Arizona republican., 1921-09-27

The grand jury adjourned, it
 was said, without taking any ae-
 tion.
 After reappearing from the jury room, Semnacher declared to a group or newspaper men that he would at once telegraph his attorney in Los Angeles to prepare suit against De- minguez alleging defamation of char acter.
 Defense Counsel Testify
 Brady issued subpoenas for Domin- guez and his associate counsel. Charles F. Brennan of San Francisco and Milton NJ. Cohen of Los Angeles, to appear at tonight's grand jury ses- sion and repeat their charges.
 The action was taken, Brady said. on the request of Alfred Semnacher. who was accused by Dominguez today Of having conspired with Mrs. Bam- pima Delmont, the complaining wit ness isainst ArbuclIe. to take torn parts of the clothing of Miss Virginia Rappe to Los Angeles for the pur- pose of extorting money from the de- fendant. who is charged with the murder of Miss Rappe.
 Dominguez made his assertion after long questioning of Semnacher re- garding his previous testimony in the case Dominguez declared that prev ious conduct of Mrs. Delmont in Los Angeles, where, he said, she made claims against man named Earl Lynn. lent color to his accusation.
 Police Judge Lazarus, before whom the hearing is being held, refused, however. to allow Dominguez to ques- tion Semnacher along this line. say ing it had no part in the present pro- ceedings.
 Semnacher's testimony took up most of the afternoon session In the morning Dr. Arthur Beardslee, house physician at the Hotel St Francis. who treated Miss Rappe after the revel in Arbuckle's suite out of which the murder charge grew, testified he discovered evidence of ruptured bladder early the morning after the party and that, he advised her re- moval to a h Dspital.
 The defense was unable to make him admit that she could have been suffering from anything else. Dr. Beardslee stuck to his diagnosis. and said he found her writhing in pain when he was called in after the party. the pain being so great he had 10 administer sedatives three times in the night.
 Rupture Caused by Fall. Blow
 Replying to a hypothetical question regarding the cause of a torn bladder, he said an injury such as that de- scribed by the prosecution probably would have been caused by an ex- ternai force such as fall or blow. although contortions incident to vio- lent vomiting might have produced that effect Evidences of alcoholism were over shadowed by Miss Rappe's suffering from the rupture. Dr. Beardslee said. He testified that Mrs. Delmont, who attended the injured girl, showed no signs of being under the influence Of alcohol or drugs.
 The defense pursued its question: | ing of Semnacher with great vigor, | causing him to announce almost irn- mediately that he must have been misquoted if he had said he was Miss Rappe's manager His acquain- tance with both her and Mrs DeE mont was more or less casual until shortly before their "trip to San Francisco where they attended Ar- buckles party, he said
 Dominguez questioned the witness closely about purse he produced from his pocket, saying it was Miss Rappe's. and asking what connection he had had with it. Semnacher res piled that after the party Miss RapRe asked him to look for it and that on | asking Arbuckle about it next day ArbuckIe produced 1t from a desk. Semnacher said he then took 1t to