then I'll
and was confined TO his room on the fol-
lowing day On Sunday morning the 18th.
about o'clock. while occupying the same
room az the Queens hotel. Rotterdam.
they were awakened by rapplng at the
door OF the room. kearney Jumped from
his bed and opened the door. As he did
so he was confronted by six Dutch police
officers and an inspector. who spoke Eng
ilsh fairly well, told the men 10 consider
themselves under arrest They were sur
prised al this and asked what was the
charge against them. The inspector In
formed them that ne had orders 10 arrest
them and asked them II they would come
peaceably 10 the police barracks.
They dressed themselves Immediately
and consented 10 he handcuNed They
were then taken 20 the barracks or police
station and held there without being Civ
en- any further Information until o'clock
In the afternoon. They were then served
with some sandwiches and coffee at their
own expense On the following Weenes-
day. after being separated IN the mean
- f4xzt- Sf.sa
the commissioner of police. In his own
words ne described the interview this
way.
Prom Sunday afternoon until Wednes-
day and IN fact. for the remainder of
the time / was confined ia ias prison,
uas keps kioos fram all the other prison.
ers- I was continually under the watch
~ fxo guards. VINO xSFe ARMED. and after
/ got ouK oS usy eot sB the morning Gnul
/ retired at nsxbs ! vas compelled 20 sit
In chair which aa3 rope bottom
WAsn brought before the commissioner az
police and Inspector, ] WAS informed t1at
/ was charged VITA nsaa8faeturlng ana
having in nay pgSSessson dynamite ooEntS-
Tslls / knew 10 Ae false as I aAA never
had possession ~ these things. AMI waen
told that several o. them were found uu
Ge~nsafh tEe he'd III IS Shsca ktAfnss An3 /
aaA slept | alnnst hAA a fit wAsn I
thought ~ the danger J vas In Sure.
man. shey night have gene Of az any
.1rae-
Il am positive. however. thas these ex-
g1as.Ves. 4 S1ch tbey were. wvre not
paced there ~ myself o. my friend
ataines. Il was sssnply aaothsr ef iacse
deep-saa pt0ts ~ tas ScNytAA2 EaTa men
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