Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-25
RUSHING MEN
 TO LOS ANGELES Burns Tells How He Shad- owed and Captured the,
 Alleged Dynamiters
TO ARREST OTHERS
Curious Crowds Gather at Stations to See Accused Men-Burns Says
 He Has Evidence.
International News Special

International News Special
 Chicago, April 24.-Belief that two additional arrests of the greatest i'm portance had already been made in the Los Angeles Times dynamiting plot seemed warranted by several of today's developments.
 Matt A. Schmidt, formerly union worker i'm Chicago, and David Cap Ian, an ex-insurange agent, are the men who have probably fallen into Willwiam J. Burns net. They are dir ect accomplices of Bryce, who is now identified as James Bryce McNamara in the outrage which cost Los An geles the heads of twenty-one fam lilies. They helped i'm the necessary pre1iminaries of securing the death dealing powder and furnished GOV CT for the month McNlamara spent on the Pacific coast after the explosion
 "We will produce the pair when they are needed,' said Raymond J. Burns the son of the head of the National Detective Agency today. ''They were fall guys whom the McNamara crowd used. won't say where they are and I won't admit that they are ar rested but they will be in Los Angeles in time for trial.''
 Curious Middle Westeners along the lines of the Santa Fe and the Missouri Pacific gathered at the station, which are limited stops in the hopes of a glimpse of the three structural iron workers, who are charged by Will liam J. Burns and a Los Angeles grand jury with the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building
 At several towns in Kansas cnowds caught glimpses rof James Bryce Nc Namara and Ortie E. McManigal, the decoyed Chicago prisoners who are on the California Limited. McNamara resented this curiosity and hid be- hind the Pullman curtains. McMani- gal seemed as curious of the crowds as they were of him.
 During the day there was rumor that McManigal had attempted to es- cape near Kansas City. This was de- nied by reporters and passengers on the train. They declare that since reports have been published that Nc Manigal has confessed. he feels safer under guard than he would at liberty It is still a question of veracity-or perhaps of policy between the Chica- go Detective Bureau and the Burns Agency whether Orgie McManigal made confession while in secret confined at the home of Detective Reeve on the South Side The police say that he did and add certain in- teresting details, how 1t was "sweated' from him as he lay in bed.
 William J. Burns denies he has any such confession and declares that he does not want it. He says he h2s enough evidence to hang his three prisoners without using any Third De- gree.
 ''If there is no confession how can Burns go down into Indiana and Ohio and pick up dynamite plants bind folded?' ask those who believe that McManigal broke down.
 A conference over the defense ol McNamara will be held in Indian apolis tomorrow.
 William J. Burns spent part of tho day in Toledo, and left for Columbu. and Indianapolis He picked up sev eral important witnesses in Toledo and arranged for their appearance il Los Angeles Tn Cincinnati Burns agents again searched the house cl Mrs Mary McNamara, mother of thu accused brothers. They found a pack age of letters that threw light on tht movements end operations of tn, men. A search icf the rear of thu premises at No. 414 South sangamol street today convinced the local DO lice that the shed they found ther' bas recently been used as a dyna mite liant.
 How Captures We're Made.
 William J. Burns, head of the W