New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-25
Burns to Clear Mystery of De-
lay in Arrests, He Says.
DETECTIVES HELD OFF
Mechanical and Mcnamara, in
Same Room with Them, Not
Molested on Hunting Trip.


arrests in connection with the Los Angeles
Times Building explosion did not tdhe
Mace sooner. Mr.. Burns had Just arri'eu
bere from New York. and was reading an
account of the court developments at IND
annapolis.
eff Inquiries made 10 me now were
IN good faith il would be easy for me TO
answer fully. but | intend TO make my
statements when | get on the witness
stand at indianapolis" he SAID men !
shall testify to far more than mas S''
been brought to light, and to great uea'
more than some persons would prefer
Trdlapapolis Nov. 2f.-Whether the
bonds Of six more OF the accused dyha-
mite plottcrs are to be Increased Is 10 NC
,J,cad before the federal court at the re-
SUMPTION OF the trial tomorrow Distrl''
Att,rrrv Charles W. Miller said tonight
that ne would ask the court 10 rule on
motion 20 double the bonds OF FRANK H.
p,s, president Of the ironworkers' union;
I,br - lutIer Of Buffalo, vice-president
Michael J Young. Of Boston, Phi''p a
cooley. ~ New Orleans, and Eugene A
clancy and Olaf I. Tyeitmoc, OF san fIdh-
cisco. 81.
y,upp and Clancy were named by Orue
r. vrNianlgal as having met him on ms
lyrgmifing trips Cooley Is a member OF
y.. Yuinr's international executive board
.ry.ituln, was charged by the District At
-nfncv with having published criticisrns
thu. trial as anarchistic az those PRINT
,.I ir m. union magazine by MARY Field
f., y.a. lin. article by Miss Field which
Judge \ y. Anderson denounced III court
AS IAN outrageous contempt adding III
r.f.r,uc. - criticisms Of the trial by the
defendants.
81, society Is 10 hold together this thing
cannot continue"
Ur,bart : Hockin. secretary OF the
union. whose $4,000 bond was Increased
fl, s,o oo0 after witness had testified n"
mad been accepting pay for Information
l,ut the dynamitcrs before they were
crested was still In jail tonight.
IN. testimony ~ Lindsey l.. Jewel an
,ri,.,I nr constructing firm In Pitts
burgh. that Hockn had disclosed the To-
cation of hidden nitro-gycerine as eaily
as August. 1910. and had fully described
.wr. Los Angeles Times dynamlters 10
william J. Burns. n detective shoruS
..rt.r. the explosion. although arrests were
maj made until four months later ana
r,,t uockin had trailed the dynamlters
.,b,t, the country AZ the direction OF
pp,ps called attention To McMansal
confession.
rp Lis confession Mechanical said lie
,oIa John j. Mcnamara that Hochih was
h.trayiug the locations OF hidden expo
srvcs In the interval between the hid'hB
r,e pitroglycrrine By the dynamlteis
-, pocbeater. Penn, and the time Nc
,,,,to.r said he learned Il was gone
,.,,.I testified that Hockin took MIN 10
a., old cooper shop and showed htty-tWo
,r,,,s Of the explosive hidden under the
floor
ucNanieaI also asserted that he sa"
detectives following him when he s'a''eu
I'm a., suitcase OF explosives to blow up
i,b al Peoria, H., in September, 1911
r.,eI testified that before the Peoria eN-
,l,eiop uockiu called him up on the teIe-
rhorc and advised him Of the plot
,,,,or they went to hunt In the Nlscon-
go, woods the month after The Los An
,,oIcs Times" explosion. McMangal sad
re and lanes b. Mcnamara found them
s.Iycs i'm = room with detectives, but they
continued hunting without being arrested.
, letter was introduced In connection
with levels testimony purportlng To
show that Hockin stated the dynainiter'
we're in the woods and that he ulockln)
wanted Ia know why the agent mean
Ing Burns, did not arrest them.
seventeen thousand pages of testimony
have been taken from 800 witnesses, and
~, witnesses for the government stlll are
L.. la, called.