The evening world., 1911-10-11
BROTHERS HAVE GAINED IN
WEIGHT m JAIL.

II have actually gained eleven pounds
since they put me away here, siii
John }. Mcnamara to-day. physically
and mentally | hlv spent a pleasant
summer Not once have | been uncom-
Portable. but | am glad my trial Is at
hand. / have nothing to fear from the
outcome" His brother. who Is ALLEGED
by the prosecution TO be the James
Bryce charged with planting the bomb
al the Times Building. has gained nys
pounds.
you see." said John Mcnamara when
asked II the charges didn't worry MIN.
II belong to a class which has Srowa
accustomed TO injustice, almost from
~babyhood. / get satisfaction from the
knowledge that the charges are unjust
and unfounded."
John IL secretary-treasurer OF the In
ternaiional Association OF Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers. and the
prosecution alleges lie Is the brains OF
the d~ynamiting conspiracy. Jim says
he doesn't mind being tried ilrst. be-
f, cause II will mean he will get out that
much sooner.
v At this, expected to be one OF the
greatest itiais OF ;he pTsssa; century.
. woman hitherto not mentioned IS To
play an important part. according TO
reports to-day. She Is being closely
guarded by the prosecution. and Is said
TO be a former stenographer OF John J.
Mcnamara In Indianapolis. who quar-
relied with him and has furnished the
prosecution with valuable information.
EXPECTS THROUGH WOMAN TO
TIGHTEN NET.
After the explosion in the Indian
: spolis gas plant, 1t Is said. she
went to the manager and said that for
the reward offered she would reveal all
the Information In her possession.
Through her the prosecution expects
= 20 tighten the ne, about the elder Me-
Namara.
b. Clarence barrow declared to-day
that there has gone abroad a wrons
impression as to the financial condi-
ton OF the defense.
I'VE have received nli toll 100000
instead of half IA Million said Mr..
barrow. THE Moyer-Haywood trial
cost between 3oSo.Oo0 and $500, 900 and
the evidence was confined principally
to Idaho and Colorado. This case has
called for expensive Investigations Ia
. dozen or more cities.
I'VE necessarily have TO pay IN al
vance for everything we get done for
US. We have spent or gone In debt
for every cent we have received. and
W should have at least $3.50, 900 foe
the nrst trial. We have no manu-
f~actursrs' associations TO draw or. ana
10 takes . great many wsnty-hve-cent
contributions to facet tao oxpcnssc o:
such q battle"
Discussing the plans OF the defense.
Mr.. barrow said there would be no
possibility OF resting the case without
calling a large number OF witnesses.
These viii be brought from all parts OF
thJ country, but to avoid extra expense
and annoyance they VIII not be called
here uatil a Jury Is chosen and the
Prosecutors case Is well outlined M,
!, D1rrow sharply criticised the method
OF drawing the venire. aging 1t was
strange that tac judges, VINO make up
the lists. should be able to ma So few
wage carnefs In the county. The de-
Tense, MI, barrow said. would bee salts.
nei with a jury evenly balanced VITA
wage edrners and employers.
Provisions have been made IN court
for seventy newspaper correspondents
hOm all over the country, and ior on
army OF Photographers, There Is ll,tie
room left FOR spectators.
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