The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
'Dynamiter' Denounced
by Court and Sent
to Jail.
WOMAN WRITER
is DENOUNCED
Defense in Trial of Iron Workers
Declared in Contempt of Court.
and Judge Threatens That
Hand of Law Will Fail
Heavily-A Day Of
Sensations.

Heavily-A Day Of
Sensations.
Indianapolis. Ind. November "a
Of Herbert s. Hockin.
ono Of the chief defendants. in de-
fault Of an increased bond: the Do.
nouncing by tho district attorney OF
Q woman writer In the courtroom -
An anarchist" and a reputation by
attorneys for the defese Of some OF
the acts Of the defendants were among
incidents at the dynamite
conspiracy" trial to-day.
Hookin. secretary and treasurer o.
the International Association OF Bridge
ana Structural Iron Workers. was
taken 70 Jail because he was unable
70 increase his $4,000 bond to $4,000
ordered BY tho court after witness
had said he was In the employ OF 2
detective land was not to be trustee
day or night BY any one.
Hookin 10 the successor OF J. J. NC
Namara. tho dynamiter. ana - re-
earded a ono Of the principal de-
fendantA
Miss Mary Field. Of New York. was
branded a. an anarchist" who ought
tn be excluded from the courtroom Tor
certain articles she published concern
ing the trial in the union magazine
An Of the o6acials on tr1al including
Frank d. Ryan. the president; J. I.
Butler, vfce-pre9Sdsnt: n J. YOUNG
Boston. and p. 4 Cooler. New or
leans. were dsnounosd for publish'ng
vhat Judge Anderson said Was an
contempt Of court
Judge Anderson Stated tha3 - ,
wa Saturday night he would not be
inclined - increase the bends OF the
last named defendaHtA althoo8n No
would MT act On the metsso - tnas
time"
KDSW 1SthenG - Aecee
No sooner had the court Spoon tnAn
Senator Kern ana Wfinem na1o.nS.
counsel for ths ds1ense' decisseo anes
had not bsen cenesea eoooe. Su.s.Ae
ing the article cftsseisano N - s.o
that they diee~owsd sne
thefsan expeesse4
Pointing toward me tao!e ~nes =.
about ten lA~Jeeo 1os tne
Judge Anderson Ia ne n.a an .n
certain pesson. Wno IeD -
selves 10 b attornsya and II / ieefn
70 DO true Things vnson ! aeve
-aa >A>-W
Law VII deei neevuy WIN
Generating MISS F1eId' VINO ms oeen
present In the courtroom i
weeks DISTRICT Ae1oTnsy AAaer
she had been often seen IN INC O
pany OF Ola1 A. Teieo,
Francisco. VINO eonoucted @e
sort OF publication ~ tn1 vn'cn pun
iished MISS f1ens
Lndsey L Iewet. now IN engineer
IN Panama. had testified that IN August
1910. the month OF the deetruction OF
the Los Angeles Imes. no -
been giving Information about the
dynam1te-s: that soon after the Ok
pIosion. Hockin worked directly with
william J. Burma. . detective. to
whom he described fully Just who the
were: that Hockin. while
SIN an official Of the union. worked
for pay in trailing the dynamitefs with
Burns four months before tho srects
were made. and that Hockin said he
overheard a conversation between J. j.
McSamara and President Lynch. OF
the international Typographical Union.
about q proposed explosion on the
Pacific coast.
IN wbich District Attorney Miller re-
Fe-r.d .s typical. was:
..nn -. sfb az October these forty
s~s S.fena.n,s waJked into court and
n,s,sed NOT guilty to the charges Of
,,,< .ts.I frusf- Then began the farce
:. ,i.I = trial In which money,
S...,,S. nower was the prosecutor Of
r.nt and noverty: a trial In which
,he .,eel tru.. uasuuersdes - the
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