Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-27

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oroshsr on nynamiting Charge.

! a1Stg tga1sasa Not SkWaso 81 Arsst Of
\ Droahor on nynamitino Charge.
I.os Angeles. April 27.-John J. Nc
NamArarsecreta9y:o Of the International
Brfdee and Structural Iron Workers
q sAssociation: Ills brother, James b. NC
.Namara, and Ords p. McManigal the
alleged dynamits conspirators accused
~ biowinx up the Times newspaper
nlant last October. killing 4wenty-one
men. arc In the Los Angeles jail In
separate cells, surrounded by extra
guards. All three are charged with
murder
Their arrival after a sensational
tourney IN irons from Indianapolis and
chicago marks the beginning OF what
4 expected to be a desperate legal
struggle. Thus Tar, however. no definite
errantennents have been made to initi-
ate their defense.
Near sesns Of Explosion.
Before 3 O'clock yesterday afternoon
m three men were In the county pris-
on, three blocks from the ruins OF the
dynamited newspaper building. but no
attorneys came to visit and consult
them and there was not to be any con-
ference between the accused men and
counsel until today. District At
4orney John D. Fredericks, who said
Yesterday that the state was ready to
10 TO trial at once. announced that the
Sormalfty OF araignment would now
await tho convenience Of the defense
O. N. Hilton, counsel for the Western
Federation Of Miners, who came here
YESTERDAY, presumably to Join counsel
for the defense. started to establish
I Sheadouarters and working force TO
launch the battle, but stopped all prep
arations when he received telegram
from President Ryan Of the Iron Work
ers Association saying that all mat
tarx pertaining 20 the defense were In
the hands of Indianapolis lawyers.
Tho men WeSe taken from tho Cali
f0rnia Limited train In Pasadena and
on tho nine-miles' trip to the county
4ail hy automobile, speed laws were
absolutely diSregarded.
4 Prisoners Kept Isolated.
During the trip from Dodge City.
Kan. where John J. McNamara board
ed the train bearing his brother and
McAfanisAl. the three men were kept
An ,separate compartments. John was
ignorant OF the situation Of his alleged
3confederaAas, and to keep him in ig-
norance' Of .tt he was conveyed in a
separate Automobile and was not
brought thru the prison doors at the
same time.
Ms. IS. a. 1ngersoll. the San Franz
cisco boarding-house keeper in whose
place the man known as ]. B. Bryce
stayed prior TO the destruction Of the
Times bujydinS. was in the crowd to
identity James McNamara, who. ac-
cording 10 William J. Burns and the
other detectives, Is held as Bryce the
man whoSiss alleged to have laid the
infernal machines that blew up the
nAwspaper plant. Seated In a third
automobile. drawn up by the side Of
tho one which was TO transport the
prisoners. She psered into the face Of
McNamara ~ he climbed into the ma
chine. The man was shaclled to an
cflcer: but 10 kept his unbopnd hand
befoeo his face. In spite of {nis, Mas.
Irgersoll declared aftefward that he
waS Bryce. ss
NO one, however. could have identi-
MA him . Bryce from the printed
dooct1ptionD senk out after the In
diotments were found by the grand
Jury. Thin and pale ne looked little
aihn th6s 1eo-pound man described In
~ oe0Saal cigcu3as1.