Garland Globe | 1906-03-17 | Page 2 | Officials Arraigned

OFFICIALS ARRAIGNED. Decide to Enter No Plea Until a Later Date. Calilwell, Idaho. Moyer, Haywood and Pettlbono wero nrralgncd beforo Judgo Smith Friday morning. They entered no plea, having decided to wait until next Friday morning nt 10 o'clock to nnswer to tho charge. As has already been told, tho men wero Indicted Jointly with John L. Slmpkins for tho murdor of former Governor Stcunonbcrg on tho 30th day of December. De-cember. Tho men, heavily guarded but not shncklcd, wero taken from Bulso early In tho morning and brought back and returned to tho penltentlnry Immediately after noon. With his face turned townrd tho ' sunshino that streamed In n great golden flood through the.wldo window near hlra, Moyer, bend of tho Wostcrn Federation ot Miners, stood In tho lit-tlo lit-tlo court room and listened without appearing to listen to the rending of l tho long Indictment ngalnst him. Next ' to Moyer stood Pettlbono. Hoywood Was at Pctttbono's right. Both Haywood Hay-wood and Puttlbono llstoncd Intently to tho rending. Moyer gnvo no outward out-ward manifestation of Interest. It Ih set up In tho Indictment that the mon personally supervised tho construction of tho bomb nnd tho placing thereof. Two specific charges nro mado. Tho first Is that tho defendants de-fendants dlschnrged tho bomb thsm-boIvcb thsm-boIvcb In some manner to tho Jury unknown. un-known. Tho second Is thnt they so arranged ar-ranged tho bomb that Stcunonbcrg himself, by opening tho gato at which ho waB killed, upsot somo sulphuric acid in tho Infernal machlno, nnd that tho snld ncld oxplodcd tho ilynnmlto. caps, giant powder and other material of which tho bomb was' made.