Arizona republican., 1911-09-20
Ortie McManigal, Accuser of McNamaras, Alleged Dynamiters, Keeps In spring Motto on Wall of His Cell.
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Another Feature of the Case is the Arrest of Lawyer for the Defense Who is Charged With a Grave Crime.

LOS ANGELES. Sept 19.-With the triaf Of the McNamara brothers but three weeks away, Ortie F.. Me ManigaL chief witness for the state, appears unperturbed over the pros pect of a long siege in court. Me Manigal was in most cheerful spirits In his cell today and talked of the coming trial He gleefully announced that he had broken definitely with his wife. who will be one of the principal witnesses for the two men he charges with dynamiting and a series of murders. McManigal now has the freedom of a spacious cor ridor near his cell in one corner of which he has an exerciser with which he has managed to keep his weight down To 1SS. On the walls of the cell hang pictures of Lincoln and his son Tad, Col Ran surren- dering 10 Washington. Joseph Jeffer- son, a number of prominent actresses and a picture of a cowboy holding a revolver at arms length over a motto reading, Live So You Can Look Every Man Full in the Face and Tell Him to Go to Hell" He passes much time with set of me chanical drawing instruments. draw ing likenesses of nitro -glycerin cans. Turning from a drawing of one of these, he announced that he would try again to win back his wife's con- fidence and affection
 What got me" he said. twas her selling McNamara defense buttons at picnic in Chicago on Labor day. When I read about it in the papers. l couldn't stand that. I won't try to win her back. If she wants to have anything more to do with me she will have to come to me first"
 This is the first time that McMan- igal has spoken in public about his wife without a tear or a sob. With no emotion he went on, saying his wife will be g the day the trial of the McNamaras begins. that his son Walter will be October 8. and his daughter Evelyn s October 13 It does not appear to him. evidently, that many of the principal events of his life happened in October Attor- ney Darrow and his associates for the defense held a conference tonight. laying out further plans for the de fenSe of their clients They also be- gun the scrutiny of 1880 veniremen drawn for the case
 Darrow, in speaking of intimations that the defense is tampering with witnesses for the prosecution. eSpe- cially Mrs. Ingerson, said he had an unsolicited letter from her which he would show at the proper time
 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 19-At- torney John L. Harrington, wanted in Los Angeles on a charge of con- tempt of court. for refusing to answer questions put to him by the grand jury in the McNamara case, was located and arrested here late today. Harrington was released on a thousand dollars bond. and will go immediately to Los Angeles for trial. He refused to discuss the charges. w. A Mundell, a representative of rest. makes grave charges against Harrington.
 Harrington and his assistants have traversed the country attempting to influence witnesses to withhold testi- mOny in the McNamara case" said Mundell. Charges more serious than contempt of court will be made against Harrington"
 Harrington was arrested at the of- flee of O. A Tvietmoe, secretary of q California labor organization.