The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-29

war and then they were captains and lieutenants"
 Co.onei Roosevelt said the non-commis- stoned officers and junior officers of the line who served in Cuba were "excel- lent
 Some bureau chiefs in tfle war depart- ment before the war occurred were de- scribed by Colonel Roosevelt as high minded, estimable gentlemen. but utterly unable to understand the conditions of .......................... the prisoners and labor union assistants soon appeared in such great numbers that it was impossible to admit them. Marshal Schmidt held a conference with government officials as to what steps to take in handling those who claimed the privilege of seeing thek prisoners. Lawyers first and the women after wards" he finally announced as his de- cision as to who sAou,d be admitted to the cells.
 Tnis afternoon and tonight the lawyers and women divided the time allotted for visitors.
 At the door of one of the corridors to the Jail President Ryan of the iron work CTS union was interviewed tonight. He was not allowed to be seen in his cell, but in response to a request he was led out into 6 corridor.
 Ryan Is Silent
 T have notnlng to say about the yer diets except tnls," said Mir. Ryan. "Great- CT men than we are nave been inearcer- ated. Tn olden tunes they used to cut oil the ears of honest men"
 What will be done in the interests ol the iron workers union now that all but two of the officials are in prison? T win say notning about that at thls time" replied Ryan.
 j, E. McClory, cleveland, who recently was appointed secretary of the union to succeed 1ockin, and Ed Lewis, n member of the executive board, are the only of- foiais now out of prison.
 The iron workers international head quarters, where dynamite and nitro- glycerin were found hidden, appeared to be deserted except for two women stem ographers. The stenographers said they oid not know where MT. McClory and MT. Lewis were
 Mondays procedure, according to cus- tom. will be first a motion by the govern ment for judgments on the verdlcts. The prisoners attorneys may then offer mo- ticns to set the verdicts aside on account Of lack of evidence.
 The imposing of sentences will then be in order Judge Anderson may aak tue prisoners singly or in groups whether they have any reasons why Judgment should not be- Imposed upon them. A wide discretion rests with the court as to the amount of punishment Under the con victions the court may dismiss any pris- oners, or impose a money fine or sem tence any or all of the men 10 terms In a federal prison not exceeding 59is years. All the men were convicted on all the charges These included one charge or conspiracy to violate the laws CT the United States carrying a maximum iin- ,.rise7.r---lt of two years and 25 charges or .s,l r.snefs ias enfos9 if gally, each of tNe aasta e.aasgar aii III g-,st stie4a5sasi 6 tifsts es asafart s,t sii4 Hf Tn II ,3anl tfaenl
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 11:0O a. m. all prisoners assigned to cells and locked up.
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 The court: Gentlemen of the jury, have you agreed upon a verdict? Foreman K. Dare. We have, Your Honor.
 The Court: You may hand 1t to the