Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-04-27
ACCUSED men
IN los ANGELES
No Demonstration Marked
Arrival of the Men Held
For Dynamiting
IN SEPARATE CELLS
j j. Mcnamara Has Lost Fifteen
Pounds Since Arrest and Broth.
er's Hair is Gray.

International News Special

International News Special
Los Angeles, April 26.-The three
alleged dynamiters are in the county
Jail awaiting that sovereign exercis-
ed of authority, which is termed due
process of law
Their arrival was of the tensity Of
the dramatic, the end of Act / of a
situation that holds promise of vast
and far reaching import.
j. w. Mcnamara, alias ]. B. Bryce,
who is charged with murder in con-
nection with the Times disaster, and
Ortie McManigal, self confessed dyna-
inter of wholesale and terrifying pro-
portions, were taken from the Jail at
Pasadena station.
Within half a minute they were in
the sheriff's au4omobile, shackled and
guarded before, behind and on every
hand, and within twenty-five minutes
the double doors of the jail had clank-
ed behind them.
There was no demonstration either
at Pasadena or before the county jali
save such as wpuld be made by the or
binary curious and inquisitive crowd
Though there was no hostile De.
monstration either against the Off
GERS Or prisoners, and no effort was
made p embarrass the former, the
corps Of local and Chicago detectives
and Burns operatives handled the
situation in a way to forestall any
accident, any Of those subtle move
ment in the crowd which have, bed9re
this, preceded an attempt at rescue.
An hour before their arrival in
Pasadena the men were ready to be
taken off and rushed to jail.
McManiga1 was to every appearance
glad to be in jail; its security evil
IDENTIFY pleased him, his fear of Bryce
and his possible vengeance Or that Of
d,nspirators in the crime he reveal
ed, dropped from him. He indicated
his satisfaction with string Of self
congratu1atory oaths
The three men were confined in
separate and remote cells, the two Nc
Namaras without suspicion that NC
had confessed.
A short time after the prisoners had
been locked UP, Mrs D. H. Ingersoll,
Of San Francisco, was taken before
J. B. Mcnamara and tentatively iden.
]. B. Mcnamara and tentatively identi-
fled him as ]. B. Bryce who lived about
awo weeks at her boarding house in
San Francisco and who is believed to
have bought the dynamite used on the
Times building. She will be taken
before Mcnamara again tomorrow and
will have better opportunity for
at that time.
Tuesday Mcnamara drank nine Of
a dozen hpttles of whiskey, each hold
ing about two ordinary sized drinks.
He said the LIQUOR was for stomach
trouble This morning he took only
one b5ttle; his trouble was no longer
of the stomach, but of the nerves and
heart.
One of the Burns operators said j.
]. Mcnamara had lost fifteen pounds
since his arrest. OF his brother, the
Workers secretary, they
say that his hair, which was sprink-
led with gray, has become entirely slo
since the startling announcements of
the dynamite plot in Los Angeles less
than six months ago.
after this is over / am going on
The stage" said MECHANICAL, with hui
morous laughter pursuing wrinkles
around his piglike ears. cts
frameup," said ]. j. Mcnamara, care
fully made and l2f tremendous pro-
portions. I expect to be able to
prove it, but whether l am remains to
be SEEM
The police guard will be maintained
at the county jail. day and night. off,
GERS guarding every approach.