The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11

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anu Il the Arcade cepot the news
paper men ana Chief of Ponce Sc nas-
tlan poaroea the tram. AT that Tune
onv 4 few Knew when and how the
prisoners would leave for the norm.
Al the San ternaA6ino street station
the train Was brousnt to a special
step sno sheriff Hsnmel, Under Sher-
In Brain, and half dozen deputy
xher1fIs boarded the coach. On1y
few on the train knew that the Mc-
Namaras were occupying compaTt-
ment on the pullman.
E. {. Lathrop. district passenger
agent of the southern Pacific was in
personal charge OF the tram. AT each
station the euaros kept watch at the
entrance 10 the coach. No suspicious
action was noted at any time during
the journey.
The prisoners, r,anacled To deputy
sherins, retired early last night. J. Is.
Men au1ara. handcuffed TO Deputy
sheriff Cothers, occupied an upper
berth. and his brother. guarded ny
Sheriff hamnel, was In a lower. Botn
OF them seemed to sleep soundiy.
Transferred to Tug.
AT 6 o'clock this morning the entire
party was awakened when the tra1n
was near Port Costa The prisoners
had a breakfast o fcoffee and rolls.
During the meal j. h. Mcnamara
asked Deputy Aguirre, former warden
VI the State renitentiary how long II
would be before he could see the
prison Shortly after sun rise the
train reached Port Costa At this
point L sputy Sheriff Franok Cochran
who had been sent here To perfect the
arrangements several days ago, was
found waiting with Captain Scale. Of
the tug Caronle, and Lieutenant Flood,
OF the New YORK police department.
who Is visiting here. While news-
paper photographers were swapping
their cameras, the two handcuned
prisoners were taken aboard. Almost
Immediately up the bay to San QUEEN
tin the tug was started.
When the boat was steaming to-
ward San Quentin the two men were
asked this question:
did you men have any assistance
in your dynamite plotting? Did Com
pers know OF your guilt before you
pleaded soT
In answer. Jim McNaIna said. ad-
dressing his reply to Deputy Sheriff
Fred Donahy:
no. And they are not going to get
any others either. We were alone In
IL. They will not get others"
J. j. Mcnamara made no reply, ex-
cept q yawn. The reply his brother
made did not seem to displease him.
however.
At another time J. b. Mcnamara ex-
pressed his contempt for Ortie Nc
Manigai. ana for Mrs. D. II. Ingersoli.
They are both tho same" McNa-
mara said, and l have no use for
either"
Mrs. Ingersoli and McManigal were
important witnesses against the pris-
oners.