El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-02

! ing the Liewellyn Job. He said 1t had
been promised that a Christmas present
was 70 be sent to Los Angeles and that
/ was to bring it
Ordered to Los Angeles.
James B. and and I went to John J s
vaults on the fifth floor of the Amer
lean Central building in Indianapolis
where his offices were, and took out
a case especially made to carry nitro TO
glycerin. The district attorney mas
that case in his possession here now
well, that was December g. We
hired a rig and drove out to Beach
Grove, an Indianapolis suburb, Mhere
we had the explosives cached. There
were y quarts there and we took 1t
all leaving two empty cases
I'VE went back to J. j. office ana
/ got instructions from j. ]. himself
to come to Los Angeles. He told me
to put shots under the Llewellyn IRON
works and the Baker lronWorks ana
to be sure to put one under the Times
auxiliary plant, to add few more TO
the list
Il left chicago on December y for
Los Angeles. I had 10 quarts OF the
dope in the special carrying case and
two quarts in my suitcase, I gave the
case with the 10 quarts in to the por-
ter to take care Of gave him dollar
for his trouble
Arrived in Los Angeles.
Just before arriving at the depot
on December IS in Los Angeles, the
train ran along by the Los angeles
river and took special notice Of the
river as good place to cache the
dope. When / got there j went TO the
Hotel Rosslyn and got room under
the name of 7. T. Mckee. Then /
went back to the river hid the stuff
and marked the spot so couldn't pos
sibly fall 10 nnd II W1en / Wahteo II
4 had been told by j. y. how to get
to the LleWellyn Ironworks. he said
TO go to the part OF the city where
the streets bore names instead OF just
took me a few DAYS, though, to find
the Baker IrOnwOrks.
Times Auxiliary Plant.
Then I looked about for the Times
auxiliary plant. J. B. had told me 70
buy a copy of the Times and look on
the editorial page and ] would find
the address. i did so. but / found only
the business and editorial offices on
moved after Its building at First and
Broadway had been blown up
i finally found the auxiliary plant.
They were setting up a new press
with the Waterman looked the place
over and decided it was too well guard
ed to DO anything there About 80
the night Of December "A, / placed the
whole y quarts of dope at the Level
lyn Ironworks, timing it to explode at
. o'clock.
the Southern Pacific Valley train north
to San Francisco where I remained a
few days and arrived back in Chicago
New Years day"
Stopped the story.
At this point in McManigaIs story,
detectives McLaren and Barry, who
were present, stopped him, saying that
as the crimes committed In Los An
geles were few compared to the whole
number charged against the Mcnamara I
brothers of which McManigal was said
to have knowledge, it would not do for
him to talk too much.
The confessed dynamiter, however,
we asked about his confession in which
he told OF having been instructed to
see "the big CHIEF and man named I
Clancy in San Francisco before COM (
ing to Los Angeles on the LleWellyn
Job. But the detectives instructed him 1
to mention no person by name. That 1
statement however, was made a part /
Of the court proceedings when his wife I
Mrs. Emma McManigal, was witness I
before the grand jury here last sum- |
mer
Talks Of Wife.
Il haven't seen my wife since she /
eft here" said McManigal bitterly. \
DarrOw promised her a life's ease II |
She would desert me and she took him I
I'D. I suppose she'll be selling McEa- /
ara buttons again. There ought to be