The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-27
|CKED UP TO
AWAIT trial.
4 AS SLAYER5
,amite Suspects, Under
Davy Guard, Reach Los
Ingeles, Scene of Their
Alleged Crime.
)IANA LAWYERS
To- HANDLE DEFENSE
riding House Keeper
entities James McNa-
nara as Long Sought
]. B. Bryce.

8 ANGELES. Cal. April 26.-John
IcSamara, secretary OF the Inter-
nal Bridge and Structural Iron
fers association; his brother, James
ICEamara. and Ortie +. McManlGal,
8lleged dynamite conspirators oc-
OF having blown up the Times
naper plant last October. killing
/g-one men. are In the Los Angeles
~ jail tonight in separate cells
I1nded by extra guards All three
rtarged with deliberate and con-
h murder.
III arrival today after a sensational
~ IT. Irons from indianapolis and
<Dected TO be desperate struggle,
the outcome of which depends net
The lives Of the accused men, but
10 some extent, the deep interests
xanize6 labor in this country. Not
landing which, to date. absolutely
uffinitc arrangements have been
TO Initiate their defense.
|0re- o'clock this afternoon all three
we're behind the bars OF the county
q three blocks from the ruins OF
UFnamited newspaper building. but
[forneys came TO visit and consult
i and there will not be any con-
|ces between the accused men and
<el until tomorrow
ls not known when the prisoners
pe arratgned. and District Attorney
~ Frcdcficks, who said yesterday
me state was rsady 10 so to trial at
announced that this formality
y nov await the convenience OF the
Eo sArangem ments for Defense.
~ Hilton. chief counsel OF the
kn Federation of Miners. who came
yesterday. presumably to join
El for tho defense. started today to
I'D headquarters and WORKING
10 launch the battle, but stopped
when he received a
am from President Ryan of the
workers association. saying that all
RS pertaining to the defense of the
npt1onal secretary and his reputed
oerates were In the hands OF In
DOLLS lawyers.
1ese is almost an infinIty OF things
ing TO be done al once" said At
v Hilton. But although this is a
Ble that means much to union la
as we'll as life or death 10 the ac-
y there have been no preparations
mere Is no money in sight except
md aggre2ating S25o.000 pledged by
of Miners.
VII walt until tomorrow, Then II
ne transpires, ] shall go back to my
IN Pomona and wait until tech
lies are swept away and the case
"a as popular opinion Will demand
ally must. 10 a trial on It's merits.
/ Arrive at Jail in Auto.
alleged conspirators arrived at the
mis- afternoon in automobiles after
ug the gantlet OF two crushing
1e, WHICH in their eagcrness to get 4
re or the prisoners. overbore the
OF more than n score OF detectives
|eputy sheriffs detailed to hold them
men were taken from the Califor-
|Wited train which had carried them
me east at Pasadena. and I'm the
HItle trip TO the county Jail by auto
e speed laws were absolutely disre-
Ing The trip from Dodge, Kan.
5ohn Mcnamara boarded the train
Hg his brother and Mechanical, the
man were kept In separate COM
IenIs- James knew that his brother
pnder arrest because he caught a
E OF him as he entered the rail-
Station In the Kansas town. But
|#as ignorant OF the situation Of his
'H 'confederates, and to keep him in
nee or 1t, he was not brought
kh the prison doors at the same time
.tfenl.
ffs Mcnamara and McManigal were
from the train at the main station
dnena and hustled into one motor
;Pniie John remained in his colnpart-
z until Raymond. suburban station
sadcna, was reached, where a Sec
turonohile was in waiting.
escaped the curious throngs around
1Hil' but James and Mechanical were
,E oy a crowd so dense that for n
Z they were unable TO reach the wait
Wotor cur but were forced to retrca I
ftne onslaught Of the curious into
lyenlent store Until the automobile
2 move un closer. and policemen, aid
~ sheriff's deputies, could clear Il
= identifies James Mcnamara.
fIepicuous in the crowd was Mrs. u.
Eerscil. the woman who is expected
prominent part I'm the effort OF
oSecution To convict the men. Mrs.
sPph is the San Francisco boarding
Keeper at whose place the man
as j. r. Bryce stayed prior TO the
fection OF the Times building
<rs McNanara. according 10 VIII
lf1e- corns, and the other detectives
rrSe' the man who Is alleged 10 have
l|P'y laid the Internal machines that
psp tne newspaper plant and killed
~ sone or tts men and the woman
neTe 10 Identify him.
Su IN third automobile drawn UT
~, sme or the one which was Ia
fl the prisoners. she peered close
~ tne face OF Mcnamara as lie
INTO the machine. The man was
~ 10 an officer but he kept his un
! nhho before his face. In spite ot
Its ingersoll declared afterwards
was Bryce. No one. however
mse Identified him as Bryce from
<un.ea inscriptions sent out after
'lrIt,,nents were found by the grand
j rniIl. to tho point Of emaciation
80 ono stricken with some fata'
= nroad Of forehead with the skin
"a uhntly over his chcckbones dowr
! NJ unusually pointed chin. he looked
1Sc,aIt 1Scn tilf' lso-nound man described ir
q 20 make sure, Mrs Ingcrsoll will
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