The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-27
ksctIvs Burns Has Not Told All Of
the Evidence He Has Secured
Against the Dyna-
miters
eE NOW IN JAIL
!epects Are Locked up at Los An
seies and Await Trial for
the Charges Against
Them,

INDIANAPOLIS April Eft am
q to no one,t no corporation or class
men. can prove my honesty and
Is is all rot about my being so wild
q that reward offered for the capture
& the dynamiters.'
This was the parting shot of VIM. j. /
irns, the detective who left here
q Chicago where he will remain sew
al days. He said:
AS far as am concerned the trial
IA start now. I have not told all II
now and there will be big surprise
hen the public knows everything "
lie says there were no third degree
Methods used and that the evidence
tfll show some astounding facts.
surns wiz start for the Pacific coast
Don.
1 Are In Jail.
Los ANGELES, Cal, April 81
SEJohn j. Mcnamara, secretary of the
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers.
EEJearned in Los Angeles county jail
that his brother, James B., had been
S&rrested on the charge of blowing up
{<tAC Uuliuluk vi tuO 2LOS kADSClCS lluCo
md killing twenty-one men. Shortly
before that James Mcnamara had
lslearned that his trusted pal" Ortie
sMcManigal, had confessed the part
! he played in score or more dyna-
mite outrages throughout the country.
S The effect of the discovery that his
9 brother was under arrest and with
Il him in Jail staggered John Mcnamara.
III was trick of the detectives
H;to bring the brothers together in
that dramatic manner, but If it was
Intended to surprise any confession
Eout of the Indianapolis labor leader.
lait failed. After resting few mo-
4 ments he arose and submitted to the
search. He is confined today in one
SOf the common cells in the so-called
Ne emergency tank of the Jail: his broth
9hser James is in another near by, and
&sfcManigaI is in private cell NO.
NJ 8. especially prepared for him. He Will
be allowed to see no one, save his at
9gstorney and any one of mis- labor
E8,friends he may ask for, particularly.
Last evening one of the most SEN
features of the confession
B made BY McManigal was learned. Ac
h scording to the police, after telling how
~! he Times was blown up, McManigal
M ieclared Jim Mcnamara told him thai
ssS.S Il, order to make perfectly sure that
a Harry Chandler, son-in-law of Gen
~ Dtis. and business manager of the
&k rimes. would be killed by the eXplos
Dbl On, Jim Mcnamara called Chandler
,ver the telephone just few mo
N3 nents before the bomb was timed te
s explode. Chandler answered the tele
|Eanhone all right. talked to McNamarf
Effor an instant, hung up and went al
Esrectly outside to get something to eat
ffsaad he fingered he would have beel
destroyed.
6yS This statement, alleged to have beef
|9a made to McManigal by his companion
cNamara, is regarded here as beins
|SSx,f great weight, as the conversation
] gsfeferred n to in the confession is
4 well remembered event of that nigh
E%sby Mr.. Chandler.
The suspected conspirators arrived
EW&Ht the 1all III duIolliophiSs' sAASS,
Thing the gauntlet of two crushln'
sgcrowds, which, in their eagerness .
ess5get glimpse of the prisoners, over
4 #lbore the efforts of more than scor
4 81 detectives and deputy sheriffs de
tailed to hold them back. The me
sswere taken from the California limit
i gsed train at Pasadena and in the nins
mile trip to the county jail by auto
mobile, speed laws were aosoiutei
BE- disregarded.
James Mcnamara and McManlsS
were taken from the train at IN
main station in Pasadena and hustie
into one motor car, while John remaii
ia in his compartment until Raymoh
u suburban station of Pasadena, wa
reached, where a second autonopll
VAS In waiting John escaped IN
curious throngs around the jail, pt
James. and McManigal were rushe
hy a crowd so dense they were III
Able to reach the waiting motor ca
until officers could clear pain.