Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-10-01

before the explosion which was direct
ed to the main office. He said: My
men reported shortly before 1 this
morning that two men were seen by
"a special officer placing ladder al
the rear of the branch building and
climbing on the roof. An officer fired
at them twice and the men fed. Chief
of Police Galloway said it seemed
certain that the Times building was
wrecked by dynamite. Mayor Alex
ander, the city council. the city attor-
ney chief of police and other munich
pal officials met with officials of vari-
Gus local unions today and mutually
agreed to call off theg+Inion labor pa
rade which was to have been held on
Monday. The parade had been ar
ranged as a protest against the anti
picketing ordinance. 1t was agreed
that parade during the present ex-
Icitement would be unwise.
Another Dynamite Bomb Found.
Los Angeles, Oct. IF. ]. Zeihan-
|delaar, secretary of the Merchants and
Manufacturing Association, telephon-
ed the police this morning that he had
found a charge of dynamite under his
house. The police sent to investigate
found the bomb.
The List of the Dead.
Los Angeles, Calf, Oct. 1.-The
dead are: Harvey G. Elder, assistant
city editor, who leaped from the third
story window died in the hospital.
Charles E. Lovelace, country editor,
who leaped from third story window
died the hospital. j. Wesley Reeves,
secretary to Assistant General Mana
ger Chandler 1t is believed his body
is in the ruins. R. l.. Sawyer, tele-
graph operator aged "a, married, with
two children, and Harry l.. Crane, as
sistant telegraph editor, aged 98, mar
ried, one child, are among the dead.
The Injured.
Among the injured taken to the nos
pital is Randolph Rossi, linotyper,
who jumped from a second floor win
dow severely hurt The following are
missing: ]. C. Gallagher, linotype op-
orator, married, five children; w. G.
Tustall, linotype operator, married; !;
Fred Llewellyn linotype operator,
married; John Howard, printer, mar
lried, one child; Grant moore, machin-
list, married, three children; Edward
Washon, printer, married; Elmer
Frink, linotype operator, married;
Eugene Cars, linotype operator, mar
ried, one child; John Johnson, limo
type operator, married; Ernest Jor-
dan, linotype operator, married, one
child; Frank Underwood, printer,
married, one child; Charles Gulliver,
compositor, married; Carl Sallada,
linotype operator; Charles Gulliver,
compositor, married. 1t probably will
be late in the afternoon before a
complete and accurate list is posted.
Gompers Defends Union Labor.
St Louis, Oct. Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, said today that he did not
believe that Union labor members in
any way are responsible for the explo-
sion and fire in the building of the
Los Angeles Times. "The position of
the Times toward union labor is well
known" said Mr.. Gompers, "but moth
ing has happened recently to make
the feeling of the union men any more
acute"
Big Reward Offered.
Los Angeles, Calf, Oct. 1.-The
city council today voted $4,000 dol
lars as fund to be used to run down
the perpetrators of the dynamiting
outrage against the Times, $2,500 of
which is to be reward for the cap
ture of the dynamiters.
Lynch Denounces Times.
Indianapolis, Oct 1.-The Los An
geles Times for many years has been
bitter unrelenting, and unreasoning
against trade unions and it is charac-