The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11

came to an open break with the dis
trict attorneys office. He ordered
the arrest OF Deputy District Attor-
ney d. N. Ralston and J. N. Hen
drick. and Sheriff j. S. Grisham.
District Attorney J. J. Hendri:k and
the sheriff were both In Pueblo. how
ever
That the order was not carried out
and the arrests made. was due TO u
last minute apology BY Jack Hen
drick. Jr.. to General Chase over the
telephone. The general thought he
was talking the District Attorney
Hendriek and his anger growing
warmer every minute he gave YOUNG
Hendrick the most mcrciless rcpri-
mand that nny public official has cv-
er received. RalstOn was also
flayed In sizzling language.
General Chase with Col. W. \.
Davis had an automobile In waitins
At the military camp and were about
to leave when Hendrick called up.
Previously the general had called up
the shcriffs' office aud demanded an
explanation, and an attachcc Of the
office had disclaImcd responsibility.
Chase told Hendrick that he would
not tolerate Interference nor permit
the release Of military prisoners. He
made Il clear to young Hendrick that
~ long us the district WINS under mar
tiai law. and the militia In charge Of
the situation. that uii military pris-
oncrs must br held for trial. The
general said he wlnted, every man to
have u fair trial. but said any furth-
er infraction Of this rule would lead
to the Immediate nrnset OF the Off
ciais held responsible.
StrikeEs Re-arrested
The men who. were released were
arraixncd before Justice Bowers yes
tcrday afternoon under $500 bond
each. and hearing srt for November
II. N room as acncrai Chase lc.rned
OF the release Of the men hc took the
matter up with the authorities and
detailed u troop OF cavalry to find
tho men. rcarrcst them and brins
them back About . o'clock last
nixht the cavalry took the four men
In custody. brought them TO Trinidad
and lodged them In the county jail.
The women from the tent colony
near sopris late yesterday put on =
violcpt demonstration at ~. Thon'-
- marcbtnG about and shouting thst
they were appealing the ''seaos" 10
come out. The DEMONSTRATION lasted
for several minutes.
About lkc sAnic time Louis ZAno-
iinc from siarsiilc Is reported Ia
have fired two shois through u win
dow ofthc home OF Charles Pcrcif'
NJ sopris. who III = said has been
iivinE with his divorced wifc The
bullets did not strike Pcrctu Sho
tired three shots at Zanoiinc. Iano-
line fled TO the hills pursucd by
eight mtiiiamcn. Thisu ftcrnoou
Constable Tim Pcrctto went To SO.
pris with u warrant for the arrs4'
u zanolinc.
Marshal Massinsalr says he has
the situation well under control. In
tcrnational Vice President Frank J.
iiaycs Of the tinted Mine Workers
speaks ut sopris this afternoon.
A number Of new recruits have
been added to the military force In
the past few days. Thirty have on
listed at Sopris and an equal number
In Trinidad. Twelve recruits from
Holly. Colo. arrived here this MORN
Ing.
Louis Zanuiinc wa. arrested this
afternoon at Starkviiic by Constable
Pcrcito. The warrant charges him
with assault, 10 kill one Charles Per-
ctii at sopris las, night. Zanoilpc
was arraisncd before Justice DSwcrs
and hearing ~, for November II.
He IL In the county jail ..,
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