The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
POLICE HUNT
SPOKANE
Miners
Detectives Who Solved C0eur
d'AIene Dynamite Mysteries
Are in Los Angeles
+ SUSPECTS DESCRIPTIONS
FIT NORTHERN CRIMINALS
Fast Boats Held in Readiness
TO Pursue the Steam
Schooner Kate
/ ANOTHER BODY is
RECOVERED FROM RUINS
ANOTHER BODY IS
RECOVERED FROM RUINS
.TSeecial Dispatch 10 The CALI

.TSeeciaI Dispatch 10 The Call
Z OS ANGELES. Oct. 8-The in
vestigation into the wrecking of
L. the Times building took a most
sensational turn today, when detec-
tives from Spokane, credited with
Ehaving been largely instrumental in
/ solving some OF the Coeur dAlene
mysteries, were brought prominently
/ into this case. They came 70 Los
. Angeles this morning at about the
same time Earl Rogers and his assist
ants arrived from San Francisco.
They took apartments at local hotel
A short time after their arrival they
were in consultation with Chief of
Detectives Flammer During the
the greater part of the day they con-
ferred with members of the detective
force
Grimes ParaIIeIed
The presence here o fthese men and
their active participation in the inves-
tigation bears out with striking en-
phasis the previous announcement
that the Los Angeles police force was
proceeding upon the theory that the
destruction Of the Times building
paraueled in. details of plot the crimes
Of the mining regions
Neither Earl Rogers nor Chief of
Police Galloway cared to reveal to-
night the exact results which it was
hoped 10 attain through the efforts Of
the Spokane sleuths. It is learned.
however. that they believe the dyna-
rniters left certain clews which these
men viii readily recognize. II is be-
lieved that the theory has been evolved
that the wrecking OF the building was
done by two or more men who had
worked in the northern mining regions
during the troublesome days
The dynamite crews of the north
west were definitely known to the de-
tectives there. Such details of names
and incidents which were lacking were
subsequently supplied through the con-
fession Of Harry Orchard. The de-
scriptions Of the two men who bought
the explosive at the Giant factory un-
der the names of Bryson and Morris,
It was said tonight, fitted two Of the
men marked as dynamiters in the Occur
d'Alenes.
Case Is Perfect
The opening up of this phase Of the
case prompted Earl Rogers to declare
tonight that he regarded the evidence
as practically correct He said: The
people rest" drifting into the legal
phraseology. BY that 1 mean that the
prosecution is perfect. We have com
pleted our case. We have the evidence
TO convict. It fits together like the
machinery of clock. 1t remains oily
TO ret the men. We are prepared to do
the rest We have in hand the facts
for the jury. They mean certain con-
viction There has never been dyna-
sniting case. and the history of crime
will show about IS or so of them, in
which successful prosecution was so
absolutely assured as in the case of
the Time. We are ready to go ahead
the moment the men are apprehended,
and do not think that viii be so very
long, either. There is no chance for
alibi.
When say the people rest, do not
mean that we are letting up for there
is stiu much TO be done in the way of
tracking the guilty men. / can say,
however, that the situation is more
hopeful than at any previous time"
Watching Railroads
The search for the dynamiters will
be pressed with greater effort now that
the committee of experts have reported
positively that the Times building was
destroyed by some such high power
explosive as nitroglycerine. While the
whole country viii come within the
scope of the hunt. the police expect
the real tip TO come either from one of
the railroad or steamship companies
The plan is TO check up on every rail-
way conductors in the country If two
passengers answering the descriptions
Of Bryson and Morris were carried on
their trains. Vessels calling at every
port Of the United States and Mexico
viii be searched. The local police be-
lieve that by these means they will
certainly check up the two men,
The gasoline schooner Kate became
an object of deeper concern today upon
the receipt Of intelligences from San
Francisco telling Of the boarding of the
vessel by an unknown man after it had