The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
INDICTMENTS TO
| FOLLOW EVIDENCE
Principals in Plot VIII Be
Named When Testimony
Is Completed


LOS ANGELES. Nov. THE assem-
bling Of 80 witnesses from San Fran
cisco and vicinity marked 6 phase Of
the grand jury investigation Of the
Times disaster today, for which the
return OF indictments IS expected TO
supply the climax within a week.
Three true bills are anticipated by the
district attorneys Office. There may
be four and possibly two more.
The three or four indictments VIII
. name alleged principals in the plot
which resulted I'm the destruction Of
The Los Angeles Times plant October
l. and the death Of p Of its men. The
other two viii bring suspected aides
81 the plOtters 10 trial as accessories.
SIX witnesses were examined today.
. Among them We're Earl Rogers, who
directed the search for evidence IN the
north, and J. II. Zianini. a powder ex-
pert The other four were from San
Francisco and vicinity. Twenty-siX
.Faore. including Olaf Tvietmoe. Anton
. .!ohannsen and others prominent in
union abor circles OF san Francisco
were waiting the call Of the inQuisi-
tors when the grand jury adjourned
glutiI tomorrow
Tire foundation TO support the alle-
cation that Il was a dynamite explo-
sion which wrecked the Times plant
was laid by the survivors Of the dis
sster. who testified Friday and Mon
dar The line Of inquiry taken by the
1lTv today was indicated by the wit
nesses called 10 the stand this morning
and afternoon Besides Rogers and
Zianini these We're: George II. Phil
lips assistant manager OF the Giant
powder works; Bruce McCaull. ship
ping clerk at Giant, who dispatched
the consignment OF dynamite ordered
by "Bryson." Morris and Leonard"
Douglas Burrowes Of Oakland. whose
boat, the Pastime, was chartered by
the alleged Conspfrators. and Harrison
\. Nutter. clerk OF a water front hard
. ware FIRM. who sold the aluminium let
ters To make the name Peerless
which was substituted for Pastime on
the little vessel.
The development Of the complete
case. which Rogers and Detective
Browne say they have against the al
legged dvnamiters. rests upon the testi-
-iuonv Of the remaining witnesses, a
list OF whom was given out by Presid-
ing Judge Bordwell Of the superior
court today These witnesses are:
OLAF TVEITMoE. secretary Of the building
trsdes council and president Of the Asistic ex-
A. z. YoELL, secretary OF the Asiatc exclu-
MRS T. MccARTY. stenographer for the sx-
J. D. eREHAM, former clerk Of the same or
ANTON JoHANNsEN, organizer Of building
trades unions. and Mrs Johannsen.
MRS D. 4. IEGERSoLL, keeper Of lodging
house where Bryce is said TO have lived for
e T. BAXTER and A DOUGLAS BUR
RQWES, owners Of the launch Pastime. said 20
Rave been used by the plotters TO transport the
GEORGE A DIXON, assistant manager Of the
ArEonsut hotel where the suspects are said TO
4. sd d & : n fnr1 f1cr
II. q. EUTIER- salesman for hardware firm
zn san Francisco, who sold the aluminium letters
substituted for Pascime on the launch.
GEORGE STONE, an Alameda bostman.
Anton Johennspn IN Cor+e MADEIRA with schmidt
MRS. DAVID CAPLAN, wife Of one OF the
missing trio named in connection with the
MRS. c. A. PEsENTI, wife Of 8 hotel keeper
in CoZte MADEIRA who disappeared October 10.
r. II. REENIE, salesman of the Giant powder
company. who sold the dynamite
DR.. CHARLES MILLER, chemist Of the pow
MISS CAROLINE BRIGGS, laboratory assist
CARL N. ANDERSON. q san Francisco news
a. MTELE. real estate clerk who rented 70 the
sileged piorters the house in South San Francisco
w9ere dynamite subsequently was found.
J. 9. Q 6RlEh, owner of the house.
JOHN STANLEY, boat keeper who rented the
launch Psstime 70 the suspected three.
HARRY PIPER, jockey who saws he saw
found with the dynamite IN the o'Brien house
P. I. STUPERLICH. keeper Of a Ssusalito bo-
-tel where Schmidt. Bryce and Caplan are said
10 have stayed while the Pastime lay st that
place
ERIC 3. MORTON. labor newspaper writer
JACK LIGHTHOUSE, an associate of~Mrs
lnEsrsoR and Mrs Bell LAWN. said 10 have been
acquainted with the movements Of Bryce while
he STAYED ~ Mrs. Ingersolrs hOuse.
o. MISS ETHEL GILL and MRS. O. D. EURD
telephone operators st the Hotel Argonaut
who possess records Of various calls made By
Bryce and Schmidt.
Letter Arouses Suspicion
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore, Nov. q
Jack Wheeler. in 5ail here. charged
with robbery. is under suspicion in con-
nection with the dynamiting OF the
plant Of the Los Angeles Times A
letter which he IS alleged 10 have at
tempted to mail was intercepted It's
contents. It is alleged. are Of such char
acter as 10 warrant an investigation Of
HIS supposed knowledge or possible con-
nection with the dynamite plot.