London, April 20.—The men who
i, were arrested for connection with the
i, dynamite conspiracy were brought up
, this morning for further hearing. The
’ t court room was crowded. Among
t» those present was Herbert Gladstone,
t The boy who was employed by White
e head at Birmlugham, aud who was
i. yesterday identified by Lynch, was
. placed in the witness box. He recog
nized Th os. Gallagher as the man who
visited Whitehead. The boy testified
that Gallagher when he visited White
head gave the name of Fletcher. When
1 he called to see Whitehead he sent the
- boy on an errand and told him he need
- not hurry back, and when be returned
I' Whitebead and Gallagher were still en
-1 gaged lu conversation, and Whitehead
’ gave him a holiday. Shortly afterward
■ Wilson, another of the prisoners, ar
-1 rived In a cab. He said ho had come
■ for the "oil” that Fletcher had ordered,
r Wilson was conducted by Whitehead
• to an inner room. Next Lynch came
1 to Whitehead's place, bringing with
- him a large bot. The boy was unable
I to swear positively as to the identity of
‘ Wilson. He was, however, positive as
■ to Gallagher, who, be said, called
‘ several times to see Whitehead.
It has been ascertained that tbe box
• found near tbe Times office last night
- did not contain an explosive material.
A detective belonging at Birming
ham was sworn and considered the
testimony given as to the time of Wil-
• son’s arrival at the house of Whlte-
• head.
