El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-07

Namara in Detroit. It was becausa NJ
ms alleged anupathy for the work in
W1lcH ne claims that he was engaged
( tlaL McManigal confessed so quickly
aIter being confined IN the home OF de-
teCLlFe sergeant Reed in Chicago. This
Is the statement Of the prosecution.
Innocent Say Accused.
Neither j. J. Mcnamara nor hts
! Drother has ever categOrically denied
ne charges made against them. Their
statements Of denials have been con
Ilhed 70 this brief but emphatic an
houncemenT We are innocent. and II
cence." Jul -HHO-
The physical evidence which will be
presented in the trial by the prosecu-
Jl0n mas been gathered in the il sta+es
where 1t is claimed dynamite exDlosIo1S
occurrd under the direction of ~
McNamaras and Mechanical TofaI re-
Isters, dynamite, clocks, itro-ElvceFi6e
ana instruments employed in the con-
structiOn Of Internal machines 6sva
oeen secured These. according To the
district attorney. will be introduced 70
snow the gigantic scope Of the ALLEGED
conspiracy and to prove the movemsn+s
Of the accused men.
All Of these have been secured
SS4IrE0ugn the Information furnished by
MECHANICAL. His memory has been
taxed by the detectives to sxnIein a.
most his daily action for five Years ana
10 relate that which he claims to know
concerning j. 3. and 7. J. McNamara
At this time all Of the exhibits are
held by the county clerk. Thev viii
not be taken into court until escb ig
required.
A Dramatic Feature.
One of the dramatic features which
will add to the tense interest Of the
trial viii be the possibility Of the an
pearance Of either David CaDIan or M
A. Schmidt both Of whom are CHARGED
with ]. B. Mcnamara with being re-
sponslole Tor the death Of 20 men ia
EN-nl-
Ian are supposedly fugitives. Neither
the prosecution nor the defence viii adj
nit or deny that they know the There
abouts Of these two men.
These two men, according to +Na
prosecution assisted J. B. McNauera
In purchasing 500 pounds Of dynamite
In Giant, Cal A part Of this purchases
was round In an unexplOded Internal
machine at the home Of F. J. Zeehan-
delaar, secretary of the local NTe--
chants and Manufacturers association
on the morning following the exDlOsfoD
OF OF OCTOBER 1; It was this explosive and
to the identity Of the purchasers.
Hole In the Ground.
One OF the most important exhibits
OF the deIence IS nothing more nor
less than hole in the ground" This
unique exhibit carefully preserved in !
large wooden box and zealouslv GUARD
ed to prevent any possible shifting of
the surface dirt is destined TO r,lsy- a
leading part in the defence's case. ac-
cOrding to the attorneys. The deDres-
sion was made in the surface Of the
ground in ,Westlake park, just oppo-
site the home of Gen. H. G. Otis by the
explosion Of an alleged Internal ma
chine contained in a cheap SUIT case
discovered underneath the east win
dOWs of the Otis home on the afterno A.
Of October l. 1910. The Internal MAJ
chine was removed to the park for in
Tesugati0n by the police and an expIO-
sion followed shortly afterward.
Prepare for the TrfnI.
Preparations for the holdfne and
handling of the trial here have been
Judge Walter Bordweu who is TO hear
the case, has decided that the trial will
be found in the new Hail Of Records