The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-27
ALLEGED DYNAMITE | EXPERTS ARE JAILED McNamara Identified as
 Man Called Bryce" ACCUSED OF MURDER Great Crowds Make No Demonstra- tions as Prisoners Are Locked
 Up and the Sensational
 Journey Ends
ACCUSED OF MURDER

Los Angeles, April 26-John ]. Mo
 Namara, secretary of the International
 Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
 association; his brother. James B. Nc
 Namara, and Ortie E. McNamigal, the alleged dynamite conspirators accused of blowing up the Times newspaper
 plant last October, killing 21 men. are in the Los Angeles jail tonight, in separate cells, surrounded by extra guards. All three are charged with murder
 Their arrival today after a sensa- tional journey in irons from Indianap-
 ellis and Chicago signalizes the begin ming of what is expected to be des-
 perate legal struggle. Thus far how
 ever, no definite arrangement has been
 made to initiate their defense. Before
 8 o'clock this afternoon all three men
 were In the county prison, three blocks
 from the ruins of the dynamited build ing, but no attorneys came to visit and
 consult them and there will not be
 any conferences between the accused
 men and counsel until tomorrow. District Attorney John D. Fredercks, who said yesterday the state was ready to go 10 trial at once, announced that the tormality of arraignment would now await the convenience of the defense. o. N. Hilton, counsel for the Western Federation of Miners, who came here yesterday. presumably to join counsel
 for the defense, started today to es- tablish headquarters and working force to launch the battle, but stopped all preparations when he received a telegram from President Ryan of the Iron Workers association, saying that &o..1 int, f. 10 1nfn of the interationaPs secretary and his eputed confederates were in the hands of Indianapolis lawyers.
 "Th ere is almost an irfnity of things suffering to be done at once,' said At torney Hilton. But there have been
 no preparations and there Is no money in sight except the fund aggregating
 $25000 pledged by President Mover of
 the Westeri Federation of Miners"
 Arrive in Automobiles
 The alleged conspira tors arrived at
 the jail this afternoon in automobiles after running the gauntlet of two crush
 ing crowds, which in their eagerness
 to get glimpse of the prisoners, over
 bore the efforts of more than SC ore of
 detectives and deputy sheriffs detailed
 to hold them back. a4a
 The men were taken from the Cal
 ifornia limited train in Pasadena, and
 on the nne-mile trip to the county jail
 by automobile speed laws were disre- garded. During the trip from Dodge City, Kas., where John J. McNamara boarded the train bearing his brother and McNamigal, the three men were
 kept in separate compartments. John knew his brother was under arrest because he caught a glimpse of him as he entered the railroad station in the Kansas town, but John was ignorant of the situation of his alleged confeder- ates. sfS James McNamara and McManigal were taken from the train at, the main station in Pasadena and hustled into a motor car, while John remaihed in his com partment until Raymond, a suburban sta tion, was reached, where second auto- mobile was in waiting. f Conspicuous in the crowd there was
 Mrs. D. H. Ingersoll. the woman who is expected to play prominent part in the prosecution. Mrs. Ingersoll Is the San francisco boarding housekeeper in whose place the man known as J. B.. Bryce stayed prior to the destruction of the
 Times building.
 James McfJamara, according to William T. Burns. and the other detectives, is held as Bryce, the man who is alleged to have laid the internal machines that blew up the newspaper plant. and the woman was there to identify him. Identified by Woman Seated in a third automobile, drawn ur by the side of the one which was to transport the prisoners, she peered into 
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