Show HOME I 1 AND ABROAD benc j iz lit dt the anarchists trial THE COLORADO MIDLAND sir charles ailko winces at lawyers scathing denim elation 1 I 1 I 1 11 ll ii I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 B by V to the A Cap casturo turo SAN FRANCISCO july 22 acting general mckeever reports having Lt vini received thia this morning orning tu a dispatch that captain lawton with his command surprised geronimos Geroni moa camp on the yodel river about one hundred and thirty miles southwest of con compaan IT as in sonora or ora nearly three hundred red miles south ortho the mexican boundary ba andary line capturing all the indian property including a laro largo quan quantity ti ty of dried meat and nineteen horses hordes I 1 I 1 I 1 MAKING BOMBS the trial of the hu good fodder fo d cefic CHICAGO ago july 21 apon the opening of the court in the anarchists trial win who Is regarded as the principal witness for the state was placed on the stand jie ile testified ho lie lived in street and that lingg one of the defendants had bad boarded with him monday night before tho the massacre witness attend ed the meeting of tho the carpenters I 1 union at ilalio hall there copies lea of the revenge cire circular lar were n disi Is tri tributes buted tuesday at atLIn ggs request witness worked all the mornine morning with lingg and three others loading the bomb bombs they made about 40 or 60 50 of them lingg urged hem them to work diligently and said the bombs would betaken be taken away that day told him film every workingman wot kingman should have dynamite and know how to use it there wa waa a going to be an agitation and all workingmen ot ought glit to learn the tile use of dynamite lie ile said that the bombs they were making would be good fodder for the capitalists and the police the bombs were to be used that night lingg said when the bombs wore ware finished they carried them to hall halt where they were well distributed ephfrom hall flail tile witness and lingg went over to the larrabe larrab e st 0 alce station there was to be a I 1 1 aft al fallier aja n bousi Y ah other disturbance waa was to be made on the west est ide tide and one more on the north side to prevent the police pollee massing at any sit one point tell what conversation you had with lingg ling that night when you left yeas neffs hall liall 11 he eclid a d tile ought to be made everywhere on tile theN north bide side to prevent r event ali t I 1 I 1 a e police V 1 0 lico from going to the tv west e t side 1 d 0 I 1 i fa what did lings Ling asay say an n poe over to the larrabee street station ille sail it mould would be a beautiful thing to throw a couple of bombs into the police station off leers were sitting in fronton front of the station I 1 i lingg ling g bald ld they could not u do I 1 and that if the others tan ran out we I 1 1 could shoot them down tile patrol 1 wagon came up tip lingg said ho be was going to throw the bomb that waa was llie the best op opportunity I 1 said that was not a bood T time that it would be without biti 0 Jeffe effect ct lie ile then became wild lid and anti excited lie wanted roc me to give him some lire fire Iwa I 1 was smoking ing a cigar and wont into the hah aad struck a match as if I 1 waa was go going n g to give givis it to him film the patrol wagon waa WAZ coming hy by it 1 l passed us ns bufore he lie got the tile match when he wanted waltO 0 o follow the ft agon wagon he ile there wa wae tro trouble tible on the tile west side and wanted to go where it was I 1 persuaded him hirn to ea 0 wo we pot got to td tile house a little before eleven he ile asked me if I 1 had seen the police potice in n the tilo paper that armed men were going allgeo to hold a meeting on the west 1 side aide I I 1 said no Ile showed me we the i arbeller Ar belter Ze ilung he ile showed me tho the word buhr and eaje that meant there yas was to bra I 1 meeting on oll the fhe west side that was ras to be turned upside down and that axy at there was wan to bo be trouble witness aavo in n fletau their movements that night and the inside hie mil tory of the anarchist society lie ile was closely examined eta mined but hia his testimony was unshaken not a dull lull moment elapsed during the afternoon the judge jury lawyer lawyers and spectators were kept ept fi fixedly X edly without the sligh slightest relaxation at lie the same high tension to which they raised when the days exciting beg began in lather her early pi orning hours A da 49 tor mined attempt waa A as by the thip ye defence feeve to td show that the bor bombs abs manufactured manye mallye on oil the afternoon of the day on which the cupac a re occurred b hay aft 0 no necessary connection n with tho riot in the haymarket ct the witness was t tangled nae d up and made male to answer more or le less to tn the tho do doi feuse till tul the court deci decided fed that tho the attempt had proceeded far enough A new lino uno of queries wae was quietly substituted by F foster oster the object boing to impeach the credibility ger gar a and nd place him in as odious a 1191 light t ae as possible lible before the jury lie ile was without af partly successful though feeling I 1 the weight of his testimony mony materially F eliger fold hou upon being I 1 liberated liber atad by captain 0 k lie and his wife went home together aether to solomon one of the tile at attorneys for the th defense defens 0 eoon soon called on him endeavored to induce hini him not roon mon to test testify liy against the defendants and to tell captain sc hiack that ids ilia pre alou ji houi joui W uld not bp ea in court I 1 mra jars was then placed on the tile witness stand and cave gave her testimony in a thin treble voice sha mon v very ner nervous und and at times embarrassed barr was assed but displayed bayed none of the tle cravenness t that hat characterized characterised te ried he her burbana on the tile atan lingg ehe she eaid aid c caieto gibe to board with ith them afew a few before christina christmas weeks did pid yon yoh ever r eee see any bombs in lp asked the tile states aitor ouse your url house og before may I 1 I 1 saw some aa as 1 I 1 f 1 lenkway wag about to hide tilde them there were about half a dozen lying in his bed which he wanted to hide h ailing de there were both long once ones and round ones alas ahe is pipes and shells were there she h had ad no talk with film then about the bombs after lingg left the house elie tile did not zoo any more of them on the night of the riot ebe she heard people say that a bomb had i fallan n at the tile haymarket that day there were several men in ili the house hou se six or eight perhaps and maybe more among them were 1 ier i Huen fluen lan lingg un g and her bus 1 I 1 us band they were in t the 0 house until towards evening coming corning and going all day the men were working upon the bombs she site did lid not pay particular par tien attention but remembered that api fining filling said mrs birs sell ger 1 I was in the kitchen when supper wag was ready I 1 went in where the men were at work I 1 was sa a mad amad that I 1 could throw them all ont mit 6 are yon you a socialist 31 is asked as ked the state attorney no wo snapped the tile witness they are always scolding me I 1 frequently saw sair lingg melting lead right on my cooking cookin cook in h etoye skove twice was with him im and once and my husband lings lingg would say to me dont act so foolishly standing there you might bo be doing something Bom ething witness faw fair lingg the day after the bemb was thrown life ile waa was at home in the forenoon have you ever seen this instrument said grinnell exhibiting the iron spool into which the dynamite shell was fitted yes was the re reply tat y ILl lingg rigg was a always ways casting with that mrs was cross examined for the defense by foster who began by a bland emilo smile saying you have been looked upon on account of this bomb business I 1 believe mrs hell ger yes I 1 have been looked upon on man lingg answered the witness sharply was a staggered but recovered himself liim self quickly and endeavored to show that the tile witness was actuated by spite against lin linge 99 iho the other questions were directed to ascertain whether the Se Selie ligers ers were in in receipt of money from the tho police the fact was brought out that since the riot captain had paid her rent and given her barely enough to live on illow old ia is your husband osband mrs Se ci i liper casually asked foster thirty ofie how ow old are you the little woman winced then hushed flushed to the roots of her tier hair and said 1 I am forty before mrs recovered from her tier confusion the at attorney torner proposed afie trl T wlm r A sa thallon would woula raise a puree purse of money for lingg to send him out of the country and then lay the whole bomb making scheme on him the witness denied having ever talked of such a proposition she had a co with MM mrs thiel at the tile time referred to but nothing of the kind alleged waa mentioned the tile hour to adjourn having arrived d the long session ended by the states attorney handing to the jury for inspect inspection io 1 I an article which several df of then bild desired particularly to see it was a murderous dirk fashioned from a file and taken from fischer tho the day after the daughter r of the police at the cailao july 22 judge carrys court room was crowded as usual this morning when at P williamson formerly a reporter of the daily news I 1 was ivas called to the stand Willia tusOn testified he be knew Il ivansons Han ansons spies and fielden and on the night t the new board of trade building was opened witness was detailed 0 to o follow the Social socialistic itic procession which broke ot qt t theop le cp of the tile tung and spica Vi fielden anil an d tais parsons I 1 ad addressed ill res zed the crowds fro from u the wib wn low parsons was the first er called the tile bloodhounds and servants eer vanta of robbing called callei the crowd to follow him and ana attack several clothing houses 7 marshall far fields store steins mentioned and liela helu th themselves eta selvas to what wila called the of life fielden said bala the same thing he lie offered to lead the mob in an attack on oil the tile store what wa about the new board octra of trade de boh I 1 jata tho bui building lOing was put up out of the money stolen froin them that every ono who dill 01 business there was a robber and a thief witness went up tip stairs into C e of Ivar parsons sons up wa asked by the t reporter ter why not march re 1 upon the board of traded trade and he lie said sald that tho the police ent ed it well but your party arty have lave revolvers AM what at preparation further do you need asked Willlam sou the timo time lias lim not riot come yet when the tinie time does come collo we will meet th the police with avith bops OX I 1 ahen 1 ie it did he bo fa 09 timo woud leipe during j abo yer parsons lare ons gave tha the witness practical illustration of alj he lie meant and showed blin him a coil and 1 1 capa caps there was a also so a quantity of dyn dynamite anillo the they were kept in q a draper drawer persona called for them find and aples pot got them thein said the explosives nt were ere kipton kept on hat hand id in preparation pa ration for a war that waa was impend F ng that the laboring man was being robbed by the board of trade men and others the manner of the warfare was to hurl burl bom bombs bs from frota the housetops and in that way th they 11 could any for force cc 0 of f p ftp or alitia that r fould ha he h assembled am 0 the colorado midi midland and D an fn i licit colorado july 22 the colorado midland Mif flaud railway co has just let contracts for grading ita its ro roadbed 0 leoca irom colorado springs west westward to the tile platte river near the floris bant river the road I 1 has tits been en for time in grading gra Jini between Lead leadville villo and aspen and anti the announcement is i now made that that contracts for 9 abiog between the cross inc of f tha tho I 1 blatte and lie leady adville lp vill iu the allue ao a ejected extends t lisuch ute 11 1 over abo blayden divi divie le across the bv 0 western alin of f fhi coutil patk park and r ugh the tile continental divide by means of a 2 2200 0 feet long the last two su in puts being tho the timber line at an elevation of feet above sea level the country ie to very ragged rugged a considerable portion very snowy luring during eix six month of the year and tit the e ruling grades encountered are one linn In indred dred and fifty eight feet per mile but when hen complete the tile road will be a ab short ort inter mountain line from tho t I 1 to eastern base of the mountains to Lo adville aspen and glenwood glentz springs the total length of the line projected is about 2 miles and the estimated cost about eight million dollars considerable speculation is afloat as to whether the enterprise is independent or backed by one of tho the east and west lines now looking towards colorado the crawford dilke stink LONDON july 22 captain poster foster aa as a witness in the crawford dilke divorce case to day lay admitted he lie had been guilty of adultery with mis crawford he ile once with w ith sir charles called him a liar scoundrel and coward because he had ec so creely attempted to sever the relations between mrs crawford and witness he ile also attempted to thrash sir charles but desisted at mrs afra rog eraine entreaty mrs rogerson Roz erson was here recalled called ie she site denied the statements made by r foster matthews then addressed the jury in behalf the petitioner crowford the lawyer describes des cribs ed as the tile only ono one who emerged clean from amidst this plentiful throwing of foulest mud the lawyer ye ridiculed dilkes reason for remaining silent during the previous ous trial when there wae was produced against him strong damaging eyl de benco e of brutal adultery matthews did not mince matters he described things in vernacular with such power ae as to intensely excite dilke who became livid with rage and twice jumped to his feet and essayed essay ed to speak at which the judge prevented him from doing so BOSTON bostos july 22 2 0 the directors 0 a large and iid wealth wealthy y concern have removed samuel G snelling from theoffice the office cf treasurer which he lie has held for za years A committee to investigate his accounts was appointed its chairman has eid that the deposed treasurer has been guilty of grave irregularities 4 tho 1110 amount is not known and it may inay be anywhere from to oooo the chicago ts CHICAGO july 22 wheat closed weak lower than at yesterdays close cash 76 september Septem berj october 81 8 gais easie a r A 1 gai 9 t fa 0 1 je I 1 n ber 91 october SO 30 s pork firm and higher lard firm and higher |