Arizona republican., 1912-12-29

at LeavenWorth will not be made pub lie It was learned that United States Marshal Edward Schmidt, who will accompany the prisoners, has already prepared for a special train which will leave as soon as possible after the sentences. Delay in the arrange ment may be caused by appeals which may act as a stay of execution of the courts judgments.
 Thirty-nine and one-half years is the maximum punishment for any one prisoner. This may vary from the maximum to any shorter imprison- ment or money fine the court wishes to impose.
 Motions for appeals will be made on Monday Senator John w. Kern. now
 in Washington, and William x. Hard ing. another counsel for the defense, stated that motions in behalf of all
 the men will be offered.
 ! District Attorney Charles W. Miller, who prosecuted the cases for the gov ernment. said he will oppose appeals for light sentences in the cases of certain prisoners. Tonight the pris-
 oners, four in each cell, occupy two
 tiers of cells in the Marion county
 jail in the second floor of the gray stone building, within a few blocks of the heart of the city.
 Each prisoner was handcuffed inn mediately after the courtroom was cleared of spectators and between deputy marshals were marched five blocks through the streets, brilliant in the winter sunlight. to the county jail One hour after the arrival at the jail the prisoners were served the regular monday meal, which consisted for each prisoner of half a loaf of bread tin of coffee and beef and cabbage The prisoners. each visible to the others through the bars, were various lily downcast and cheerful. Some pro- | fessed to take the jury's verdict with light spirits, while disappointment was plainly written across the cOunten- ances of others. l Marshal Schmidt at once placed ex-
 tra guards about the jail to prevent demonstrations of the crowds Out side the jail was enacted a scene ir
 which joy played no part. It had tc
 do with the wives sisters and childrer
 of the defendants.
 l The verdict, delivered in the sombrt
 courtroom in so brief a time struck | them first to silence and then an out burst of hystercal sobbing among tho women who for months had hoped fol different results. Some of the womer attempted to climb over the railing: | which separated them and had fol Iweeks separated them during tho courts sessions. from that part of tn, l room where the defendants sat Theil
 arms were appealingly stretched forth Mrs Frank J. Higgins, of Bos ton, tainted as she saw her husband led away. Children and others began to cry, but the orders of the cour
 were memorable.
 But a scene almost like a page iron Victor Hugo. was yet to be witnessed on the streets in the faces and fren
 zied eesticulations of those who fol
 lowed in the wake of the procession
 to the jail.
 Many of the women elbowe'
 through the crowds courageousl
 keeping the pace set by the prisoner
 ahead, but others Jagged behind am l county jail the relatives of the pris
 oners and their labor union associate soon appeared in such great number that it was impossible to admit then | Marshal Schmidt held a conferenc
 with government officials and finall
 announced: The lawyers first, tn
 women afterwards"
 All the afternoon and tonight, tn
 lawyers and women divided the tim allotted for the visitors. At the doc of the corridors to the jail, Presidr
 Ryan of the Iron Workers union wa
 interviewed tonight. He was not al
 lowed to be seen in his cell but i
 response to a request, was led ou
 into the corridor
 T have nothing to say about tn
 verdicts except this" said Ryal
 Greater men than we are, have bee
 incarcerated. In the Olden times the
 used to cut off the ears of homes men"
 . What will be done in the interest , of the Iron Workers union now. a h but two of whose officials are f prison"
 T q will say nothing about that :; !, this time," replied Ryan.
 o J. E. McClory. Cleveland, who WE Q recently appointed secretary of u Q union to succeed Hockin and | n 1 Lewis, a member of the eXecutiN
 board. are the only officials now ol s of prison.
 ol The Iron Workers information , headquarters where dynamite ar a nitro glycerine were found hidden ir the vaults after the McNamara arres Il (Continued on Page Eight