The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1911, Page 6

WRESE MEN ARE CHARGED WITH DYNAMITE OUTRAGES . COSTING 112 LIVES AND _ $3,650,000 WORTH = ' , ORTIE M’MANIGAL tA oy athades to. hav "pees JOHN M'NAMARA mee to complicity In numerous dy Bridge and Stru , vaVork Outrages, and implicating J. F * Ny ; pe gee Namara Oe N A ‘ I AFTER 35 YEARS IN LONELY CELL, JESSE - BOSTON, Ma to solitary co whole butcher’ Jesse Po prisoner in Ameri d fim a cell, has at ciled to his fa “AIL! ask Is a little more freedon @nd permission to do some said Pomeroy di bers of a legislative cc the one day in the y ‘ he ts allowed to see the face of living person other than his ke and his aged mother, who him every six months for a few hours natural s committed wh Since He Was 14. Cooped up in his cell in the Cherry Hil! section of the Char town prison, with ¢ wit high in the wall, giving bim a view of @ square of has spe sinee he == SAY THEATRE USHERS TOOK STOLEN JOY RIDE | Barred Doors. ' v was ars of age. He door which closes complete w ratte ‘Theodore Cartwright and John EB. and attend th a b eb | McCormick, each 17 years old, were | © ool ' MeCormick arrested yesterday on charges of , 4 by bis grand larceny for stealing J. H. ager of the N Shaw's automot from in front of | par Cartw the Moore theatre last Saturday ty jail night during the perf boys are both LEGISLATORS ALL SAY THEY | TRIED TO TRAP DETECTIVES (By United Press Leased Wire.) nance The COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 2 i lowing the arrest of the Burns de was] tectives here for atten « legislators, the tmp ative day that the eage sleuths to clinch their cases has Senators | trayed them Huffman and] saad defense is freely geantat-arms Diegle today GLORY AND GLITTER FOR GENERAL; ONLY A CLERK LAST DECEMBER | Ramon F. Iturbe, Emulating His Patriot Grandfather, Does Great Things for the Insurrecto Cause. | EL PASO, Texas, May 2.—| Iturbe” is an onc name in} Mexico, Twe there | was an Itur a great pw triot and his memor very dear to the common people of the re public | Now the name “turbe” bids fair to take on 4 new luste: For Ramon F. Iturbe, the young: ster who has spread insurrection all over the Durango district, and who has now under bis command an army of perhaps 1,500 men, is a grandson f the Iturbe who first endeared the name to the of Mexico. Ramon It is a mere D he held a clerieai Cullacan jail. In he persuaded some of the guards to enter into @ for releasing the prisoners the nucleus of Four month: position in the January prison scheme nd making of them pel army Presently Iturbe and an escaped | criminal, Juan Banderas, who had| already started an uprising, col-| mated at 1,500 to 2,000 men, all jmounted. It is sald that heods|¢, making his own powder, smelting | ‘'Y lead from local ores, and reload ing empty cartridges to leu of factory ammunition serve in anti-federal, the insurrectionists| Secretary of the four-hour battle with the hospital | surgeon against having his right) arm amputated, Lewis Clark, vic tim of a street car accident, kept him through the aceu Leach had permitted SHIPPING NEWS the arm but will probably lose his nday visitors to the water Ife. Blood poisoning has set in.| front heard 67 mules “cry” as they * * 4 We have = big new stock of | ines, Their cries, howe’ were| OAKLAND, Cal, May 2 : CHI-NAMEL not of the baby er, They had| block In the downtown section was ’ And everything else that goes |4 force about them that sounded|burned early today. Four 4 {, on with @ brush for blocks. Their brays attracted | narrowly escaped when the é 4 big crowd, which watched the|the Dietz opera house, now the so : Federal! Paint and Wall) tiyades go out from Pier 10, carry-|clalist campaign headquarters, ij Paper Co. ing the cargo of the U. 8, trans-| H, C. Tuck, blind editor of the 1406 4th, Diagonally Opp. P.-1.| port Dix. Socialist World, was dragged - TEES Nee oa — conscious from the building. 4 “Want” Ads Are After three months in port, the] Daqage to other adjoining prop- Star 2 : schooner West will sail with a car-|erty brought the total loss Business Bringers go for Valparaiso today. $100,000. ncPranitee ban mercenary Only Sees Mother NEW DIPLOMATS AT WASHINGTON Saves Arm, Loses Life | count him as one of them |veagh by Chas, Leach (By United Prens Lonsed Wire) | llector of customs of © LOS ANGELES, May 2.—In a} | Leach leged t PROPERTY) POMEROY, MURDERER, ASKS FOR WORK 4 PHOTOSRARH EE lected an army of 200 men, with ; ay Hannve CRW: which they, captured Tamazula 73 er ae Then, having levied upon that town,| Senor Manuel De Zamacona, who they raided that section of Durango | has arrived in Washington, as Mex! west of the divide, taking town after! can Ambassador De La Barra’s suc own. cessor. Now Iturbe has an army esti!" senor Antonio M Rivero Cuba's new minister to this coun SUES M’VEIGH Suit for $100, This is Iturbe, in full war panoply,| Iturbe's operations savor some-> (By United Prees Leaxed Wire.) peari handled revolver, Winchester thing of the methods of the| CHICAGO, May 2 carbine, big hat and all. bandit, but as they have all been | 00 for libel was filed today against Treasury form removed him from office he Half a firemen root of veland when Macveagh beled ton that goods removed without payment of duty un | THE STAR—TUBSDAY, MAY 2, 1911. CRIMES CHARGED TO MEN My God, to Thee” Stirs John McNamara he listened fall to bis lay ‘ GELF May | Will Preside at LOB A } ot hi UNDER ARREST IN LOS ANGELES) Trial of Alleged sg , Oe hide man es he waid, “M r ARR ARR Re tk! Dynamiters |" ‘"*" . ang di * *| | ireh serviee The old fe-\in the old The « * Detec harge men under arrest to be instigators of f »! mara wanted to go to the ang McNamara the arr * i | also, but he didn’t indies t owing explosion *| ender met ) * — * recalled at ti * K La *| oe A ailent * A ! " t Coast ' «| ‘ 4 2 I Oregon K n wort P art : * ‘y' eve much at th t N | eo above a Kar 4 laughing * AD ‘ * i ft * Bey ‘ ' i on * - * 0 T ow Ang ( «| & Nove ‘ 7 Ce * * De ¢ ow Y ‘ * * De be Low Angele 1 *| +1 \ EB! Paso, Tex ) *| r AT t ‘ Chica 100,¢ ans heatre—'Second Sip w i ; ¢ \ < ’ > . { y of New York and the Ama: | tarie * = 1 A Trip to the Blue Lyceum Theatre—The ? Rive A California Love Stor und the THe Foster Pathe ‘: ae rae For Their 4 a wtory of } The Two Heroe Arthur } ° * 5 e ob fave thelr mot f ee ee 7 by @ witty scheme National Theatre—"The t ee ee ee D> LN Circult Theatre — “Piecio ; ‘ ; * «| of French Revolution Haven of Re * OCTOBER 1—Times building blown up at 1 a. m., 21 killed and #| JUDGE WALTER BOROWEL of intense 2 Odeon Theatre India ed * $500,000 worth of property destroyed o| Mes ph aeee the & © Hoyden,” a wayward Lex ¢ Erring Sor ¢ * OCTOBER 1, 10 a. m.—Fifteen sticks of dynamite found at home # | Wher t eturned en The Cole sters,” entertaine er g thing ‘ * fF. J. Zeehandelaar var Exhibit Theatre—“An Unwillir Washington Theatre—“The Cur # OCTOBER 1, 1:30 p. m t case filled with dynamite found # } ried to the W the biggest } ’ * at home of General H, G, Otis and exploded by detectives. # | Wé of Low Angeles, ¢ lam Rex,” a comed F . * OCTOBER 2 Francieco police secure names and descrip. # | ding ‘ ideal Theatre— “The Mothe < * tions of three men who purchased dynamite from Giant Pow. # | of th * der company bearing same mark as that found at Zeehande # * jaar home * * hired a launch and changed the name of It * ted ¥ aned Wire nor odrow Wilson, w +s * OCTOBER 14—Investigators find lodging place of man who went * HON womas h & four week king . by name of “Smithy” in negotiating purchase of explosive, ® | bluejack with oc. The Grittithet of ¥ tates ach * OCTOBER 17—Balance of dynamite purchased from Giant Pow. #|fire cune la n tth 20 he . der company by the three men is found in house on 19th av., #/from f art 4 : addre Princetor and * San Francisce rar oters if any « 1 a reception at the ° *& DECEMBER 25—Liewellyn iron Works dynamited. -e foreign The r a a * APRIL 12, 1911—Arrest of ©. E. McManigal and J. B. Mc. # |property * Namara in Detroit * wo Ame ne Germ , hich | A Potlatch button will look well * APRIL 22—Arrest of J. J. 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