TRIAL OF RENA MOONEY
OPENS IN SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.—The
opening address of the prosecutor
in the trial of Rena Mooney indi
cates that brand new evidence is to
be introduced against Mrs. Mooney
than that at the prosecution of Bill
ings and Tom Mooney.
Deputy prosecutor Farrari in his
opening statement promised that
the State would prove that the de
fendant went to the Wharf, eleven
days before the explosion and pur
chased twenty pounds of nitro high
explosive. They would show that
Mrs. Mooney watched the prepared
ness parade from the Roof of a
building and became so enraged
when she saw the explosion had not
halted the parade that she re
marked “If I bad machine gun
what a fine mess I would have made
of those marchers”.
This is the first time that the
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Industrial Worker received
local notice yesterday that there is
to be the bloodiest kind of ructions
over endorsements to be pulled off
in the near future in a choice fea
ture with fireworks and speechify
ing galore. A whole lot of steam
is to be exhausted that has been
superheated under high pressure
control during the past winter
months. The plays and counter
plays are to be such as to tickle the
gallery and the big guns are now
trying out their high explosives on
the testing grounds in the presence
of their favorite lieutenants who
are telling the latest things in the
enemy’s position after a whole win
ter aeroplaning. In plainer lingo
there are to be political meetings
'that ought to delight the heart of
those who love hot stuff.
state claims possesion of any know
ledge regarding the manufacture ot
the bomb. Farrari intimated that
Oxman might not be called. He said
that Billings placed the bomb on
Stuart and Market street at 1:40 p.
m. and that Mr. and Mrs. Mooney
met him and they entered the ma
chine after the bomb had been
placed. He said Mrs. Mooney hur
ried to the roof of the Filers Build
ing.
He outlined the radical ideas ot
the Mooneys and of finding anar
chist literature in their possession.
He claimed that Thomas Mooney
was the master mind of this crowd,
that Weinberg was the tool ana
Billings a dynamiter. Nolan was an
enthusiast who would follow a
leader anywhere and Mifi. Mooney
he described as a Lady Macbeth
while Alexander Berkman was
their publicity department.
A Labor jury was sworn in by
Reverend Perrin of the Episcopal
church and they took the identical
loath as the regular jury and were
assigned seats in the court.
That a t.—mendous conspiracy
exists to railroad the prisoners is
felt certain. It is pointed out that
when in the 3illings case the per
jury was shewn before the trial of
Mooney, the piosecution changed its
tactics in the Mooney case After
the Oxman disclosures now they
change entirely '.lie version of the
testimony to be introduced against
Mrs. Rena Mooney, thus practically
keeping the defense several weeks
behind in the work of securing re
buttal testimony.
let estimate on /oar .lob Work
STATE FIGURES THAT
BUTTE, June 10.—The State In
spector figures that there are now
one hundred and fifty miners dead
in the Speculator mine as a result ot
Saturday’s explosion and fire in the
inflammable part of the deep Butte
mine levels. Forty bodies have
been recovered up to this evening.
Mining engineers figure that it
will take a week for the fire to burn
itself out and are anxious to seal
up the mine so that the mine will
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not be accessible to air. It is not
likely that this will be permitted
until all hope of recovery of those
in the mine who may still be alive
is positively abandoned.
BUTTE, June 11.—This morning
the rescue party equipped with ox
ygen helmets reached the first min
ers alive in the Speculator mine.
They were brought to the surface
all in a bad way.
This evening thirty-five more liv
ing were found in the first stope en
tered by the rescuers and these too
have been brought for treatment to
..the surfaco.
The rescue party hopes now that
many more may be found alive and
that the death list will yet be ma
terially decreased.
The indications are good as the
air is better in several sections were
men have been working.
SAN DOMINGO HAS
ALSO DROKEN GERMANY
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 11.—
A San Domingo cable advised that
that nation yesterday severed all
diplomatic relations with Germany
and practically a state of war now
exists between the two countries.
American troops are practically
maintaining order in San Domingo
at the present time and although
the island enjoys complete auto
nomy, there is now a marked ab
sence of all civil strife.
RELEASED FROM PEN
BY WILSON’S PARDON
I
LEAVENWORTH, June 11.— To
day a presidential pardon released
John H. Barry and others from the
Leavenworth penitentiary. Barry
served four years for dynamiting.
These were the famous conspiracy
charges which were tried before
Judge Anderson in Indianapolis. M.
J. Young and Frank Ryan, the lat
ter formerly president of the Struc
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