The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-14
uoRY iG4IN ARRiIGNED.
A Representative Of IL" United states ''"-
ba.svat the Hear ne.

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bassv at the Hear n-'
-ovDoN Nov. 13.-Edward J. Ivory
alias Edward Bell. the alleged ir'Sn-
American dynamiter. was again arra'sn-
ed in the Bow-strcet Police Court this
morning and In .,c. ordance with the pris-
oners request for the protection OF an
A.n.rican citizen. DIT. Carter represent
ing the American Embassy WAS pl'''"'
to watch the proceedings. "l~'eS'
v.,s called TO tho stand whose name
US withheld from the public. but Was
written on "A piece OF paper ana hahu'u
In the clerk Before the eNamidllo"
Of tins witness was begun, newspaper
and other artists were warned thdl IL
tnev were detected in the act oil making
sketches of the witness. the courtroom
would be cleared The witness proved
10 pe Il Government spy, who was sent
to the United states in 1871 10 W-'ch
dynamitcrs. He Joined the United irlsh-
men in New York. and was initiated INTO
the Shamrock Club in the presence oil
lyman. Kearney. and other prominent
irish aeitators. Subsequently new
irish camp was formed, of which the
witness was elected treasurer.
ivory was Committeu dlal ny ihe
Bow-Str police magistrate.
.rhe rnvsterlo.us witness, whose name
,,.Yc oiveu as William Jones, IS a sHit"
sized man. with very red race III w
o,urs,. Of hi. testimony ne SAN W. ~
o,as originally sent 10 the Ohi'cu $50
.r 1871 hv the British Governm'u'. I.e'
arrivins i'm New YORK ne obtained en-
nloNucnt with "A arm CT gfo'elS III '"'1
CITY as A blind and 1t was not uu.''
40 ,rb.n he blOssOmcd out as a shOp-
co,ddence of the Nationalist. Alter en-
,srinr the Shamrock club. becoming at
,,cbed 10 the camp as No ll3 ne helP-
~ 60 Start a new camp called the Nal
Iy Club" $500. a.. n,,,.ss said. Il
~ acouainted with man lauieu
pllend who introduced me TO iii an
1,uan. the owner of a PAPER caiVu ,''S
trjsn Renublic." Lyman also controlieo
Inc United Irishmcn. lie Is pieSluei'' -
Inc irish National Alliance. , D.
.v-,an the Nally Club was FORMED DO
1,n1 became its president. ana w ..
paiCo ,icc-nrcsiaent. succeeded INN upon
,i,o doath Of Boland in 1875. aitenoeu
- ,tc meetings OF the club. ana a@
-aara,or,. and treasurer. had a'ceSs 10
on NJ the paner Of this ORGANIZATION, anu
cleo tie organization which the NAH!
club was connected.
.When q person was nominated 10 :"
membership IN the cinn II VIZ NV 80
that fre pronoeor and SECONDS VI tn"
candidate should have known the cahul-
,',t,r,ofci,. for "A year or more.
Tben the President appointed com
rittee of three on whose favorable re-
mort the election was proceeheu VIII
,,hc managers OF the different camps
.,'ro,rnont the United States had there
go an onnortunity of knowing the IN
1i,.,dua1s proposed In any particular
Inn The papers and district orders IN
regard to persons elected were unuer'
etood TO be burned in every case Mem
hers we're never mentioned al camp meet
ings excpt by their numbers and the
signs and PASSWORDS were 0H"'ie0O 0'0''
three months.
~ retain a complete set OF documents
covering several years containing the
NAMES OF members and changes in the
organization. including the details OF the
convention. names Of the delegates from
the different camps. etc. one conVen-
ton was held in 1892 and the next was
held I'm Chicago in September. $50. hear-
news camp was No. l52. 1t has since
heen disbanded. Kearney is now vice
president Of camp No. 81. Tynan's camp
/ Is 10. IS. and Lymans No 81.
"In going to the Chicago Convention IN
1SqS the members had a special car from
New York to a place called Ferry.
met Kearncv. who introduced me 10 the
! prisoner. saving he was brother
Jones then produced the documents ne
had mentioned. including the ritual or the
! Clan Ma Gael which prosecutor en- re'u.
showing that the subject Of the United
Republican Brotherhood was 10 achieNe
complete independence OF Ireland by re-
voluiion
The witness was extremely nervous.
/ He shifted about constantly. and cast
! fur,ive giances In al directions, fearing
that he would he skefched. He admit
ted that ne had acted throughout as
/ British agent and had copied and pre-
served the documents submitted at the
i instance OF the British Government.
Jones said that part OF the money
contributed 70 the Naly Club was de-
voted 10 a revolutionary fund. and
,norcv was also called FOR 10 nav FOR
| celebrations Of the death OF the Man
chester martyrs" and the convicted dy-
| nellltcrs.
| While going to Chicago in 20. he said
lyman. who was with the party. told him
thst Ivory was a member OF his CTynan's s.
| camp and that he had known him IN
| Dublin prior 70 lsS2.
ZONES apnears 10 be about forty years
ola He was well but plainly dressed
| re has nut-brown hair and wears a
| short -cropped beard and mustachs. He