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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
MISS BEERS RECEIVES
LETTER OF APOLOGY

ANNAPOLIS. Md, April, 2t;-Is liza was
snrerin,cudent OF the naval academy, had
Forwarded H~S r TO Miss Mary H Beers, daugh-
ter Of Professor Beers, Of Yale UNIVERSITY, ,So
a letter Of apology for the action OIL oLiG ne
OF The academy officers who suGseStea
10 her midshipman escort that by reason
of her employment she should not again
be invited to an academy dance
L. undprsEood Miss Beers was assured
the action was due entirely to q misun :
derstandiug Of her status. The body m mol
mldshlpmen was not III symPathE VIZ VI,
ficcrs In this matter. Their frequently
expressed opinion is that a midshlpman
has a right to bring any rcspectaple
woman 10 a dance regardless Of her en-
ployn1ent or status.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25

station suitcase, which Burns said he
lonCrd either TO !. w. Mcnamara or
Ortic McManigal and contained evidence
tending To show completely In dynamite
explosions.
Frank J.. Baker. county prosecutor an
nounced that the grand jury investigation
viii go into intimations that there wai'
conspiracy against tho Iron Workers as
sociation and its officials, resulting in the
planting" of the dynamite 10 create eVi-
dence against them. IA thclr offices. These
allegations were contained In statements
attributed 10 the union officials,
Mr Baker also said the grand Jury
would Investigate tho CharGec- that tho
dynamite was collected here with the IN
tenlion Of using Il To destroy buildings
erected by contractors employing non
union iron workers. Tho depositin% OF the
dynamite in the basement OF tho office
buildings was in itself, he said, an nuense
against the laws of Indiana, He declined
To say what witnesses are to he called
Supcrintrndcnt of Police Hyland spent
two hours In the grand jury room
Tho trend OF bis testimony was not dis-
closed.
Contest over the possession of The BOOKS
of the Iron Workers association began
carly when counsel for the association
obta{ncd in Justice Of peace court
n writ OF replcvm directed against super
intcndeni OF Police Hvland and eroseGu-
tor Baker The writ was served as tiy-
land was in the grand jury room.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25

LOS ANGELES. April 24-Creating
confusion in order 10 protect the secret
of the date and hour when John and
James Mcnamara and OrtIc McManigal
viii arrive To face the charge of having
destroyed the Times plant has been Tor
TWO days the principal occupation OF thc
ssfekceping OF the alleged dynamite con-
spirators All maintain that William j
Burns the detective who tracked down
the accused men, is keeping his own
counsel. and has not informed anyone oil
the movements OF the prisoners.
That they are coming across the con-
tinent by zigzag routes, however, is as
serted on al sides Chief Of Police Sc
bnstian said today he believed the pris-
oners and their guards would not arrive
for two weeks. Sheriff Hammer. who
Of the alleged plotters, declared they
probably would not arrive until the last
ri the present week Instead of Wednes-
day as expected.
Suggestion Of Dummies.
Hammel laughed when told that the
prisoners had been seen at Kansas CITY
and other points en- route today and sug-
ges;ed that the handcuffed men seen
aboard the transcontlnental trains were
dummies whose expenses were being
paid on the long trip To throw off tho
trail anyone who might stop the prog
ross OF the officers and their charges
with habcas corpus writs or more spon-
taneous and violent means.
committed thu most colossal crime in
modern history said the sheriff. land
they must he Brought here Every con.
tIngency must be fc.cseen and guarded
against"
Hammel added that those in charge OF
tho McNsmaras and McManigal might
change routes several times during th'
trip and come by the way of the Southern
trunk lines or via san Francisco. II
any case one OF the county motor car
will be sent so or 50 miles out Of th'
city TO meet the prisoners and brinl
them secretly TO the county iail.
When they are safely In their cell:
ira guards will be placed on duty ant
no one will be permitted 10 see then
until officials of the district attorney
office have interviewed Zach of ilic trio
a large detail 81 new men were exam
incd today by Chief OF Police Sebastian
He declined 10 say whether these addl
items TO tho police force were being mad
on account of the tense situation tina
has developed here since the arrest q
the International secretary of the Iro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
USE TRAIN AND AUTO.
Detectives Taking Suspects to Los An
aeIcs by Circuitous Route.

KANSAS CITY. April 24.-According to
officials al the union depot here. Ortie
Il McMangal and J. b. Bryce or j, 3.
Mcnamara, arrested for completely in The
Times building, passed through here in
the custody OF detectives on the Cali
fornla limited on the Atchison, Topeka &.
Santa Fe railroad al 9:l0 this morning.
none was seen by newspaper men. The
train is due to reach lajunta. Colo. al
geles "Wednesday afternoon,
John j. Mcnamara. secretary treas
urer of the International Association oil
arrested for alleged completely in the
Los Angeles dynamitipg. and the three
detectives who are taking him to Los
Angeles. passed through here yester-
day afternoon on the Missouri Pacific,
Chicago newspaper men on the train
said they had not been allowed to see
the prisoner during the night. They said
two of the detectives at time left the
compartments occasionally in the course
OF the night The detectives had been
except the prisoners, the newspaper men
said
When the train arrived here the de
tectives and prisoners could be seer
through. the windows OF the con,par,,
ments from train on the next track
No nanacles were visible.
PUEBLO. Colo. April 24-Accordin2
10 the train crew. John j, Mcnamara
who is under arrest i'm connection with
detectives who accompanied him. lcfi
the Missouri Pacific train at Horsing
ton. kas., and proceeded across country
in an automobile Members OF the crew
board the Santa Fe limited train at Grea
Bend. kas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
ARRESTED ON
A KIDNAPPING CHARGE
Continued From Page One.

He and the prosecutor refused To g!Ne
tp the books. and the prosecutor "drneti
the constable that II he returned VIII
the writ he WOULD bc cited for contempt
of court The books the prosecutor salI,
had been taken over as evidence hN IN"
grand Jury and no court could Tcpicvln
them within the time they were uudc'
examination
IL was after this that the grand jury
determined To take possession as cNl-
dcnco OF the accounts and papeTS III l!e
associations s storage compartment. y
subpoena was issued directing President
RYAN to bring them into court and when
a deputy sheriff went TO the association a
offices In serve Ii he was accompanied
hy ATTORNEY Drew OF the associations
Superintendent Hyland and w i. Ford
assistant district attorney of Los An
gelcS.
After the subpoena had hecn read 10
RYAN hc ordered the rooms cleared al
ali persons not officials of the association
The superintendent OF police Withdrew
a policeman who had been guarding the
documents in the storage compnrtmenl
as he said the matter had been taken
In charge by the county attorney. touh-
" Attorney Drew protested thal TINS ar-
tion left the books and papers unpro-
tec,ed and tina, some OF them might no
extracted Whercupon the prosecutor or
Icred two dcputies To guard the com :
parmcnt until tho material In II Snoud
be taken TO the grand Jury room.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
RICH ACRES REVERT
TO UNITED STATES
Southern Pacific Loses Title TO
Vast Tract in the. Heart
of Oregon.
Continued from Page One.

but apparently realizing its 9m'ss.on ,6 cm as
Hod,. ss part of the entire grant the
condition that the land a. be eftiars soG )" al OU
Consideration not TO exceed Sow p''
acre = ,;o ,,.,y erantcd
the road two years later under what Is
known as the grant OF lo'u' ,,.,,-,, u-,s
Durinr The '7Os the Oregon CentTil Was
succeeded by the Oregon Caliiornae ras
RAILROAD company and the ROAD was
Untn late in the sos; sos; ,br or 1psron Hnm. tns s
2n1I,nrnIa the terms OF the 1868 grant
we're adhered to. After that date, now "
ever the Southern Pacific appesa,rTss TO
rave elected to abandon the aqdltionai
rights secured under the act oi ieySs anu ~
tn trace It's title to the act oI Isno w,
conjunction with The e%tSnsgn ,har SSGnTsa %orGs
q, Gnc1inod 10 sell the granted lands IN
tracts OF 100 acres and at the rate OF
The land al present held by ne o6n' COM No .
Many amounts TO more than 2'Ooooou
acres, and the value is estimated at ne
tween $50, 600. 900 and s15.OOO.Ooo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25

Special TO Tho Tribune.
NEW YORK. April 2i.-The trail that
lcd 10 the arrest OF John j. MCNAMARA
his brother James and ortle McManiSaI'
on the charge OF blowing up the office
OF the Los Angeles Times and killing
twcnty-one men, was started in TINS
city about the middle OF last January.
The first positive clcw as 10 the loehutE
OF the men who placed the bomb In the
Los Angeles Times building was given
to William j. Burns, the detective. by
the National Erectors' association, an
organization of structural steel and IRON
manufacturers and builders
Walter Drew. the active manager OF
the association. and j. g. Badorg, ms
secretary arc in the middle west work,
ing with Burns. Charles j.. Cheney, lhe
secretary furnished the facts.
= Mr.. Drew said that The powder was
bought in Giant. Cal. and receipted for
by y. b Bryce There were three men
connected with the purchase.
Photographs and data of ali the lead
ers in the houscmith bridgemen. struc-
tursl Iron and bridge workers unions
were secured and sent TO Los Angeles.
The circular gave description OF j. B.
BIycc" which was recognized by one OF
the associations officials as ntunS jim
began then and there. The arrests fol-
lowed,
Clew to Bryson, or Bryce.
The first clew To Bryce or BrySor. as
one OF the dynamiters OF the Times build J.
ing was secured through the label on the
dynamite stick found at tire Zeehandelaar
horoc In Los Angeles. The label showed
that The explosive had been purchased
Al tho works OF the Giant Powder COM
pany AT Giant. Cal. and the salesman
identified Bryce. or Brysou. as the pur-
chase. II developed that Bryce. with two
companions Schmidt and kaplan had
stored The dynamite in San Francisco and
brought large portion OF II 10 Los An
inD evidence auduGCd In tElS
connection, Schmidt Kaplan and Bryce
were all indicted by The Los Angeles
county grand jury.
Shortly after the Times building was
destroyed MaManigal. the detectives say,
was sent 10 Los Angeles 10 blow Up the
auxiliary plant in which the Times was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
DETECTIVES AND PRISONERS
HURRYINC BY ZICZAG ROUTE

Workers association and his two alleged
confcderate3.
The iron workers are on strike here
and though there have been no belliger
ent expressions from the union men. the
police regard the situation as one de-
manding alcrtness and a police force suf
ficlent 10 cope with any emergency.
Several police officials expressed the
fear that the arrival OF the McNamaras
and McManigal might be made the signal
for precipitatlng the long threatened gen
eral strike Tor unioni2ing Los Angeles.
Such strike. coming before or during
the trial OF the accused conspirators
would compicatc matters and create a
dangerous condition.
Such fear on the part OF the police
arc unfounded, however, according to a
statement issued today by j. E, Tim
mons. general organizer OF the Iron Work
ers, who is in charge OF the strike here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
HUGE GNSE FUND.
Miners VIII Be Assessed SIS Each by
President Meyer.


DENVER April 24.-The Western Fed
Grafton Of Miners stands ready 10 levy an
assessment OF 50 against each OF so 900
members as a defense fund for Secretary
j. j. Mcnamara OF the structural iron
workers.
This statement was made today by
Charles II. Meyer. president OF the West
ern Federation of Miners, TO tho Asso-
cated Press
Mr.. Meyer said:
"a consider the entire affair a frameup;
similar 10 the one l and my associates
experienced some years ago in connection
Steunenberg of Idaho. The arrest of Nc
Namara shows on its face that 1t was a
frameup He was treated exactly as we
were. lie was not given A single show
either by tho governor OF Indiana or the
courts OF Marion county.
THE charge that dynamite was kept by
Mcnamara In the headquarters Of his or
eanzation is silly. II he was in the blow
Ing up business he would have too much
sense to keep dynamite around his head
quarters. II is very easy TO hire Orch
ards to plant dynamite where the detcc-
tives who paid them to plant 1t can find
"The people instrumental in Nc
Namaras arrest Will have to produce
good evidence 10 show why he wanted 30
| blow up to Los Angeles Times when he Is
a member OF the structural iron workers
organization
| Their case might have looked better
| had they arrested member OF the Typo
graphical union. The Western Fedora ton
| went through just such a siege. IT is
hard on the individual but it strengthens
the organization and also solidifies union
| labor.
! "All unions came to our support and
now The Western Federation will recipro-
cate. We will take official notice of the
| arrests as soon as II is necessary and we
| stand really to levy and pay willingly an
! assessment of IS each on a membership
OF $4,000 to help defray the expenses OF
| n, ,lxn nCh lNlr lNn.. hr.<,,
started by the enemies OF organized labor
against It's principles.
| Detective Burns has simply taken a
| number OF explosions that have occurred
over the country. employed a few Orch
| ards and worked up a case. ] DO not
| know Mcnamara personally. hut ] do
| know President Ryan OF the Structural
| Iron Workers. lie was former Colo :
rado mining man. y know him to be one
| OF the most conservative men in organ :
! lied labor. | suppose he directs the pol
f! icy OF his organization and ] know that
his policy would not be one of dynamit- :
| ing"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
RIGHT MEN. SAYS BURNS.
Detective Divulaes Some of the Evidence
in His Possession.

COLUMBUS. o., April 24.--Detective
Burns who was In Columbus for an hour
tonight en- route TO Indianapolis, divuiged
for the first time some OF the evidence
upon which he bases his charges that the
Mcnamara brothers and McManigal were
connected with the dynamite outrages in
Los Angeles.
Burns said ne had learned that J. w.
Mcnamara was in Los Angeles at the
time OF the explosion; in fact. had been
there for several days prior to the dis
aster.
when j. w. McNamsrs reaches Los
Angeles this week he will be identified
as the man who purchased dynamite
from the Giant Powder company there
and who used the alias OF j. 3. Bryce AT
tho time" said Burns. aside from say
ing he fits the description Of the man
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
NORTH CAROLINA PEAK
T0PPLED OVER BY QUAKE

ASHEVILLE. N. c.. April 2l-Belated
reports from the mountainous sections OF
Transylvania county say a portion of
Caesars Head" d famous peak, had
been overturned BY an earthquake shock,
said To have been felt In western North
Carolina Friday night.
II is said part of the mountain top fell
with crash which was heard for miles.
Caesars Head" was one of The tour
isl show places of North Carolina. Sew
eral assures had opened in the mountain
recently.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
AGED SHEEPMAN Is
SLAIN In COLORADO

DURANGO. Colo. April 2&-William
TRULY, an aged sheepman living twenty
miles south of Durango. was shot and
killed yesterday by Isaac Cox. who hur-
rIcdly rode to Durango with Truby's three
brothers In close pursuit. Cox gave him
self up to tho sheriff. Trouble between
Cox and William TRULY started a week
ago over the ownership OF sheep.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
ACCUSED OF NUMBERING
HUSBAND AND FATHER

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. April 24-Mrs
Sarah Tslley. her son. Dayton Tslley. and
q married daughter are held al the county
Jail In Las Cruces pending an invcstlga-
ton OF the dcath of Benjamin Talley. the
woman's husband at their ranch at
Chamberlin. with symptoms OF poisoning.
The body OF Talley has been sent to s.
X. Mitchell, chemist al the agricultural
college Meslla park, for examination.
The preliminary hearing is set for Tues
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
PRESIDENTIAL BOOM
FOR SENATOR KERN

INDIANAPOLIS, April 2f.--Leading
Democrats OF the state met here tonight
and launched presidential boom for
United States Senator John w. Kern Of
Indiana. a Kern presidential club was
orga nizcd and il is said similar clubs will
be organized throughout the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
MONTANA POET HANGS
HIMSELF in HIS CABIN

BUTTE. April al. L. Singleton. well
known In the northwest as a poet hung
himself In his cabin In Anaconda today
He was 35 years OF age. unmarried and
a school teacher out of employment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
THINKS UTAH PAIR
NOT DYVAM|TERS
Police Believe That Neither
Delaney Nor Wilson Are
Implicated.
Continued From Page One.

thought that they exploded the first
charge OF dynamite to aid in their black
mailing scheme. Delaney was convicted
OF exploding The charge and served six
months in Jail. beginning February s, 1910.
He served the full term, being released
on July Z, 1910. From here n" went 10
Muskogec. whence he wrote TO Sheriff
Sharp.
The case against Wilson was dismissed
and Wilson .is believed TO have gone TO
Denver soon after being released from
custody.
Delaney Expelled by Union
Delaney had been an iron worker and
was at one lime a member of the union.
He was expelled by the union some years
ago. Delaney said ne was familiar with
the construction OF buildings and had had
experience as a powder man"
The second explosion at the Utah hotel
occurred on April is and did considerable
damage, although il was said at the time
The damage was much less than would
have been the case had the charge been
placed by experienced men who were in
earnest in their desire 10 destroy the build l.
ing In course of construction. Al that
time Delaney was in jail and the police
are reasonably certain that Wilson was
not in the city. so that the explosion
must have been the work OF others than
those responsible for the first cXplo-
sion.
Rewards were offered by the city. the
state. the owners OF the building and by
the Internationa Iron Workers union.
The Iron Workers reward was $500. au-
thorzcd by j, j. Mcnamara. the inter
national officer of the union, now under
arrest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25

Tribune Reporter Printing Co.
Sc West Second South. Phone us
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
No Glue Obtained.

No clcw 10 the men who were TeSpon-
siblc for the second explosion was ever
obtained Since the other explosions In
other parts OF the country have occurred.
particularly the explosion in the Times
building OF Los Angeles, efforts have
been made 10 connect Delaney and WILL
son with them. Local officers, however,
are not disposed to believe that these two
men were connected with the Times eX-
plosion or with other explosions.
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