The chronicle=news., 1912-11-25

sion. telling Burns the dynamlters
were on u hunting trip In the Wis
cousin woods.
u was because OF Jewell's testi-
mony that Judge Anderson increas-
ed Hockin's bond from $4,000 TO
$4,000 In default OF which he was
put In custody OF u deputy marshal
at the trial today. 10 action was
taken by the court on the govern
ment's motion to increase the bonds
OF six more OF the defendants.
Ortie +. McManigai next resumed
his confession on the stand.
Tell me what. II anything. you
and the McNamaras said about blow
inE up work on the Panama canal"
said District Attorney Miller.
In April. 1911. in indianapolis. %
said McMshisal. ~ ]. said the Nc
Clintic Marshall Construction COM
rany. u Ron-union concern had two
years work on the Panama canal and
he wanted me to 10 there. He said
! should go to Panama and enlist ns
soldier. as ] already had served In
the Spanish-AmerIcan war. I ask
ed him II he expected me to take
|nitro-klycerin TO Panama. He said
no. the McClintic Marshall people
have great stores OF dynamite down
here. You can watch your chance
to steal 1t. Pat a wagon load In
each lock-
II didn't think muca OF the Pam
ANA deal and told J. J. 10. hut he In
sisted he would take It up later.
-. u. said At that time he had
more work on the Pacific coast.
He said he was going back there
with = man to set off bombs by
touching an electric current miles
AWAY. He said I'm go out to Los
Angeles and undermine the acquc-
duct and the water works. Then pu,
bombs In the various parts OF tho
city and blow the whole town of
the map. The people will think there
has been another earthquake similar
to tho one at San Francisco.
McMnniEnI then described his ro-
Ing to Detroit with James u. Me-
Namara to blow up four Jobs and
their arrest there which prevented
the Wholesale explosions Will h
were soon to be carried out. he said.
After "" were arrested In De-
tro!t. and while we were on the train
to Chicago. James u. began to yell
about kidnapped" said McManigal.
Guy Riddingcr. n Chicago detective
had us hnndcuffcd. J. u. offered
BIddinger $1,000 to lie, us escap..
l lts,sv a
the amount to $4,000 saying he
would get the amount from J. J. Nc
Namara. lie said II Biddingcr did
not let us off the train there would
be \ gang waiting for him At Chi
cago and they would mob him.
Then J. b. said to BiddinEer. II
you don't take the $4,000 Clarence
Darrow will get It for We will have
Darrow.' J. b. begged BididnEer to
allow me or TO 20 allow my wife to
90 to indianapolis to arrange to pro-
cure the moneq. said he didn'.
want my wife mixed up In It.
AT Chicago we were taken to the
home Of u detective named Reid. ].
u. sent for me and was allowed to
talk to me. I reminded him that he
had talked too much onthe train.
that he had told the detectives the
Los Angeles explosion was caused
by gas. and therefore he had shown
he knew too much. lie said he would
deny all that. He asked me what
We should do. answered every man
for himself
"William ]. Burns came to see me
and I made a clean breast OF 1t to
him. Later in Los Angeles, I told
the authorities my whole story"
Senator Kern then began cross ex-
amining NcManigal.
McManigal testified that James B.
Mcnamara admitted he wanted to
kill him (McManigaD In the Wiscon-
sin woods.
Judge Anderson announced he
would not increase the bonds OF 9TH
er defendants and would pass" the
motion. for the prcaent