Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
Declares Police Theory and
Dryers lmputations Will
Make Work for Lawyers.
FRANK WILSON STILL HERE
Man Who Narrowly Escaped Jail in
iir,t Dynamite Episode Has
Something to Say.


ugo which viii astonish am salt Lake
Dick Jones' manager of the former
Jones company which had the contracts
For erecting the steel works of the
Hotel Utah and the Kcarns building
is charged by y. J. Dwyer his former
financial partner. and tentatively By the
police with having done the dynamlt-
INK of the Hotel Utah ON the morning
of Monday, April u.s. And IL is also
the theory of the police that ne was
the main instrument in the other explo-
sion oI Dec. 10 last
% have been charged with the COM
mission of both crimes by Mr. Dryer"
said Jones this morning There is alb
soIuicly nothing 20 it and there is moth
Ine upon which my accuscrs can base
thc'r accusations Why should be
implicated In am attempt To blow up
the structure which ! was erecting?
have been assaulted by union men twice
In the last six months and this is a ne
farinus plot 20 cover their own opera
tions. I have nothing more to say upon
the subject but this, and that Is I'm
fcw days there viii be employment for
a number Of lawyers in Salt Lake"
ON investigation il has been brought
a. light that Frank Wilson. the man
who was charged. together with I'd
Delaney with throwing tho explosives
into the Hotel Utah ON the morning
Of Dec. 10. is boz tho city and has been
here ever since he was freed by Judge
Bowman he Is az work on one ~
the railroads and has been keeping very
luiet since his late trouble Seen this
morning he had little CO. say other than
that Dick Jones was the imam behind
the gun" as far Hs h- know, In the
first dyuamitinR OF the hotel Wilson
would say but little but reiterated that
time would bring out the truth of the
explosions which have aroused the city
and caused a. and its interests. 10
offer great reward for the apprehen-
sion Of the perpetrator Of lis latest out
rage.
STILL HOLDING BOND.
ON Both the Etrus building and the
Hotel Utah, the Jones company has
bonds filed of 10000 each Dick Jones
said this morning that this money was
his personal fund. Mr DWyeT he
said. had furnished the working capt.
understood that the Jones company Is
trying 10 draw down the bonds but
that neither the American Bridge COM
pauy which has the Hotel Utah con-
tract nor the Modern Structural steel
works of Waukesha. wis. the con-
tractors OF the Kearns building would
consent tn this until the works are
completed There rs a penalty clause
which, 10 is understood, both Of the
a.. 4 a.
n provision In the contracts on both
buildings, according Co Dick Jones,
which gives the main contractors the
use of the rigging IN case the pro-
visions Of the contract are not lived up
20.
The work ON the Hotel Utah is
progressing as If nothing had happen
on. The huge dfrricks are working
steadily and tho puff OF the donkey en-
ginc D. heard abroad The rivotiug ma
chimes are singing merry tune and
Manager wilkins said this morning
that he expected the iron work Of the
building 10 be- completed within 30
working days. Additional guards have
been placed about the building and
number of new are lights have been
erected iu favored spots. The attempt
ed destruction Of the hotel has also
led 20 the installation Of a perfect
guard system about the kearus build
Ing
40 ARRESTS MADE.
80 arrests have been made as yet
boz the dynamiting case. but one rs OK
poctod within a short time. There are
strong indications. according 10 the pc
lice. that the facts viii soon leak out
and when they do. some startling dis
closures are promised.
That the police are working on sew
yrll clues was admitted by Chief Bar
low this morning and he is confident
that something of definite nature Will
DE discovered within few hours CHIEF
Barlow is Of the opinion that the eX-
ploslyc was planted and not
thrown" and that the job was done
by % man thoroughly familiar with the
works. The authorities are depending
largely upon the rewards offered, which
aggregate $1,000, 90 turn up the
guilty persons.
The fact that the most serious crime
that could bee charged against the
dvuamitcr under the laws 81 Utah, Is
malicious mischief Is one NJ the roa-
sons the police have for thinking that
am uCrumplico or some one knowing
tho facts will "squeal" with the hope
of getting big slice Of the reward.
LAW NEEDS CHANGE
when tho next Legislature meets II
is practically a certainty that tho law
| win bee changed Chicf Barlow, for
one, win make every effort 10 make
such uutraUes punishable hv mpris-
! oumont FOR go years in the state prison,
and more extreme measures win no
doubt be advocated
Tho police are still az work on tho
] case and declare they viii not stop
until the guilty ones are apprehended.
| The guard about the hotol building has