The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-04
Citizens of Every Class Deter
mined to Capture Perpe-
traitors Of Times Outrage.
REWARDS AGGREGATING
HUNDRED THOUSAND
Some Tangible Clcws Found and
Capture of Murderers Is
Expected.


stimulus of proffcred rewards aggre'
eating 100000, hundreds of men,
| policemen and private citizens here
and in all coast cities, are searching for
clews that may lead to the arrest OF
| the band of conspIrators who arc held
responsible for the blowing up Of the
Times building last Saturday morning
and the attempted destruction of the
| homes of General Harrison Gray OTIS
and r. ]. Icehandclaar, secretary of
| the Merchants & Manufacturers asso-
| citation.
| Police and civil officials believe that
there were at least three men concerned
in the outrage which cost the lives OF
more than score of Times employees,
and the city has placed price of S10,-
900 upon the head of each. The conn.
| tv today voted an additional reward
Of $4,000 for every man captured and
convicted, and on top Of all OF tins,
members of the Merchants & Manu-
| facturers association decided to offer n
reward of $4,000. twenty-five thous-
and of this amount already has been
subscribed. The rest will be contrib
uted tomorrow, it is sand.
Fortune in Rewards.
Upon the assumption that at least
three men were responsible Tor the
wrecking of the Times, the combined
offers Of rewards thus reach up 10
800, 0,000-a figure almost unprecedent'
| ed in the annals Of criminal pursuits,
and indicative of the determination OF
all classes TO hunt down and bIing to
Justice the perpetrators of the dyna'
mite outrage.
| la= ibornnnhlN.
aroused. One newspaper which has
been friendly to labor printed first
page editorial today demanding that
the strikes now in progress he forth
with called off. and in view OF inc
structures directed at ihe unions IN con
nection with the explosion, The State
Federation Of Labor, which met IN
convention here today, probably Will
take action tomorrow looking toward
the appointment OF investigators who
will work in conjunction with the com
miCtce named by city officials.
Police Chief Confident,
Chief of Police Galloway said today
that he expected TO have one or all OF
the bomb conspirators IN custody with,
in few hours, and later he stated
that he expected the news to come
from San Francisco whence has come
| INC ntOSU Wv" o.
yeloped. William 7. Burns, formerly
head OF the detective force engaged
in the graft cases of San francisco,
| is at work tonight in that city, with
other Los Angeles detectives who were
sent north upon receipt of information
that men named Leonard. Bryson and
Morris had purchased near San Fran
cisco the dynamite, of which the charge
in the internal machine found at Zee.
handelaar' 'home Is believed to have
been a part. Burns and tho other dc,
tectives together with Attorney Earl
Rogers and "a powder expert represent.
inp n large eastern finn Of explosive
manufacturers, left for San Francisco
Inst night Immediately after renorts
concerning Leonard, Bryson and Nor
ris were received,
Increasing Police Force.
In the meantime every available
member Of the police department. is
engaged on the case in this city Forty
additional patrolmcn were ordered en-
rolled by the council which met in sPe-
cial session today. Ten additional ser
oeants and another lieut. enant also were
authorized
These arc now being enrolled and
placed on guard about places where
there have been strike troubles recently,
Two IRON fouudries, Inc Craig shlpyard
at Long Beach. the Alexandria hotel
annex. now in course Of construction,
and several other large steel buildings
being erected down town, are heavily
guarded.
General Otis is being protected by a
body guard, both in and out of his office,
and the branch Office, which houses the
editorial and business departments of
| the Times, together with the auxiliary
plant. where the paper is printed. are
also heavily guarded, both by PLAIN
| clothes men and patrolmcn in uniform.
The offers of enormous rewards have
! had the effect of cnlistlug literally
hundreds Of people in The hunt for the
conspirators Clues without number,
coming from as far north as Seattle. and
! from various points in California.
| have been pouring in on the police, and
all dgy the cntirc detective force of the
city, together with Il number of Pinkcr-
| tons, engaged by the Merchants and
! Manufacturers. have been engaged in
running them down.
| One clue that appeared for tune to
| he very promising came from Portland,
Information said to have been furnished
in that city sent detectives out to bring
| in empIovces of the Times. but tho adj
dress given (J0l9 Vaughn stroet) could
not be found either in the city or its
cnVirons,
| Another report from San Francisco
that Rryson, one of the men alleged to
have purchased the dynamite, was run
ming launch out of an Pedro, also
could not bc verified.
Other clues arc being investigated to.
night, and in addition TO the order OF
the chief of police that every ono fall
| ing within the police's classification
undesirable aud dangerous should be
taken in. more arrests arc being made
hourly, but this the police themselves
regard as perfunctory and routine work
to be done while they are awaiting news