The Lamar register., 1904-08-03
NAY GIVE BONDS
SUSPECTS AT CRIPPLE CREEK
Bail Granted to Men Arrested orN
Charge of Conspiracy in connec-
ton With Independence Ex-
plosion and Victor Riot.

Denver, July 3O.-A News special
from Cripple Creek last night rays
The attorneys for the Western Fedora
ton of Miners won the first round to-
day in their battle over the men In
carcerated in the county jail. ,charges1'
with the Independence disaster an1i
the street riot in Victor June 9Th Not
only were the men who were irefuseo
bail at first allowed bail, but the bail
OF the others was cut in half in some
cases and more than half in others.
Bonds were fixed tonight for the
forty-six men incarcerated in jail. To
liberaIe them 1t will be necessary 10
put up some $10350O. In the majority
OF cases bail was agreed upon by coun-
sci of both sides. Bail was fixed Tor
the following who have heretofore
been denied bond:
Michael OConnell. 10000; E. w
Hooten, $1,5OO: ID. Ted Mitchell, 81
500; Peter Calderwood, $1,000; VIII
liam Boyle. $1,000: Albert Bilat. S.
900; ]. r. Jenks, 1900; Frank Field
ing. $1,000: Frank Cochrane. 5000.
Arthur Parker. $1.500; Albert Caring
ton, $1,000; John James. $1.5O0: Ess
McKelvey. $2.5O0; ALI Miller, $1,000
Fred Minister, $500.
The bonds were reduced in thc-
cases of the following:
Charles Kennison. $1,000 to $2.5o"-
p. j. Hall, $4,000 to s1.500; William
johnson. 5000 to Sl,5C0; A. NJ. Weir
$1,000 to 81 800; William Welch. S.
900 to $1,000; James Tedrow, 5000
to 81 1900; J. II. Shoemaker, $1,000 to
81 1900; Jack Phebv. $1,000 to $1.5Ooz
Richard James, s10,0C0 to $2.5O0; Jerry
o'Brien. $1,000 to 81. 500; Peter
O'Neill. 5000 to $500; Tom Nolan
IN Il I
to 81, 500: ID. A. Mcleod. $1,000 to 81
500; John Brogan. $1,000 to $500
e. A. Cameron, $1,000 to 81 800; James
Whalen, $1,000 to 1880: Fred Hols-
burn. $1,000 to $500; Thomas Nc
Mannus. $1,000 to s1.500; w. E. Hos
kins. $4,000 to s2,500; Clarence H
Say, $4,000 to $4,000; F. Pheian. SIG
900 to $4,000; Thomas Lloyd. $40, cMs
to 81. 500; +. II. Greifer $4,000 to y
500; Nick Boyle. $4,000 to s2-5oo-.
William Graham. $4,000 to 81 500.
On the informations filed yesterday
against additional men the followiHE
bail was fixed
Pearl Shelton, s1,5OO: William GafS-
ney. $1,000: p. ]. Mullaney. s1.0t'Nss.
William Aikman. $1,000: A. l. NugeuS-
81 900
1t was rumored to-day that, fifteen
men who had been deported would re
district like wildfire and IL was no
time until the committees were goiGe
out to meet the trains None Of tEs
men. however, came in on the noffs
trains. .
Fifteen armed men tonight met The
incoming trains. But they failed TO
find any OF the deported men.
John Harper and T. II. Parfet are
expected back here to take charge 90
the stocks OF the union stores anS
Sheriff Bell has guaranteed them pro
lection. He has already made II piafss
to n number of them that there are
not enough men in Teller county 70
give protection to all OF the men VINO
were deported should they return
Sheriff Bell had conversation over
l. .e long distance telephone this AFTER
noon with Mr.. Haywood Of the West
ern Federation of Miners and he tod
that official that in his opinion IL was
not safe for the men to return TO the
Cripple Creek district. There is no
question tha. they will be re-depoTted
and without doubt suffer greater than
they did on their first deportation. The
buttons with the words They CAN'T
Come Back" are more numerous nov
than ever.