New-York tribune., 1911-12-11

tion with the san Francisco graft cases
Ruef is in cell No. 3. In cell No. IL Is
Henry Dalton. for seventeen years as
SCISSOR cf Alameda County, and recently
convicted of accepting bribe.
Soon after the men entered the jail the
prison band began 10 play and continued
until / p. m. At . o'clock Sunday dinner
was served The McNamaras received a
prison made dinner card done i'm three col
ors and marked "San quentin Grill The
prisoners who devised II had taken occa'
sion to point out the attractions OF the
place.
The dinner the McNamaras ate consisted
or corned beef, brown gravy. steamed po'
tatoes boiled beans, stewed dried frult
coffee cake. bread and coffee
The brothers passed the rest of the day
in their cells. Tomorrow they will begin
work in the iute mill, Warden IIoyle said
but James B. will be examined for tuber-
culosis, and II he shows symptoms Of II he
will have other work.
Half a dozen passengers discovered TO-
day that they had travelled all night with
the McNamaras as train companions
MANY more had walked through the conbi-
nation observation and compartment car
without a hint that the brothers were
within reaching distance.
The sight OF the penitentary failed to
move the brothers, and when they passed
the giant powder works where James Is
bought dynamite for bombs which he
placed at the homes OF General Harrison
Gray otis. proprietor of The Los Angeles
Times" and Felix Zeehandelaar. secretary
Of the Merchants and Manufacturers As
sociatlon Of Los Angeles. the brothers
backs happened TO be turned the other
way.
Although the mon were silent to-day
John j. lay i'm his stateroom berth last
night and talked for half an hour to Dep
uty Sheriff James Gathers, to whom h'
took a great liking during his imprison
ment
Men who have talked with John ). Nc
Namara say he has developed view o
life which not only fortified him In the
ordeal which he underwent to-day" bu
convinced him that the dynamiting whicf
no and his brother did was inevitable
From his youth a reader OF sociologica
works. admitted TO the bar as an attorn"E
the dynamitine theory as psychological
agent for the effect it might finally have
was adopted bv the elder brother. II Is
said. Not until tho Times explosion
with it's loss of twenty-one lives. all wage
esrners. did he realize the possibilities oI
his academic position.
Each slept from midnight until awakeue6
shortly before o'clock. Cohee aud ho'
rolls scarcely had been partaken whom they
We're put on the boat for the quiet SUNDAY
morning ride TO felons' cells.
indianapolis, Dec. i0.--Charles W. Miller,
United States District Attorney. refused to
comment tonight when informed Of the Los
Angeles dispatch stating that McManiguI
would be brought 10 indianapolis.
The report that the executive committee
Of the International Association of Bridge
and structural Iron Workers has been i'm
secret conference I'm some place other than
indianapolis since yesterday was partly
substantiated tonight by the fact that both
the president. Frank VI. Ryan. and the act
ing secretary. II. :. Hockin. have been ont
Of the city and that none Of the executive
committee could be found here to-day. The
meeting. il was believed. was held in chi
cago.
John Kirby ir., of Dayton. Ohio. prcsi-
dent of the National Association Of Manu-
facturers went to Chicago to-day follow
ing a conference here with Walter Drew
counsel 10 the National Erectors Associa-
tion J. A. q. Badorf. also Of the erectors
association, and several OF ". j. Burns :
men. The conference. IT is said, had to dc
with producing evidence in lin" with the
federal grand jury's dynamiting inyestiga-
tion.
Burns is expected TO return to Indianapo-
lis tomorrow and complete his side Of the
case for the federal grand jury