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Seymour to thx effect at a conference
yesterday.
Rogers told me-. said Seymour.
that he would give me a list OF wit
nesses who were to be subpenaed as
soon as he was ready with 1T, and that
among those who would be served
would be Olaf Tveitmoe. Johannsen,
Mrs. Ingersoll. Mrs. David Caplan;
Douglas Burrowes, owner Of the launch
Pastime: Sales Agent McCaul and other
employees of the Giant powder COM
pany; Mrs. PeSenti. Mortar and the
others who have knowledge of the
facts. I expect to be subpenaed my
SELF and the proba are that the
detectives of the San Francisco police
department who have worked on the
case will be told to appear Also
MANY WITNESSES SUMMONED
That the investigation by the grand
Jury is to be the most thorough pos
sible is shown by the number of wit
nesses who will be summoned. Even
newspapermen who have worked on the
cases in San Francisco are pot exempt.
and Karl Anderson. a local reporter,
was served by Rogers personally yes
terday being ordered to appear in court
in Los Angeles November 2, How many
more newspapermen will be subpenaed
Rogers would not say.
One of the mysteries of the case Is
the complete disappearance of William
]. Burns. who is employed In his de-
tective capacity by the municipality OF
Los Angeles. He was last seen in Port
land, but dropped out of sight few
DAYS ago There was belief that he
had rounded back to San Francisco on
a hot trail, but ii seemed TO be with
out foundation. Chief Seymour knew
nothing of him.
The story that M. A. Schmidt is said
to have threatened to blow up FIRE.
mont Older along with Otis is not
given much credence by Earl Rogers.
REPORT NOT CREDITED
Chief Seymour does not seem TO put
much faith in the report that three
men. answering the descriptions OF the
dynamiting plotters are on board the
steamer San Juan, and. according TO
other reports around police headquar-
ters, there was a belief they were on
the Acapulco.
ST think said the chief, that If they
were on either of those vessels we
should have definite information about
them by this time. l have not heard
anything from that source.
From what can be gathered the San
Francisco witnesses will not be re-
quired to appear before the grand jury
in Los Angeles before next Wednesday.
Prior to that the witpesses in Los
Angeles will testify, and il will be sew
eral days before they are through
MRS. LAWN A PUZZLE
Much of the interest centers around
the statements to be made to the grand
jury by Mrs LAWN, who is in the Los
Angeles county jail The general be-
lief is that she has not yet made any
statements of an important nature, but
that she has full information as TO the
whereabouts of the men. To the police
the woman is a mystery. Tt was hoped
that when she was arrested and put
through the police sweatbox she
would break down and give the author
tiles the key to the problem, but from
the tactics of the detectives il appears
that she has maintained her eomposure
and that the police are very little
wiser than they were before she was
taken into custody.
Not much is expected from Mrs
David Caplan. wife of the Polish ped
dler who is connected with the dyna-
miting, and is missing.
The chief witnesses against Schmidt
will be Tveitmoe, Johannsen and Mrs
Pesenti These three knew the man
WELL and on account of their knowl-
edge it is expected that they will be
in a position to give definite informa-
tion.
Suspects Not Arrested
MEXICO CITY, Oct 27.-The Aca-
pulco correspondent of the Mexican
Herald in a telegram received here
late this afternoon denied that any
arrests of persons suspected of being
the Los Angeles dynamiters had been
made there.