Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-28

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take the other. Adv.
again in Chicago and said he did not
have enough money to pay expenses
for the Clinton job, but for me to go to
the hall of the local union. When I
went there the secretary, r. H. Hou-
Than, gave me an envelope containing
S165. Houlihan said !. There is money
in that"
Tried to Get to Canada.
In July Of 1908, according to Nc
Manigal. Hockin met him iii Buffalo,
and after pointing out a viaduct, said
ne wanted to get to Canada before the
explosion took place. About IL o'clock
chat night McManigal set off the dyna-
mite with q 60-foot fuse. He said
IIockin met him later in Chicago and
paid him.
Then Hocltin asked McManigal to go
to st. Louis, but he refused, and went
instead to Holyoke, Mass, where all
explosion failed because the dynamite
was buried in the ground too long, Nc
Manigal said.
Up to March, 1909, Hockin was the
only man who knew me as dynamit-
err" said MeManigal. Just before that
date he arranged for me to go to Bos-
ton and see NJ. j. Young regarding the
job on the Boston opera house, which
was blown up" Later, on instruction
from Hockin, Mechanical said he went
to Hohoken to confer with Frank G.
Webb Of New York, about blowing up
yiaduct. dispute arose, and Nc
Manigal told Webb that Hockin was
paying for the worl, and he purposed
TO follow instructions.
"Hockin paid me $3.50 for the Bos-
ton and Hoboken Jobs said McManl-
gal. Then it was arranged l should
meet ]. b. Mcnamara for the first
time. Hockin had telegraphed me 20
meet him in Indianapolis We went
from there to Muncie, Ind, where we
met j, B. Hockin. made all arrange
ments here about getting rigs, boxes
and cans for the nitroglycerin he was
negotiating for. He had me buy a
piano box and rent a house, fill barrels
with sawdust. and put them in the
house for storing the explosive. Hook
IN paid me for the rent Of the house,
and arranged with a well-shoeter 70
get the nitroglyeerin. which we trans
Ordered to indianapolis.
In February, 1910, in Chicago, I re-
eeiged q telegram from Hoelsin o
come 10 indianapolis. l did not go, but
]. p. Mcnamara came to Chicago and
told me Hoelxin had sent him to ex-
plain a new invention. j. B. explained
about the alarm clock arrangement by
which we In the future were to regn-
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tho hotel register. and later the page
on which Mechanical had registered
was found to be torn out McManigsl
said Slnythe arranged "a 20 to a thea
TER fine night of the exclusion and
nroye an abb by Keeping the seat
checks.
President RYAN or the Ironworkers,
union. and All tie other defendants
we're charged with being principals =
the CONSPIRACY through the writing of
letters RVaH,s defense was that the
ArnNanaras and those who confessed
alone knew that a ..dynanitinp cam
naianit was beinp carried on and that
the executive hoard members ala not
know What seeretarv Mcnamara did