The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
Alleged Dyn a m tiers
Surrounded by Guards
in Separate Cells.
CROWD SHOWS NO
SIGNS OF ANGER
Officers Borne Down by People
Eager to Catch Sight Of Pris-
oners, but Fears Of Trouble
Prove Groundless-James
Mcnamara Identified
as Bryce"

as Bryce"
Los Angeles, Cal. April 2s.-John j.
Mcnamara, secretary of the Interna- 4.
tional Bridge and Structural Iron
workers Association: his brother.
James w. Mcnamara. and ortie E. Me-
Atanisai, accused of activity In or
knowledge of The blowing up of the
Times newspaper plant last October.
wheh twenty-one mel were killed. ars
IN the Los Angeles Jail tonight. They
are In separate cells, surrounded ny
With murder. S
Their arrival to-day in irons from
indianapolis and Chicago signalixes
the beginning or a desperate legal
struggle. Thus far, however, no den-4
mite arrangements have been made FOR
rneir detense.H District Attorney John
-. fredericks. who said yesterday that
me state was ready to go to trial at
once, announced that the formality Of
arrangement would now await the con-
venicnce of the defense.
inc atiesed conspirators arrived at
orto, - ron Pasadena In automobiles,
utter running through two crows.
Wnicli, in their cagcrness to yet d
eilmpse OF the prisoners bore down
more thar n score of detectives and
ueputS Sher1ffS. @ eE Al-@{ft
~ lanes Mcnamara entered an au-
tomohiie to be takMl to Jail he was
seen BY Mrs. D. II. Ingersoll IN San
fTancisco boarding house keeper. with
whon j. B. Bryce stayed before tho
Times explosion.
Declares lie Ts Bryce. ,
1aihes NlcNamara. according to detcc-
ives, Is held as Bryce, tho NAV al
legged toihavc laid tho Internal n;ach;na.
,Ial piew up the newspaper plant
mrs. lnsersoll pcered into the fnco5 ~
ancNamara as he entered the machine.
ne man was shackled to an officer. but
ns kept ms unbound hand before hIg :
,asG, LIN lsrite Vf-;thisHErrs. eInxerap,yp
aeolafcd q fterwa re- enat ho wnsf Il 80
NO one however, had ever identiAcd
nim as Bryce from the printed descrins
luis sent out after the indictments
we're found by the grand jury. Thin
and pale, he ooked little ukn ~ go
pound man described in tho omcis, ~ N
culars. ST.
Mrs. Ingersoll will again confront
him In jail Tomorrow. SttA
~ no time was there evident tba
least sign Of anger on the part Of tho
.Lowds' or Of n disposition 10 ~ilstifv
the apparent fear of the o6lcers that
an attempt might be made to rescue
the prisoners.
Drew Is Fined.
polls. Ind, April 26.-Walter
preW. OF New York. counsel for the
= Erectors' Association, was
fned 81 and costs to-day in the poSroe
court on conviction of having assault rs
ca n constable who was seellfn. ~
serve u warrant on Detective WiIIian,
=; burns, charging him with COM
pilclty IN the alleged kidnapping from
MS city last Saturday of j. j. Nc
Namara, secretary and treasurer OF tbo
international Association OF Bridre
and Structural Iron Workers!
Drew forced the constable into an
elevator In a hotel yesterday. The ano
was suspended by Police Judge Col
ms. by whom McNama ra had been
turned over to a Los Angeles noiicc
of1cer In the eXtradition @roceedinrs.
investigation by the Marion county
grand jury of the so-caIled "dynamite
conspiracy" absorbed attention TO-DAY
county Prosecutor Bakcr announced
mat the grand jury would inquire
whether Indianapolis had been Tho
seat OF II conspiracy by d~ynamitera
and also whether there had been n
plot BY enemies of the Internationa II
Association of Bridge and Structural
iron Workers to attempt, by plant.
ing dynamite in its office building,
to convict il and its secretary. ]. j.
Mcnamara, OF dynamite outrages.
William j. Burns, the detective en-
ployed by tho National Association OF
Structural. Iron and Steel Contractors,
and who was arrested last night on
the charge of completely in the alleged
Mcnamara kidnapping, was the first
witness before the grand jury to-day.
Rnrns Refuses TO Testify.
1t is understood he took advantage
of his right TO decline to testify.
Walter Drew and j. A.8G. Badorf, of
counsel for the National Erectors' AS
ISOLATION, and w. Joseph Ford, AS
sistant District Attorney of Los
Angeles, all of whom arc charged with
kidnapping. would be, 1t was expected,
examined. Police Judge. Collins and
other officials having knowledge OF
the circumstances OF the e%xtradition OF
Mcnamara ia California were also to
appear. it was reported.
Hearing that Il subpoena had been A
issued for him, Frank NJ. Ryan. pres
ident OF the Association OF Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers, appeared in
the grand jury's anteroom and offered
TO testify. lie was told ne would be-
called later.
Two Women witnesses.
Following Burns, two women, said Ii;
to have lived In n downtown building
In which some members of the Struc-
tiral Ironworkers' Union had roomE.
We're called into tho grand jury room
and examined briefly, and then a re-.
cess was taken.
No information was available as to n
the date upon which the grand jury ex.
pectcd to complete its Inquiry.
Jury Trial Provided. 7z7T 81
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