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The evening world., 1911-12-02
u3 Dynamite Outrages
in HOnWOrkers' DISPUTES

During the period mastns the control Of the international Asseeia.
buiiaings. bridges or oonscaons OF Structural iron material owned OF
~. :. . :s.ss. ss ,o''::,a .n Of "o,:. chop" n.s''s ~ .s .. . Sss:' s.,sss.:
sssaa assx ss ironworhsrs declared . strike. in August 1895 against
Az coso ass s'1 axv1.o .us1..ss ,.A.r.ss VIE. IN.
Ax.aloA. saIDos oox,As1 .sIr 81. so.o. .. 11.Aaa..
-, n 1909. "a; N 1910. 80. AND III 1871. TO DATE. II.
activity of James B. McNamara and orte Mechanical rs dynamitsrs. fol-
lows:
March s'-IndAna Hsrbor. IND. new building of American Steel Sosn-
dries Company.
April ls-sat Lake ciy. Utah Hotel. under construction.
Same date-Mount Vernon. H.. power house of Mount Vernon Car ana
same dats-Chnton. IND. Chicago and Eastern Illinois bridge across wa
May N-New Fork City .s,rase yard of rn.erboroushsRapid Transit Com
psay. Two Hundred and r~enty-thEd street IND Broadway.
June 2-nsveand. material tr Denson-H Harvard bridge.
June t-D.vsnpor. Ia. machine shop of Davenport Locomotive Works.
Same dats-PsOra. Ill. brdss fr Peoria and Pskdn Union Railway
July ,.-or..nvtn.. nar Jersey City Leh.sh Valley railroad v'aduc'
July ,-omaha. power plant Of Omaha and Council Bluffs street Railroad
Aus i-supsrior. Wis. unloading. rig of Philadelphia and Reading Coz"
Aug D-Kansas City. No. yards Of McClntic Marshall Construction
sept +peora. ILL.,, OF. ad,scen. buildings and plan. o. Luca, Bridge &
Same date-Eas. peori.. III. two carload, IF steel strder, for bridge of
sspt: N-Nic..ovn. Pa. Pnn.aepn,a and Reading Railroad bridge
Dot l-Les A.g.lss Daily Times plant and two private dwellings; sws.
" Oct io-Worcsstsr. Mas.. derrick car II. Boston and Albany Railroad
bridge; also a street. bridge.
Nov s-PhhadepM., derrick at west Philadelphia National Bank.
Dec Dec ;sIzSs aas c%:: n. ;nS s q T Esrn:c. Work..
Jan. n-Erie Pa, car dump of susauehanna Coal Company.
Feb zA-chcagc. new plant of Iroauos Iron Company; twice. -
March 1S-Mnwaukee unloading bridge of Milwaukee Western Fuel
Company.
March a-French Lick Springs Ind. French Lick Hotel addition.
= March H-Omaha. County Court House.
Same date-coanmbus Ind. plant of Caldwell q Drake lon Works. They
we're contractors for Omaha County Court House.
March S-North Randall o. ore conveyors of ickiands & Mather.
Aprit -sDrnsa.id. Mass, clock tower Of MunfsoaI Huran.
Sept AAount Vernon. N. = viaduct Of wstohester and Boston Railroad.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
COLUMBIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Selling: ~two-year-old
Ave Observation-Disclosures, liz (Hopkins),
3 to .. l TO 4 and out. first: Luck Wish.
l7 tTurner), l6 to 9, 6 to ) and 1 to 2.
second; Deduction. Ii2 (Dreyer). 10 to ].
4 TO l and 3 to 2. third. Time-l.@ l-5.
Henock, Lesbos, Mamita. Orlando. Lady,
Charlie Obrien also ran and finished as
named.
SECOND ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
upward; selling; five furlongs.-Richard
Reed. 40 Forsythe). even. 2 to 8 and
out. irst: Top Note. LOG OHopkins). 2 &c
I. 3 to 8 and out, second. Casque, III
(Dreyer), 20 to /, I to / and 8 to ). third
Time-1.N 10. Paul Davis, Irish KiG
and Lord Wells also ran and finished
IS named.
THIRD RACE-Selhng: three-year'
olds and up: Ave furlongs.-Suse Get
1Os tTurner), 7 to 10. l to 4 and out,
first; Sabo Blend. 1l3 (Fairbrother), II
to /. s to / and 8 TO 8. second; Kironi
100 { Dreyer). ~ to I. I to I IND 8 to s.
third! Time-1.@. Doctor Bodine, Car
roll. Doris Ward, County Cha!rmar
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-olds and
! upward; Ave furlongs.-Star Board, 10
CW!lhams). 3 to 2. 2 to 5 and out. first
wilfred Gerdes. IL (Peak). 10 10 1
3 TO l and Z to 8. second: Tom Shaw
1iG (Grand). 5 to I, . to l and 4 to s
third. Time--l.0 OF rs. Susan, Quinc,
Belle and Lord Kenmore also ran ant
finished as named.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
WHO WAS BEHIND
THE M'NAMA RAS?
ERECTORS ASK,

Walter Drew. representative Of the
National Erectors' Association. an or
ganlzation which includes nearly all
the larger constructors and builders
using structural iron n steel. made
il plain to-day that his Organization
was still anxious to pursue the men
behind the McNamaras. Mr.. Drew's
organisation has reported about 100
specific cases of dynamiting In which
large works have been destroyed or
damaged during the last few years or
contest between the employers and tho
Iron Workers Union A number or
cases of dynsmting are now under in
y~estigatlon.
: Mr.. Drew spoke, at his Office, No. 20
West Thirty-second street. OF the pleas
N guilty entered at Los Angeles yester-
day afternoon. He replied;
II personally hope the court will en-
END clemency. that is. as much Glenn
ency as Is consistent. to these TWO
| brothers. IT 10 hard for me personally
TO believe that j. u. Mcnamara intend
ed to murder twenty-one men. What
| we would like to know Is who was be-
| hind these two brothers?
who gave them the money and who
hired them?
He says It was lone for a principle.
What principle except that It be a muir
derous one. and whose principles are
these3 Certainly not those OF trades
unions!
This question has only just been
| raised. This matter has only just begun.
The Federal Government started an
investigation in indianapolis a month
ago and the trials OF these WI men will
not In any way anec this investiga-
lion or retard It,"
why do you favor the course OF
clemency?"
I'VE are not Indians; We are NOT Shy
locks. We want no pound OF flesh. Thi'
Federal Investigation will. We hone. enc
In Kidding the trade unions Of their ba(
elements n help those organization
to work tut their proper purposes. Ne,
like thte McNamaras are a drag OIL
LABOR org~Nisat iona. This is = gr~si
national issue and the sooner the psopl,
nnd Il out the better.
what 70 the difference bstwssa
The evening world., 1911-12-02
SISTERS DIED TOGETHER;
THEIR WILLS MIX ESTATES.
Especial TO The Evening Wolid.)

WATERBURY,. Conn. Dec. 2.-The
Wills Of Mrs. Ada l.. Sanford and Miss
Eva Leno. two aged New Britain sisters
per!ehed by gas poisoning in Brook
Ign recently and just admitted to pro-
bate in New britain. rather complexities
the states as each names the other
as beneficiary. Each leaves the other
a life interest. in the real and personal
property then makes provision for a
generous distribution among relatives in
New York. and Brooklyn.
Because of the two women dying al
the same time the provisions Will be
difficult of adjustment In probate law.
The evening world., 1911-12-02

man holding you up IN al alley with
a blackjack and taking your pocket
book n one who puts a bomb under
your property and Nlows 1t up3 Tho
principle Ii the san and while we are
not personally or directly concerned In
these prosecutions. we feel 1t will aid
In the solution Of other dynamitings In
which we are very much concerned"
Which OF the two brothers do you
regard as the stronger figureT"
u. ]. Mcnamara Is the stronger char
acter and Is therefore the more s Iilty
man. He sent his brother to do this
work. But guiltier than =. ]. McNa-
mara are tie men who got him to do
the work. who furnished the means.
Who furnished hin the money? These
are the men We want to find"
The evening world., 1911-12-02
Il is Criminal
to Neglect the
Skin and Hair

THINK of the suffering
entailed by neglected skin
troubles - mental because
of designation, physical be-
cause of pain. Think Of the
pleasure of a clear skin, soft,
white hands, and good hair.
These blessings, SO essential
to happiness and even sue
cess in life, are often only a.
matter of a little thoughtful
care IN the selection of effec-
tive remedial agents. Cuti-
cura Sonp and Cuticura ONT
ment do so much for poor
complexioas, d, rough
hands, and dry, thin and
falling hair, and cost 20
little, that it is almost crimi-
nal not to usethem.
Although Cnticws Soap and ONT.
ment are sold by druggists and deal.
ere everywhere, . postal to ~Cuti'
cuSa Dept. ID, Boston. will secure .
liberal sample Of each. with 32-page
booklet on skin and scalp treatment.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
WAITS 7 YEARS FOR BRIDE,
WHO CROSSES SEA TO WED.
Yonkers Man in Hurry to Marry
English Girl Whom He
Won by Mail. :

YONKERS. Dec. Am internattoal
romance that had extended over q
period Of seven years came TO iisht In
the City Clerks once to-day, when
Thomas r. Hafford Of No. 10 Belmont
Terrace. this city. a wealthy real estate
broker. requested that the Marriage
Incense Bureau be kept open after
office hours tonight. to enable him to
take out a license ipmedie tcly on the
arrival In this country Of Miss Catherine
Morgan, his bride-.o-be. from Leicester.
England.
Miss Morgan will arrive on the Cam.
pania early this evening. Hafford viii
meet her on the dock and hurry to
this city. secure a license and be mar
ried at once.
Hafford aid to-day that he met Miss
Morgan seven years ago, when he was
making a tour through England. Since
than the couple nave corresponded
steadily. and It was through letter
writing alone that they fell In love.
Wha1 Haiford wrote a letter popping the
question he received a quick reply, In
which Miss Morgan gave her consent.
Further correspondence arranging for
the wedding and for Miss Morgan's
trip across the ocean followed. z
The evening world., 1911-12-02
BRlDE.T0.BE KILLS SELF.
Miss Muller, Soon 10 he Ma rried
shoots Herself In Mouth.

Adelaide Muller. twenty-nine years
old, committed suicide to-day by shoot
ing herself through the roof OF her
mouth in the bathroom OF her home.
No. 123 West one Hundred and Thirty
eighth street. The body was found By
the girls mother. Mrs. Amelia Muller,
and Bert Marcley. her fiance. who broke
down the bathroom door after the
mothers calls had received no response,
Miss Muller had been suffering from
the grip and It Is believed by her family
her illness brought on An attack OF tenn
porary insanity. She was to have been
married after Christmas.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
NEW ENGLAND COAST
STEAMSHIP LINES MERGE,
incorporated Under Name of the
Eastern Steamship Corporation
New Haven Cuts Interests.

-i\CW I1dVCll lulcICStS.
BOSTON. Dec. "a reimbursement of
the finances and control of the principal
steamship routes OF N.'w England coast
was practically accomplished to-day by
the reincorporatiOn under Maine laws
OF nearly all the lines betweep Boston
n st. John under the name OF the
Eastern steamship Corporation. and the
announcement of a pending transfer to
the same corporation of the Maine
Steamship Company, operating between
New York and Portland.
II was also stated that the Eastern
had arranged to purchase the Metro
polltan Steamship Company OF Maine,
now operating a line of freight boats
this city n New York, and
that Il planned To restore the passenger
service between here and New York.
discontinued "a year ago by the sale of
the Harvard and The Yale. Papers
for the Incorporation OF tho new cor
poration were iled in Augusta to-day
with headquarters given as Klttery, but
II is probable that the hailing port of all
the steamers will be from Eliot. Maine.
The directors Of the new company will
be Calvin Austin, Henry II. Mallory.
John i. Hin. William Il. Cobb. Charles
Y. Libbey. william III. lin. Josiah W.
Hayden, X. f. Pepper and Galen Stone.
with the transfer OF the metropolitan
and Maine Steamship Company to the
Eastern Company the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Company re.
Hnquishes Its interest In New England
maritime traffic east OF New Bedford
and VIII, It is said. confne itself TO Long
Island sound.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
HELD AS WHITE SLAYER.

LILLIAN Harper. dressed in extrava giant
style and bedecked with jewelry. was
arralgned before United States Comma
sioner Shields to-day. accused OF con
Quoting a disorderly house at No. liz
West Fiftieth street and enticlns Anna
Wilson. nineteen years oh. from At
lantic City.
Detective Herbert Of the Atlantic City
police traiied the woman and the girl
from that city last night to the West
Fiftieth street house. George Craft of
the Department Of Justice took the
woman 10 the West Thirtleth street
station. She was held In 5000 bail.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
BROWNS IN HUGE OIL TANK.
Missing Inspectors Body Found In
10000 Gallons of Naptha.

When Charles +. Fuller. an oil tester,
thirty-two years old. of No. 0 Scott
street, Richmond Hi. had not returned
to his home by noon to-day. his rela-
lives notified the Kings County OIL
Works, Norman avenue. WILLIAMSBURG.
where he was employ sed. which is one
OF the Standard Oil subsidiaries, having
several tanks of large capacity. Search
revealed Fuller's body In one of the
biggest tanks, whose capacity Is $1,000
barrels.
The tanks are In an enclosure spanned
| by low iron bridges. overe which the oil
testers walk. 1t Is believed that while
Fuller was walking over the tank. fumes
overcame him and he fell over h loW
rail.
! A cali was sent in 20 the Williams
| burg Hospital, DR.. 0reenwald. who ex'
J AHMED the body. declared he haA beer
dead many hours.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
H0KE SMITH IN THR0NG
OF White HOUSE CALLERS,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-Headed by
speaker Clark, scores of returning Con-
gressmen to-day visited President Taft.
Among the callers was Senator Hoke
smith OF Georgia. with his credentials
signed by himself AS Governor.
democrats p~redorninated In the throng,
but there WAS a good s%prinkling If rc-
pubiicans. Speaker Clark. spoken OF an
"A candidate against Mr.. Taft; Senator
Bailey OF Texas. who has said thai he
will not come back to the Senate, and
Delegate k~alanlanaole. n native Hawai-
ian. were among the callers. Speaker
Clark walked into the Presidential sane
tum. gravely shook hands and walked
right ~ again.
II hadn't seen the President since the
special session. said the Speaker. Il
wanted to shake his hand AGAIN"
The evening world., 1911-12-02
TO SHIELD
THOSE HIGHER P,'
EMPLOYER SAYS
Head of Manufacturers De-
clareS Prominent Labor Men
Will Be Caught Now.

DAYTON. o., Dec. 2.-"The confession
Of the McNamara brothers should be a
death blow to organized labor" said
John Kirby jr'. President Of the Ma
tional Association Of Manufacturers.
here to-day.
Kirby asserted that the McNamaras
were led to confess to protect oficiah OF
organised labor higher up" He refused
to name the men whom he alleged were
being protected.
Further revelations will come as the
Federal investigation proceeds" said
Kirby.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
CURlE CASE SETTLED.
LRngcyin Action Against woman
Scientist Ended Out Of Court,

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The -Langevin
case, according to the Intranslgeant this
evening, has been settled out OF court.
Nine, Langevin had named Nine. Cur!e
in n suit against her husband. Madame
langevin, the newspaper says. VIII not
continue the prosecution because the
plaintiffs husband has agreed that q
divorce shall be pronounced In her favor
and that their four children shall be
given into her custody.
The case has had all Paris on edge
since II vas opened several days ago
and three duels have been fought by
newspaper writer's who took sides in the
matter.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
HEMPHiLl ATlANTA'S MANAGER

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec ~..-Charley
Hemphil of the ~Highlanders was signed
to-day al manager of the Atlanta team
IN the Southern League.
lIemphill was released from the New
York team by Owner Frank Farrell,
who VIII use Atlanta as his farm"
The new mspager will work in the
outield here.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
CONFESSION BLOW
IOLAbORU UNIONS,
G0MPERS ADMITS
Federation Head, Departing for
TOY, Excoriates McNa-
- rnaras as lmposters.

Before Iea> ing for Troy. where he viii
sit to-day a. a member OF Gov. Dx's
State Facton' Commission, Samuel
Gompers. Presad dent Of the American
Federation Of I'abor. condemned the
McNamaras 40 10 nposters n III
and asserted that. notwithstandins ths
disastrous blow uNion labor has sus-
tanned. the laborin.' GLASS are wei ra
Of men Of the McNain ara tribe.
Mr.. Gompers received word OF the
McNamaras' contestants on . train
coming into New York from Washing
ton. He was a~stoundet at the infor-
nation. When he left his train ne
paced up and down the idAtform. ses-
ticulating wildly n attcA ctins pas
ssngers on their way TO sheir trains
with the vehemence Of his eenuncia
ton Of the men whom he had shortly
before txtolled as victims OF a con-
spiracy against organised labor.
When convinced the McNamai rs had
confessed, Mr.. Gompers recovered his
composure enough to say:
las long as they are confesA ng
they might a. well tell all. ! hop ..
.os. hat thsy'll Be COCA enough 70 -
the trush this tiAs.
You must excuse me: I'm a bit
unneryed." Mr.. Gompers continued.
.You know sh., .F,.r IN. arrest I rot
,,,o omn,,nio.,,o. v,.s ,hs MA.
-. -" 20 -
na4Hs . so' personal ,e'.o. ".
sprahce from them Oh theiF innocehoe.
Later went to see them personally
and talked the matter over Win them.
And again they gave me their assur-
| ar-- - k.-lt k---n>>A
SATISFIED HIM THAT IT WAS A
FRAMEup.
,u.a.a ,n., ~. v,o,. thin
""S
was q fraineup. from ae'eiopmens
iateI from their assurances "no ~.
the interviews i had win tHeir AFae"os'
1t looked to me as IL Detective burns
was trying to make a reputation at the
~sxpense OF the Mel a had
fallen down badlv."
VIVA, viii mi. mean IN o-rran,zsd
no,9 VIVA, .r.ct viii this nave -. ..
n,.y. 90. go
ORGANIZED 'soolt vas e.HoS
rs - . tss1asas Now" Eompets nm.
swered. But there are o&a anu gooo
IN every organization. From what has
happened, from what the McNamaSas
have confessed 10. hey cannot be con.
.,d.,aa a. rsnrsssntins the Amssfcsn
IL srstion Of Labor in any way"
.srhe NcNamar,s-vhv. thev.r. In.
oostors, rhev we're insoostors when th.v
hscam. msm,ers Of tue Amsrican Fed-
eration Of Labor-the worst Kin 81 i'm.
p~ostorsI This mas proved II.
3 ..rhek must be crayy." hc Alma,
shou,G. bttinR on M, s-enteness IN
resticulattux frantically. They're a.
natics INMATES. 1 say. To have don.
what they ala"
1900. 49,
The evening world., 1911-12-02
DENIES eRlBINo OF JURORS, AS
ALLEGED.

II am specific about this time because
| have heard that there are charges re-
gardIng the recent bribery case. OF the
alleged bribery case OF tuesday, when
| Bert Franklin, one OF our men, was
arrested by Detective sam Browne OF
he Overwhelmingly stan, and
| CHARGED with bribiny a Juror. 1t has
been said that the defense attorneys
were r~esponslble for that. need not
deny mat charge TO any man who
Knows my. record, nor am I going TO
denv I, now. II Is as ridiculous as II Is
Ease
"nu, ,o continue. When I had per-
q, ,1c5 rohn I NcNamara that tho best
,hInc wo could do under the circum.
st,nc.s v,s 10 admit guilt and throw
ourse,vss unon the mercy OF the court,
bs s,ood an, for n long time.
...rn.r ,,ra,,v. I mt the matter
The evening world., 1911-12-02
window CIcnner Tumbles.

Charles Mermund. a window cleaner,
forty years old. lost his balance to-day
IN a twelve-story apartment house at
No. so Park avenue and fell, suffering
severe injuries. 1t is not known how
many stories he fell. He was d!seov-
cred unconscious IN an areaway. lie
was removed 10 the Presbyterian Hos
p!tal,
The evening world., 1911-12-02
Indianapolis Federal Grand Jury re-
ports.
DIDN'T MEAN TO KILL" SAYS
j. 3. M'NAMARA.


In his cell James Il. Mcnamara said:
They say I shall swing for this. II
! swing II will be for a principle. They
QUIZ mover have got me on the evil
dence they have. but ] was afraid OF
John. Besides ! could not sleep. ! am
not afraid and I shall remain uDafraid
for myself, but do fear Tor John. III
and barrow and Scott all feel pretty
bad about this. They are all In II deep.
too deep. but I have turned che trick.
Tor I have pleaded guilty.
Please say 20 the papers that I am
guilty. but that I did What I did for
principle and that ] did not intend TO
murder q man. We put that bomb In
Ink Alley just as the papers nave salr.
and We set II to go of after ali the
men In the building had gone home In
the early morning. but the clock went
back on us. and you know what fol-
lowed"
FIVE ARMED MEN GUARD THEM
IN CELL.
The McNamaras passed the night with
q heavy guard At their doors. Their cell
WAS searched and everything removed
that might have been made an instru-
mont of suicide. Five armed men were
stationed near them as they slept. An
extra force pstrolled the street outside
the jail and no one was permitted to
loiter In the vicinity.
The confessions we're received with
much Interest In labor circles here n
the Central Labor Council issued the
following statement:
1.-THE Central Labor Council Of Los
Angeles. In Its relations to the Nc
Namara case. stands on its funda-
mental principles that II assumes In all
ca ses where the rights of citizens are
involved 1t Is against lawlessness and
disorder Of any kind and stands for
the uplift OF society. When the Nc
Namaras were arrested and illegally
deported from indianapolis to Los
Angeles. organized labor believed It
was a violation OF law n under the
circumstances that a fair and Impair
tial trial was impossible.
Believing In the innocence OF all
until proven guilty. II came to the aid
Of the accused with moral and financial
help. Upon the guilt OF an accused
person being established. the Central
Labor Council insists upon a rigid g.
forcement OF the law"
The evening world., 1911-12-02
Mabel TaIiaferro sues.

CHICAGO. Dec. .--Frederio Thomp-
son, New York theatrical manager.
WAS sued for divorce To-day Ivy Mrs.
Mabel Thompson. known to the stage
as Mabel Taliaferro. The Thompsons
we're married Nov. %. 1900
The evening world., 1911-12-02

And they know that hundreds OF
thousands of w~ell-iaeaning persons In
the United states have firmly believed
the McSnmaras were the Victims OF q
conspiracy hatched by big business In
terests and William J. Burns. the de-
iectivc.
The confessions set at rest this as
sumption. They establish that the
Times building n the LCweilyn Iron
Works were blown up In pursuance OF
q plot. Had the McNamaras been con-
vIcted and hanged. protesting their In
nocence 10 the last. they would have
been hailed by nan as martyrs ana
added bitterness would Ia accrued to
the struggle between capital ard labor.
THERE WAS NO ESCAPE, SAYS
BARROW.
Mr.. Darrow has talked freely Of the
part he played In bringing about the
change OF plea of his clients. He con-
| s!ders that he did them a service and
did tho people IN general "A service.
Here IL his account OF how he arranged
for tie sensational ending Of the case:
~ have savsd a human life out OF
b wrsckAgs Of my carssr. I DO
not believe that Jim McUamara will
be sentenced TO death By the urt.
] hsvs been carrying . terrible bur.
dsn, knowing that the tolls were
closing Ia tighter ana tighter about
J. y. MoNamara ana his brother,
knowing that the Governments cass
was growing stronger ana stronger
and that ours was being proper
tionstsly weakened.
AS the days went BY ! have looked
In vain for n loophole through which
Jim might escape and there has not
been one. Not = move of his from the
moment he left his brothers office Ia
Indianapolis before coming out here
until he was arrested by the detectives
In the East has been left uncovered
by the detectives for the State.
Then two weeks ago 1 learned from
the county officers the evidence they
had and l became convinced that thsrs
was nothing to be gained by continu'
Ing the hght. Then, bssidss that, ]
had other facts hat II they haA bss1
discovered would havs but added 70 TN
desperate condition OF Jim's plight.
Il say II was two weeks ago that
discovered all thi&. and ] at once bexaI
10 prepare the case 30 ! could lay I
before J. J. and get his permission Il
throw down our cards. II took m
until last night to convince him hov
we had personally gone over every de
tail of the evidence in the hands OF IN,
District-Attorney with him.