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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-10
CHAPTER III.
Handsome Dan."


Standing in the middle of the road,
watching the dust cloud that trailed
the fast disappearing motor car, Mr.
Maitland cut figure sufficiently for
lOrn and disconsOlate to have distilled
pity from the least sympathetic heart
His hands were thrust stif1y at full
arms length into his trousers pockets;
a rumpled silk hat was set awry on
the back of his head; his shirt bosom
was sadly crumpled; above the knees,
to a casual glance, he presented the
appearance of man carefully attired
in evening dress; below, his legs were
sOdden and muddied, his shoes of
patent leather, twin wrecks. Alas for
jauntiness and elegance, alack for ease
and aplomb!
"Tricked," observed Maitland, cas-
ually, and protruded his lower lip
thus adding to the length of counten-
ance naturally long. "Outwitted by a
chit of a girl. Dammit"
But this was crude melodrama. Real
iZing which, he strove to smile; a sor-
ny failure.
Handsome Dam" quoted he; and
cooking his head to one side eyed
the road inquiringly. Where in thun-
der dyOu suppose she got hold of that
name?"
Bestowed upon him in callow col
lege days, it had stuck burr-like for
many weary year. Of late, however,
Its use had lapsed among his acquain-
tances; he had begun to congratulate
himself upon having lived it down.
And now it was resurrected, flung at
him in sincerest mockery by a woman
whom, to his knowledge, he had never
before laid eyes upon. OdiOus appella-
ton, hateful invention of an ingenious
enemy!
Handsome DAM She must have
known me all the time-all the time |
was making an exhibition of myself.
Wentworth? know no one of
that name. Who the dickens can
she be?'
If it had not been contrary to his
code of ethics, he would gladly have
raved, CRASHED his teeth, footed the
dance OF rage with his shadow. In
deed. his restraint was admirable. the
circumstances considered. He did
nothing whatever but stand still for a
matter of five minutes, vainly racking
his memory for clue to the identity
OF Miss Wentworth"
AT length he gave it up in despair
and abstractedly felt for his watch fob.
Which wasn't there. Neither, investi-
cation developed. was the watch. At
which browning stroke of misfortune
the tlmepiece must have slipped
from his pocket into the water while
ne was tinkering with that Infamous
carbureter-Maitland turned eloquent.
ly red in the face.
The price," he meditated aloud
with an effort to resume his pose. sis
q high one to pay for wave of gray
glove and the echo of pretty laugh
With which final fling at Fortune he
set on again for Maitland Manor,
trudging heavily but at a round pace
through the dust that soon settled
upon the damp cloth of his trousers
legs and completed their ruination
But Maitland was beyond being dis
turbed by such trifes.:s. A wounded
vanity engaged his solicitu1e to thu
exclusion Of all other Interest,"
At the end of IS minutes he haf
covered the remaining distance be
tween Greenfield station and Maitland
Manor. For five minutes more b,
strobe YEARLY over the side path b,
the box hedge which set aside his ances
trA acres from the public highway. y
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-10
Anchovy sippets.

Toast white bread. IN thin narros
pieces, until it Is hard and brown.
Cover each thinly with Russian an
chovy paste and put squeeze sc
lemon on top. Such delectable NOR
sels 80 well before other eating; they
whet the appetite for more.
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Eco Toast.

Scoop out the centers Of stale bis
cults. then brown them in the oven.
Pour boiling water over them and
drain at once Fill with hard cooked
eggs, cut In halves, arranged on q
platter and pour well-seasoned cream
sauce (hot) over the whole. This ia
pleasing change from the regula
milk toast.
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Carrot SaIve,

Crate enough mature clean carrots
to fill pint measure Do not re-
move the skins. Add three-fourths of
a pound Of pure hogs lard. Put in a
spider to cook, and keep stirring I'M
til 1t gets as brown as q chestnut.
Strain through cheesecloth while hot
and add about an ounce of yellow
beeswax. Apply on cloth. Before
applying to sore it Is well to rub
on little faxseed jelly made by COW
ering little faxseed with boiling
water and leaving it until It forms .
jelly.
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Skins Add Flavor.

Some OF the best part of the apple
Is wasted when the fruit is pared for
apple sauce. Core the fruit and then
cut Into quarters. Cook until tender
and press through collander. The
skin will give to the sauce q bit Of
color and add to its flavor.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-10
SYNOPSIS.

mad" Dan Maitland, on reaching his
New York bachelor club, met an attr>
five Young woman at the door. jar
O'Hagan assured him no one had Ere'
within that day. Dan discovered WON
ans finger prints in dust on his desk
along with a letter from his attorney
Maitland dined with Bannerman. ms az
torney. Dan set out for Greenfields, &c
get his family jewels. During his walk
to the country seat, he met the young
woman in gray, whom he had seen leav,
ing his bachelors club. Her auto mac
broken down. He fixed it,
CHAPTER lI.-continued.
DON'T" she insisted-as much as
to say that he was fabricating and she
knew it! I'VE must hurry, you know
because There, I've dropped
my handkerchief! BY the tree, there
Do you mind
"Of course not" He set off swiftly
toward the point indicated, but on
reaching it cast about vainly for any
thing in the nature of a handkerchief
In the midst of which futile quest a
change of tempo in the motors i'm
patient drumming surprised him.
Startled, he looked up. Too late;
the girl was in the seat, the car in
motion-already some yards from the
point at which he had left it. Dis
mayed, he strobe forward, raising his
voice in perturbed expostulation.
But say"
Over the rear of the seat a gray
gauntlet was waved at him, as tanta
lizing as the hooking laugh that cams
to his ears.
He paused, thunderstruck, appalled,
by this monstrosity of ingratitude.
The machine gathered impetus
drawing swiftly away. Yet in the still
ness the farewell of the gray girl came
to him very clearly.
"Good-by!" with a laugh. "Thanl
~ou and good-by-Handsome DAM"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
MEMORIAL
Conducted 5y state Grand LEDGE Of
ODD Fellows for Dead Of
Orde-

EI-NlN@ IS va. Nov. a. Tribute
fu rhe -1t members az .h. order ur.
O. "d d1r.rc 'hc past wear was paid
TO-DAY 3D.. fso grand lodge 90 West Wiz
Tin.a Odd Fellows. fle memorial go
dress being delivered by Rev IS 0
q enter. Pact grand master.
An amendment Co fhc constitution
providinc Tor -he election ~ grara
lodge officers by aE 'he pa-' grand
NJ fh' various lodges OBJ fl. state
was offered This amendment pro.
poses that q ballot De- sen. ro each
subordluaf" lodge for th. y.f. os i.s
past grand before tho Huu.1i session
a commit ee was appointed 10 DRAFT
Oh new constitution for tho government
NJ subord.na nate lodges and uniform ht
laws for all subordinate lodges con.
si-iiug a. Past Grand Masters d. s
Mckenzie. Georce 4 Vincent and
~eufiuus HALL
Grand Naster.oieCt ~ W WOODY ap.
pointed Rev S % Hart. o. R,r3ood.
no Grand chaplain and .fo new o-
h-ors wero Installed following which
fNe session adjourned
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$3.50 Recipe Free,
For Weak Men
Send Name and ADDRESS Today-Voy
Car Have q Free and Bs
strong and Vigorous.

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Glfef.r Guild have a. copy 50 49,
efar rrf tn srrf RI cory ~ frr 49,.
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write ua f.r .f
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men ar. D. OIL convinced ff
r-|H. COMB "A ...r flr OBJ. ..ra 81 r
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
Gold and Blue Defeat
BeHaire High Team

aaA-.r sndsf ~ita . ps-si-y o.. ys-1r
f1r 90 s'e- Blayf-s - B~ua're
TEE u.sr-rs 2 .ls red anf lack at
t-mpf-f 90 pint sft-r l.inE hsh FOR
t.~us aEf wee hiscxs- ry -5Ei. smith
fsI "a "s tsI al o. ne R.xt pay
rauE' q f.ruare 5sss from SCOTS.
wsk3rE 90 gar-a b-e1fs foNrsf uGE
B-sr~f tt~ hai s'.at'iy tguarss 10
goa arf ~r~~ uifrin 20 yarf. trst q
-'-' ''' ''''--'' ''''' and fall
Hr--.rr os--sd '1. s--oni A.Ic ~
at.at~r OBJ Es.iafr~ Hslairs returned
&c bal -n "a ilrr prrf snf Es,t -
s.lt ari bi~ utf...t "a gain. forcing
them % p1-' Foyer snf H-ataerinstoa
worked ne forward pass pr q ians xsin
era 80 bail returned % whs-iiuK after
several sarf- bg both teams
rI-ars r-.-lt-i fn- all aut axu'irr
riFl' ~rf -i4dr1 80 B-Ua,-s -sr1niay
defence carried fr- ota beneath the
gel posts TIE r.3r- as not r0l1t~-.
r'n over - the referee has rf1wn -
whistle o- sr.1lrt 90 sr ofssIIs play.
before fre pay 1af started. ard tie bali
as e-sf H-Iafr- ..rt.t % 10
Na--iirr cD ysrI line ana Nf~~firE re-
'irnoi go l4. or "a plrf 90 ere middle
~ go r-lf s.le1l1 made e yards
around right end
msn Nurk-d or- % their rum--uu,
'rrk p'sgs ant Hamilton. o.. rll-ky
q ar'~r -p-f .raIrt n tni- g. fi- Hel'
aIr- ln~ rr- a run rr lrng-h ~ 80
r"lf placing re nva. beneath 90 goal
spear vas. e--fHl ara me score
stood 90 0
f-ilaire ki-k~d % Vince. rr arf Turk
90 aHrei 70 o. baN a rfrfs IIr. r.t me
t1l OF downs ems -'r..'. ron 1. ,4-i.
witA ne TX skin THE game ended Loo
fN~ frlrf TInrf.H 90 r...Hf 80 IHrIr.ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
WHEELING LOST
nir.zn.s s--zr.s 1917 B..s n&n o.
vszEos-ns cc1v~zEc.
Gsssa Lat Evsa4ax

sAS ANTONIO TeHas So~ fT-Hs~
- r-1lsN - ~ U.o-r l@arls orrers con-
$500 80 stEl cot - tass eaL rc-rtn-
80 tc-@sy o. - 80 -o-f AZ
-oDtc p~f1r~ 80 Naro- Assoasf'ea -
Prof-sssEL 49, HaE L-aEe1 n s-s-
Goo h.--
s~c-f On '-ter-st Trchaa.y q tie -
ported ATTEMPTS - -st1r rare rwr~r-
20 r-rchas. Southern cf--s @1-
S>e q t-afrirE COOS uA--r-A- - % biE
i-sEue gitc-
Tae orst 49, to~ari rH- eir i~E-s
acquiring -iEcr sax-s farr-Eisus for
fNrItnr p-rEo--s "a r@s1 AIKEN. q .
s@ld ~ Rrt-rt T. HefE~. % -. -
Lcuis Browns r-Ec---1 90 D. s-sksrE
eooc-oi % TIE oklarorA cay rruachi-e
IN ne --xa- L@aEu-
Aft-- a couts~t =. I've ar-.. Mnwsu-
Zee -o-cag "a ss.et.i - tre rrr- plac.
q meeting % ths NrIo~a- A-o,ta-o- %
Frofsslorsi Pase b. f~aru-s
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Obituary
FRED. HAYES, SR
PASSES AWAY
WAS ONE OF WHEELiNo's OLD.
EST CITIZENS
Was Native Of Hartford. Conn. b.,
Hss Resided IN wheeling for
over Haf Century.

A. Eve minutes past mine O'Clock
last evening. With the death OF Pred
erck Hayes. ST.. az his home a, IS
Virginia street r o, the most useful
lives In Wheeling Was closed Com.
ing 20 WhesIng over a half century
ago. he had seen u grow from "a mere
village 20 a popu'ous city. and has
himself contributed not a u'tle 20 its
growth and prosperity.
During bis long. but. quiet life.
Frederick Hayes has stood IN Wheel
INK as a type OF tho best class of
citizenship known FOR h., sturdy hon.
esty and business integrity Ills trade
Vas that of a cabinet maker and man.
ufactur'r 81 wagons aud carriages
and their accessories he retired
from active labor about % years ego
Frederick Hgy es wa. born in Hart.
ford. Conn. - the sturIiest ~ old
New tnrlaud stock. December 20.
lsl. Ite came of "a long lived fami
U.s.. his mother reaching thr aye OF
'6 Years before her death. while %
grandmother reached th" great age OF
fD1
50 the are ~ 70 years Frederick
Hayes. with bis three brothcr-.
Charles. Morsau and Edward. fol
lowed the tide ~ emigration 70 the
west ~ Oh" Allegheny Mountains aud
came 20 Washington. Pa. driving
through bv stage coach. there being
no railroads accessible They cs'au-
ushet themselves 90 business and
founded o. ~ Tho most important
~ an the Western Pennsylvania
families IN the year 1850. on the
nth day Of June. ne was married 90
Mary p Hedi'iiou. who. az the age OF
~ years. SIN survives
10 was ia the year 1886. after hay
ing completed his trade and making "a
fair business start IA lie. that Mr.
Hays. With his young wife. came fo
Wheeling and went TO work ms "a
cabinet maker lie shortly afterward
opened a factory Tor the making OF
hubs and spokes for wagons and car.
riages. OF the site OF the present Roy
ann brewery. Later this business
vas sold and on th. site which ls now
occupied - the Little plumbing shop
N Market street. The Husbg Little
CARRIAGE Company was established.
Mr. Hayes owning n considerable no.
terest IN the enterprise He con
tinued with this concern until 90
years aro when Dee retired from active
work.
\ Christian from earliest bo,h1od.
he vas q member % fhe Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal church
and q steady attendant 40 aI services
so long az The condition OF bis health
would permit lie Is survived hr the
widow and two sons. Frederick W
HAYES ~ the Hicks & Uoge co and
Harry Hayes. o' the trm OF Hardy A.
HAYES. jewellers OF Pittsburgh Five
grandchildren also survive A. the
time o.; his death Harry vas In Sew
York. but was communicated with
last night and viii reach Wheeling
probably late tonight
Last night the funeral arranre
ments had not boon completed. bur
So - likely they win be held NJ tho
home on virginia avenue and that fha
Revs q p oliver. OF the Fourth
street. and Frederick p Ross o. the
Thomson Methodist churches. VIII
0niriate The hour ~ services cannot
ho determined until me arrival o. me
con. Harry
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DELAY FINAL DECREE
AGAINST POWDER TRUST.

WILMINGTON. Del. Sov. IT,
judge GRAY. 'n fhe United states cir
cuff court here today er'enced unfi.
December 81 fhe time for completing
.ssesf0ns ra fr mo form % The
fna. decree f0 De- entered .n ere eo~
srnuerfs SUIT srr the dissolution q
'he s0-c1fieI powder trls
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HAMILTON MADE sPrCTAcuhE
RuH ron roucHDo"
were HAAAto.gD>A-B.Ila-
va oztDLAy.A
sr zDwA1D q. DosALD.os).

Slipping sEa si1ins Goa t-e tai.. md
tasf covered the rslf tEs '~~slfv.fv a
warriors rs-pr-~snunE tne Wls~l e. iE.
.nd beli.irs fEEh. fought fEer sHr
from oEs sn1 % tie Er1irln o. r- at-sr.
somsumss reaching sf-is.rs dtsfan.e Hr
ths Opponents goa b-f fie rsaf utr4 70
being steadily fufcad sway - sE4:t
plays b. IT, soai frfsnisrs
Several times the .oas. team ssrs
"ithin scorinE ttafaar- - f.- ga al
zach time heius held. fr.d rs place
KICKS but fsll-4 10 sc9r- TIE flrsart
pass proved ~ pa. a BIZ ground gamer
Tor both teams anf NaH 4aet f~rs44eEfly
ey both Sides E.lair- gartsd often
ami eScsilsd Whesiir. 90 ella ms-aol o.
EaininS xroUad
Spectacular RaR.
In tie thirf quarter 5p~arH broke
way with q clear f-I1 ami ul'a Srrohs
ss en- intsrfsrsncs. Tan length 20 -
nsid for a touchdown TIE rv-~rsss
whistle had blown hsfols tho play hal
begun however. sffer a slF
Coach h DECLARED the .Iar Il-r4. ans
the did not count Ts- uia-
ut-s later. on IN. same formation. Ham
iiton broke through th. line for a 90
ysrd run. placing The oval Under 80
goal pos,s for the ori1F srar~ - TIE
zane spears kicked s1aI arf after =
short play In the r-ntr, % .l- field tie
EAms sndsd on account ~ Gara.esz. - o.
The score . 20 ID IN wt-eIusa favor
The oam&
Beiiaife Kicked Zoo wheeling ar ffs %
yerd line TIE ln~s' t~sfu stared rr
a rush and forced th,,r opponents TO .
10 yard loss. where mes were bella
wheeling puntef put a.f held f.-. -
the Ohio boys 20 punt vs. e~I.re hf..t BE-
Cd tho kick and recovered TO mall
working 70 within Do feet .f f.t I..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
STATE DEATHS


FAIRMONT. " Va. Nov II
Mr. Emma McC-ny Martin. aged 81.
Utfe o., ". p Martin. died yrster
day afternoon A. her home on Dunk
ard Nifl run OF a complication OF ~
eases The deceased was a daughter
OF Andrew NcCry one q thu early
settlers % Marion county She g. -Yr.
FiF"d bv f'r husband. two sons and
no far ~ rrlrernf SUNDAY a@-.r
With huria! IN the family Gene
terry
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...f f r. ..t |.+r. 30. o.
N-'TINSBI re-. W. We. Npy =
So NohIer. age dt5. o. veteran
of th" civil War i- dead or pueuuo
MIA 30 DTS home near InWooI \ wife
and eight Chi dreu survive him -.
ceased was a uriVe of Franklin coun-
IS. Pa. and the funeral win occur
sunday. vifh iEt.rment o. Bunker
IiI
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-FrfaI slafH. fr fHr rrtsrfFs--sr
FAu8MoNT. W Va. nov IL
Tomorrow OH Iirco'a fst--. % ane
c.aI election VII DO he'd for fha PRO
posed issuing % bonds amounting 90
80 900 for fhe purpose % erecting
two school buildings fn That district
There IS htfle opposition manifested
toward ne proposed issue % The
lDrte
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oeorae w Henu-

MORGANTOWN. " Va Sov l
George w. Henry. % near sebrs
ron. is dead OF typhoid foyer 4 Wiz.
Two daughters and on. son survive
lni"rw'nt Nil De- az OAK Grove. on
Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

~1e al I.suafrt 80 fn~ I-rt.fl-sr.-r
SHFIif|i.pSTOWN. W Va. No, =
Robert y Duke. % near Rak.rtor
his county. IS dead after a stroke of
paralysis : wife arr four sons su-
vive. % Of whom IS Prof Walter 81
Duke of Shepherts'oWu College
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BROKERS' CREDITORS
WILL SETTLE CLAIMS

NV YORK. nov fr-At a meet
lnE OF cro ors of ere STOCK eKcharsa.
arms % J ~ Fsse and Company
Rolerss Hail and Crss and 0rlers
rfrh %Ial as Oh result rs f1e Ior.
.rs pool. r1 agse l rFr. vss voted
'1 accer, fhe orer OF James % Eeera
amounting 90 about 500 BOO. 70 sIcst
a settlement
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CHIEF cRoKEE NOT
TALE1Eg on Politics

SEw YORK. S.r 80. Hi--rrf c-1-
boz nr. fus .ssfsr ~ Tamuarr H.f.
~e beck from ireland today flr r
.IaI winter rIrff TIE former Tau-
rary ...effs.r as rer-srt ben q.-r
toned .r politics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

Chamheriain's Stomach ard Liver
tablets Do not s'rken or Erire. and
may BE taken WITH perfect safety ty
me o. delicate woman or the young
est child The old and feeble VIII
$50 Ind them q suitable remedy
Tor aiding and strengthening their
Weakened digestion and s1r re-suiaff--
The bowels For Fa'e tv aI dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18

~ am pleased 90 recommend Cham
he-lain- COuEh Kennedy a. the best
thing kuov ~ and safest remedy for
coughs. colds and bronchial trouble.
writes Mr. T.. D. Arnold a. Denver
Col ~" have --ru 90 repeatedly and
FL has mover f.il,i tu give r.-. For
sale hy all dealers
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Funeral service u.rr me rrra|ra 30
Nre Minnie 1rEra~ HaErrnar urre held
a. fre fnm"r ra.I'arHn so a- TN.r.
humber n friends being present The
I VII - taken fI Cameron f1r
burial
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Necessity Che mother 90 .-vrr.
tc1 ana mat1uo1y ls Che mother O.
contention
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DR.. BAILEY

Cora.r Eisvsan ana chaprns So
wheeling. ". Va The Msw BuiLdins
Dome upstAirr-
TIE o1LY REIIAnI-n a1EUALrEr
IN ". VA Nno shove
biz picture and tolls hts name. 80 Rhsn
you enter hfs orC. you know Who yuu
are dcailug with. Othrr people advertfa-
ina t. treat chronic pLsssres In Nhsal-
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Namara in the San Quentin state prison.
Just when McManigal will leave here
has not been determined, but he Will be
in indianapolis by December %, the fed
eral grand jury being scheduled to begin
it's probe there December "a.
Oscar Lawler the governments special
prosecutor, may go to Indianapolis also
to assist in handling the case.
The grand jury investigation may be
concluded here this week. The investiga-
ton here is aimed at less than five peo-
pie, while the indianapolis inquiry is eX-
pected to bring in the limeight at least
a dozen persons.
Indianapolis. therefore, will be the CEN
ter of the governments investigation.
These facts were learned today by the
Associated Press after a canvass of varl-
Gus people who have had much to do with
the Mcnamara case here and who will
continue to work on IT, Partial confirma-
ton came from McMangal himself at the
county Jail today when he said:
"I'll tell any grand jury anywhere
anything that l know. | have nothing to
conceal and, | shall consider It my duty
to give the authorities all information in
my possession
McLnren to Go Also.
McManigal will be accompanied when
he leaves here by Malcolm McLaren, the
Burns detective who arrested him in De-
trot last April and who has been with
him constantly ever since, spending whole
days with him at time. The two men
have become good friends. 1t is to Nc
Laren that McManigal has given day by
day his real confession.
! McManigal simply will be lent to the
! federal government by the state authori-
ties here, and after his trips around the
country giving testimony he very likely
will be released. He will spend a differ
ent Christmas, however, this time than
last year, when he placed dynamite under
part of the Llewellyn Iron works
For this crime, directed by John j. Nc