The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-15
FAY TELLS OFFICIALS
 OF GRIMES

ed on a charge that he had planned to blow up munitions works in the Unit cd States. had a long talk in the Tombs yesterday with William Flynn, chief of the United States secret ser. vice. AS a result, 1t was said, Fay of fered to turn States evidence. Pays reported offer followed the return here today from Washington of Chief Flynn and H snowden Marshall, United States district attorney for the Southern district of New York It was said that those two officials have verified much that Fay told and that in a full confession Fay has issued the names of an who aided him and the amounts Of money received and by whom contributed
 Plottere are Trapped
 Widespread activity by persons seeking to violate the neutrality of the United States or to use It's hospi- tality in the interest of one or another of the warning powers has resulted in the following indictments and ar rest of the efforts of the authorities
 Ralph K. Blair and Dr. Thomas Ad. dis were Indicted In the northern dis trict of California July 8. 1915 for en- listing persons for service In the Eng. fish army. At the same time indict- menls were found again Blair-Murdock Company. Ralph K. Blair and others for consplring to commit the ofiense. The trial is expected to take place during the fall term of the court.
 The Hamburg-Amerlcan Line, Karl Bunz. George Kotter. Adolf Hachmeis- ter Felix Deffner and Walter Pop penthouse, alias J. Peppnghaus. were indicted In New York for conspiracy to defraud the United States by ob- laining clearance papers by false manlfests and for conspiracy to de- fraud the United States by causing the collector of customs, by means of false statements made Go him, to is- sue correct entries In connection with the activities in behalf Of the German government Of the steamships Der. wind. Lorenzo and others.
 Robert Fay Walter Scholz and Paul Deache. arrested in New Jer- sey charged with conspiracy. Were experimenting with high explosives and bombs Supposed to be planning to blow up muntion ships, intuition plants and New York defenses.
 Frantz von Rintelenr German sec ret agent. investigated in New York. thought to have tried Go embroil the United States In war with Mexico.
 Richard S. stegler Richard Mad den and Gustav Cook indicted in the southern district of New York the Int ter part of February for conspiracy to defraud the United States in se- curing a passport for one Richard Ste ger. a German naval reservist. In the name of Madden on March 19, 1915, on a plea Of guilty. steger was sen- fenced to imprisonment in the New York county penitontlary for term of sixty days and Madden and Cook were found guilty and sentenced to ten months each
 Carl Ruroede and a number of oth- CTS were indicted in the southern dis trlct of New York Feb. 15 1915, for conspiracy to defraud the government in securing passports in false applica- aions. Ruroede was convicted and sentenced March 8. 1915, to imprlson ment for three months In the federal penitentiary at Atlanta Ga.
 Gustav Stahl was indicted on June llS. 1915. for perjury before the New York grand jury in connection with Ian affidavit made by him in the Lusi. tania matter On June 2l, 1915. he pleaded guilty and was sentenced on Sept. g. 1915 to nineteen months In 1 Che Atlanta penitentiary.
 Werner Horn was indicted March 2 1915. at Boston for transporting dynamite in Interstate commerce in violation of Section 23f of the Penal Code. This dynamite was used in Horns attempt to destroy the Inter national bridge at Vonceboro Me. Ills trial Is expected to come up some time this fall
 Jovo Matanovich, Anto seferovich, lsava Gjourashovich. P M Luburich, land B. Martinovich were indicted iu the northern district of Illinois, July &. 1915. for conspiracy to enlist per- sons for military service in a foreign country and Matanovich and Gjoun. ashkovich on July 2i for similar oi- fense. The men indicted were an prominent representatives in this country of the Montenegrin govern Iment seferovich claimed at the time of his arrest that he was to be ac- credited consular general of Montene- gro and his papers were at the time enroute to this country and it was aiso claimed on behalf of Gournash- kovich and Matanovich that they were official representatives of the Monte negrln king Maianovich having sery- ed as minister to Turkey and secre- Itary to King Nicholas
 victorlano Huerta and Pascuale or. ozco were arrested June 27, 1915. at E Paso. Tex. on complaint of com spiracy to violate section 13 of the Federal Penal code Huerta and O number of others are now being held for the grand jury ot San Antonio.
 Texas. Orozco having been killed in . one Of the later raids i'm Texas. lt
 is believed that an indictment will be secured against Huerta and his fol- flowers for conspiring to set on foot 8 military expedition against Mexico.