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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
WELLSBURG
Circuit Court.

This morning in circuit court will
be heard the case OF J. SCHUYLER. sue
ms etc. appellee vs.. Lewis Flndlay
Coal CompanE. etc. appellant. The
case II oil Well supply company
~. William Beading. was TO have
been heard yesterday. but was con-
tinued. \eNt Week three murder
cases are set for trial. state vs..
Harvey G%auion. for murder Of
'harlrs Sherwood. Tuesday. June 10.
stat" vs. william Shaner same Of
fence. InIr-iIg tine H.. and state
SO. Joseph F,rtgCtio Indicted for
murder a. Lorio AlylrO. for Friday.
june a.
Judge ~. O. Hrrvey. 81 W,IIsburg.
viii preside az these trials Judge
and smith. oI Wheeling. represent
Shansr % Couin aud McCloary
represent Gunion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
RATES
SOUGHT BY MANUFACTURERS
OF EAST AND WEST.
West vlrsinians Are Parties to Ae.
ton Begun Against Two
Score Roads.
NJ y. II. ARNOLD.
rntelhgencer Bureau
WanhfnQtou- u. C Iuna

uE@1u
Warrington. d. C. June 5.
proceedings. nationwide in their
scope and the territory involved.
were initiated before the Interstate
Commerce Commission today by the
Merchants and Manufacturer asso-
citation OF Baltimore afnliated with
the trade bodies OF Virginia and West
Virginia.
The defendants are over two score
OF common carriers having trans
continental connections. among which
are named as defendants the Balti.
more & Ohio. the Baltimore q Ohio
Southwestern. The Baltimore. Chesa,
Deake and Atlantic railway. the
Chesapeake Western railway. the
Chesapeake & Ohio. Central Railroad
OF New Jersey. Maryland. Delaware
n Virginia Railway company. the
Pennsylvania. the Norfolk g. Western.
the Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington. Philadelphia and Read
ing. the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac. Seaboard. Air Line. the
Southwestern. the Washington South
ern. the Western Maryland. and the
Wheeling and Lake Erie.
The object OF the suit. which in
corporates grievances OF long stand
ing against the railroads and CONNER
cial organizations OF Maryland. West
Virginia and Virginia 10 secure a
lower rate from Baltimore TO west
en freight territory between points
on the Mississippi river and Denver.
Colorado. and Salt Lake City. Utah,
points In Colorado and Utah. desig-
mated by traffic men as Colorado and
Utah common points.
The complaints request that the
commission force the railways to es-
tablish all-rail routes anr rates from
places In West Virginia and Virginia
territory. which includes all OF West
Virginia, Virginia and Maryland 70
Denver and Salt Lake City. Utah,
and all other common territory in
Colorado and Utah on n scale not 70
exceed so per cent OF the sum OF the
local or intermediate rates charged
between Baltimore and Colorado and
Utah points. A similar petition was
filed with the commission by the
trade bodies OF New Jersey. Della.
ware. New York and New England.
The trade organizations attack the
system upon which M present rates
were established. and allege that the
rates as now charged by the defend.
ants have caused and are az the
present time causing great damage
shippers and jobbers engaged in bus
mess I'm Baltimore. West Virginia and
Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
m'MECHEN
Confnrnncn R.,nn I.iL

Ih' Wheeling district conference
Of the Methodist church is bctrc
held al the First VI. r. church in tbft
city. There are about one hundred
out "f town delegates attending m.
convention and tho affair is proving
very interesting. Yesterday evening
br. Robinson Of Cameron delivered
an interesting sermon 70 a large
audience. This evening will marx
the closing Of the conference and DR.
]. NJ. Hare. state president OF the
league Of West virginia
VII mako The princInal addr.as-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
WILL ARRIVE TODAY

+. +. Probst. former secretary Of
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton in Youngstown. o.. did o ar
rive al re Y. VI. G. A., yesterday.
as was expected. but will arrive some
time to-day. Mr. Probst will be the
executive hea$ OF the Personal Work
League and will also be in charge OF
the religious work Of the Y. VI. G. 4.
This evening al : s.. there will De-
an important meeting of the Personal
Work League. held ln the auditorium
OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. and Mr.. Probst will be- pres.
ent TO take charge Of the work and
also get acquainted with his new
work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
MrMnrh.r 81.

Nr. and Mrs. q. w. McCluskev re-
slIn'd i' th'ir HON" in this city.
from Board Tre.t. where fbav urc,,
Tho past Few days with relatives
Mrs. Charles WooIFev. ~ NaU
Martirsf.ll" o. visiting friends and
relatives in fhls CITY for % few davs
Mrs Charles Steele left on Monday
Tor Denver. Col. where she Will visit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
MONEY TRUST TO
BE INVESTIGATED.

WASHINGTON. June The
money trust Investigation will begin
in the New York customs house to-
morrow at II a m. A process server
left for New York yesterday. armed
with several subpoenas. Mr.. Puio de-
clined 10 make public the names OF
those who will be called.
II those gentlemen want the fact
known they al make II public he
said. Moreover. he added. some OF
them might have business elsewhere
II they kne wof va desire 20 receive
them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

The annual memorial service Of
TIE local J. -. ~. r.. will Doe held next
Suudty might at the Methodist
church. TIN, m' mortal address Will
Do" made Dos Rev. a.. 81 Duak. pastor
oi 20" church. Tho Lady R,bukah's
ni thiH ,itE and . 81. o.. g.. and Re
b'kah lodges of brilliant % MiugO
nave been asked 90 attend De sersi-
cos. This memorial service ls hold
each year during fh. month Of Juno.
and will Do held SUNDAY Iu accord
with fh. auIHI custom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

The musical entertainments given az
the christian church under tH. aus
piD's ~ % 1nrll Sons class on
tH'.HIH 'f.rIuE. WAS H SUCCESS Co..
every particular Tho program was
rendered he fha children uf tho min
lister and Cd IarE. crowd was 300 at
tendance at The affair 4 silver "a
trlrE was taken at fhr door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
Civil Cases Filed.

Mary j. Willis vs.. W. n. Appleton
as administrator OF the estate of Har.
Appleton. deceoSed. Action for
money in the sum OF 1873. with in
terest from the 4th day OF October.
1911.
Stanish Koldoz vs.. Jacob Niemiec.
Action for money in the sum OF si4O.
with interest from the 25th day OF
July. 1909.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

The thirteen year old b0y 80 NJ
ana Mrs. J. ". Taught. Of Marshall
and Fourteenth streets. was drowned
yesterday afternoon about two-thirty
near the point OF JIm's Run in M.
'hi" river s fun account Of fhr
story appears elsewhere in thes.
columns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
Foss APPROVE MORE
FOR WOMAN'S WAGE MINIMUM

BOSTON. Jun The movement
for a minimum wage for women and
children received official sanction to-
daF when IN, governor approved the
lil for the appointment NJ q COM
mission 10 establish such wages.
The commission Will consist OF
three persons. n Of whom must be
81 woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
Realty Deeds Filed.

Elizabeth Cope and others TO s. n.
Robbins. tract OF land IN Colerain
township; consideration. SIS.
James Davis TO Justice Snider. tract
OF land in Union township; considera.
ton 81. 200
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
UNITED DOCTORS
CURE ~RHEUMATISM
Night Watehman Cured % q Long
Standing Case OF seistie Rheuma-
tism, Makes Statement

The following letter was written 10
the United Doctors. the expert spe-
c~ialists. who have their Wheeling In
stitute in the McLain building. al ~
Twelfth street. near Market street:
Dear Doctors have been a great
sufferer from sciatic rheumatism and
spinal trouble for several years past.
! have been doctoring constantly with
all kinds Of doctors. both here and
In Chicago. and have never stopped
taking medicines since a year ago,
October 18th. During all this time.
my condition, instead OF improving.
seemed to grow worse and worse.
The pain was constant and e~xcruciat-
ing. and ! finally got so crippled up
that could not sit in any normal DO
sition. In order to enable me 10 sft
at all / had to lean over to an angle
OF 45 degrees or less and very often
had TO lie in a horizontal position. I
couldn't even stoop over TO put on
my shoe and others had TO do Il for
me. Some OF my friends who knew
OF the United Doctors work ugRes
ed TO me to 20 In and see you. Now
! nave TO state that | am very crate
tul 10 them for The advice.
After three weeks of treatment
with you / feel so much improved
that l am thinking of going to work
again within a few days. | am an
altogether different man. | can sit
up straight now in a normal position.
have the free use of my limbs. can
walk and kick and feel perfectly com
Portable and normal. There is such a
wonderful nhnnuA d. -AH-
n a cannot tell you how grateful |
am to you for what you have done
for me.
You have helped me more than
anyone or all the other doctors COM
bined. | am prompted to write this
so that other sufferers will call upon
you for a cure.
Sincerely yours.
HANS PETERSEN.
'l231 Mound Ave, Racine. Wis"
Mr.. Petersen was treated at the Ra-
cine. Wis. United Doctors Institute.
He is a city night Waterman there
and prominent.
h free offer OF the Wheeling
United Doctors in the McLain build.
ing at ~ Twelfth street. expires Sat
urday night. June 10th. This offer OF
free consultation. free examination
n free treatment Except for bare
cost OF medicines, is open to all until
That date. There will positively be
no extension Of this offer. Patients
accepted after hat date will be
charged full fees.
The United Doctors Wheeling In.
stitute Is located permanently and Is
IN a location easily accessible 10 all
parts Of the city.
owing 10 the crowds t~hronging the
! United Doctors Institute daily. the
7 onice hours tomorrow friday and
Saturday will be made longer for
these two days. The office hours are
ordinarily from 2 a. m. to u noon.
l:@O TO > p. m. and : TO $ evenings
Sunday from $3.50 to u noon. For the
above TWO days. however. the hours
VIII be S a. m. 10 u moo I to , u. m
and evenings : 20 s. This will en-.
able all callers I start treatment un.
der the free OFFER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

friends n relatives for several
weeks.
John Maupin. 81 M~oundsviIe. was
t~ransacting business In his city yes
tcrday.
The Murphy vs.. McMechen damage
suit trial Is set FOR June 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

IL Is now well known that not more
than one case OF rheumatism in ten
requires n internal treatment what
ever. All that Is needed Is a free ap-
plication OF C~hamberlain's Liniment
massaging the parts at each ap-
plication. Try IL and see how quick
ly II will relieve the pain and sore
ness. Sold by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
Services This Ev.nina.

Services will us held a. Christ's
g. g. church This evening af O. 80
O'Clock Saline fa Ia conducted tr Rev.
STR S'imanr. ~ Hr'.airr. a.. The
fIIl Hrr.I.. VIII Nr read u ff o.
rHrrd That H large aggregation
Will Boo Ir ATTENDANCE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

The city council will meet in rcgu-
Jar semi monthly session tomorrow
evening 40 the city buildine. Many
matters ~ Importance are 10 be up
Tor consideration and "a busy session
d. anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
NAME ANDREWS
Al Third District judicial Convention
Of Democratic. AFTER q
Hard Fight

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
PARkERsBURG. W. Va. June s.
Attorney J. Robert Anderson. OF Park
ersburg. was selected in the Demo
cratic Third judicial district onven
ton here this afternoon, as The noml-
nee for circuit judge. over c. ID. For
2 and William Beard. OF this city.
The nomination was made on the
third ballot after a pretty fight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
YOU'LL FEEL LIKE
A WINNER"

One OF these 2-piece SUITS
will give you a hundred dol
airs worth of courage. cheer,
nerve 10 go out and win.
II you have anything i'm
portant 10 do in the world you
must 60 about it like a win
ner; and you can do that
always-if your clothes back
you up Not otherwise.
The price, $500. is not
much Of an obstacle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

a HprsInod ankle may aa % rule ba
cured .n from three M four daya by
'ri'. .rr 'hamhrrI1In IInImcut and
DhFrrrIuT fhn directions a.fr each
BOTTLE Dor allr Dr. aII IcaIera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
Probate Court.

Mary Frazier. as administratrix Of
the estate OF Mahlon Wood. deceased
VS.. Fred Wood and others: petition
to sell real estate; sale confirmed and
deed ordered.
In the matter OF the estate OF David
McGraw. deceased; will filed and
notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate OF Hen
ry Lipperman. deceased. Distribution
in kind ordered.
In h matter OF George Wilkinson:
inquest OF lunacy; found to be insane
and ordered conveyed to the stale
hospital at Columbus.
In the matter OF the estate OF Levi
K. Russell. deceased. distribution in
kind ordered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
ST. GAINESVILLE

Marriage licenses were issued as
follows:
Hector jenkins. age %. and Miriam
Norman, age 21. both of Blaine.
Comfy X. Hogue. age 80, of Cadiz,
n Felicia X. McConahey. age %, of
Martins Ferry.
Roy E. F1nney. age 81. and Irene b.
Trouten, age %, both OF Martins Fer
ry.
Ambroz Kovac. age %. and Eva
Trajlinek. age 10. bOth OF Bellaire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
Convicted on All Charges.

All the men were convicted on all the
charges These were one charge OF con-
spiracy 10 violate the laws Of the United
States, carrying maximum imprlson-
ment Of two years. and twenty-five
charges of transporting explosives Illegal
~ each OF the latter charges carrying
a maximum imprisonment of eighteen
months. The penalties are cumulative,
thus making a possible total imprison-
ment for any one prisoner OF thirty ninc
and one-half years. The charges against
each defendant are embraced in nifty
two counts IN the Indictment.
After tho sentences ure imposed II is
the duty OF the United States marshal to
execute the judgments. Prisoners re-
ceiving less than one year arc confined
In any county Jail in this state. Prison
ers receiving longer terms from this dis
trIct arc sent TO the federal prison at
I payeuworth Kan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29

is told in this report in full of what was
said:
The court-Gentlemen Of the Jury
nave you agreed ON a verdict?
Foreman Frank Dare-Wc have, your
honor.
:, Tho court-You may hand il TO the
clerk,
The verdict was handed to the clerk
who read the same, as follows:
We the jury, find the defendants
'here were named the thirty-eIght
guilty. as charged In the indictment
and the defendants Daniel Buckley
and Herman G.. Sclffert not guilty as
charged in the Indictment
FRANK DARE, Foreman
The court-fs this your verdict Mr.
Foreman?
Foreman Frank Dare-It is
The court-So say you all gentlemen OF
the jury?
The lurOrS-Yes. Iomr honor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
SALT LAKER AMONG
THOSE CONVICTED

Among those convicted yesterday In the
| dynamite conspiracy trial at Indianapolis
was j, II. Munsey Of Salt Lake. Munsey
was the business agent OF the local union
| OF the Structural Iron Workers. Tho chief
charge against him was that lie harbored
j. b. Mcnamara at the time the latter
was on his way to California in connec-
ton with projected dynamltinG plots
On the morning OF December 90 1909
there was an explosion OF dynamite at
the HotedI Utah, then in course of con-
struction. a strike OF union iron work.
ers was In progress at the time. Two
mcn-F'rank Wilson and James Delaney
were arrested on suspicion OF completely
IN the dynamite plot Wilson turned
, states evidence. On February they
Judge j. NJ. Bowman.
Wilson swore the witness stand
that he and Delaney bad been approached
by Munscy with a proposition to do the
Job" for 5000. and that they received
that amount for their work, Munsey cm-
phatically denied Wilson'S story, Wilson
was released with the understanding that
he leave town at once in consid eratlon
Of his evidence for the prosecution, De-
laney WAS sentenced TO serve six months
In the county Jail He completed his sen
tenco and also left town.
About the date OF the Hotel Utah cX-
plosion II was charged that j. E. Nc
Namara came to Salt Lake and stayed
ut the home OF Munsey, Fourth South
between Main and West Temple. 1t was
Furthermore charged that Mcnamara dur
Ing his stay here received two sutcases
nIied with dynamite. Tho explosive. 1t
was asserted. WAS hidden in Munsey's
home, where according 10 the story cur
rent ut the time, it was found by Mrs.
Munscy.
During the progress OF the McNamara
brothers trial In Los Angeles Munsey
and his wife and Mrs. Munsey's son. AL
fred Goodrichs We're subpoenaed by the
grand jury. Young Goodrich was after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
Refuses to Poll jury.

Tho court Will not poll them on each
count Of the indictment, That takes too
long. They have found u general YER
dict. have already polled thc jury, but
If You want To poll all over aguin YOU
may do SO. But l cannot take the time
TO pol! The jury on every count What
Is the purpose OF that
Mr.. Harding--l have none.
The court-Then you will have to give
some reason for IL.
Mr.. Ilarding-f have no reason for It.
The court-1f you have no reason for 1t.
To poll the jury on ffty-two counts after
the jury has been here for three months.
is an imposition oil them.
Mr.. Harding-I withdraw the motion,
yoUr honor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29

quarters, where dynamite and nitro
glycerlno were found hidden in vaults
after McNamaras arrest, appeared to be
deserted except for two women stcnogra-
piers, The stenographers said they did
not know where Mr.. McClory and Mr..
Lewis were.
Mondays procedure, according 10 Gus
tom will be first a notice By the gov
ernment for judgments on the verdicts-
The prisoners attorneys may then offer
count of lack Of evidence.
The imposing OF sentences will then be
in order,
Judge Anderson may ask the prisoners
sinsly or In groups whether they have
any reasons to give why Judgment should
not be imposed on them. A wide dis
cretion rests with the court as to the
amount of punishment, Under the con-
viction5 the court may dismiss any pris-
oncr, or impose a money fine or SEN
tence or all of the men to terms in a
federal prison not exceeding thirty mine
and q half wears
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
Plans of Defense.

Actions seeking an arrest OF tho court
judgments next will be in order Senator
Kern and other attorneys for the de-
fensc already have stated that appeals
in behalf of the convicted labor union
men will be taken TO the United states
circuit court OF appeals. ,r
To bring this about. the attorneys VIII
accompanied by bills OF exceptions TO be
signed by the court. This petition may
be filed at any time within tho present
term. which expires next May.
Upon the granting of the writs OF er-
ror, they may apply either to this dis
tnct court or to the United States CIR
cult court for supersedeas bonds "
able to furnish them, they may remain 2
at liberty pending the appeal; other"ise
the men are to be imprisoned
Because of their inability 70 PToCure
bonds, ranging from $4,000 TO $4,000. iour
OF the men now convicted were kept ~
iail during 81 great part OF the tr'ah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
Verdict Checked.

Mr.. Miller-May It please the court as
tho clearl read the verdict he read the
name OF Charles II, Beuhm. I would like
to ask whether IT Is Charles IL or Charles
n Benhn? would like TO ask if 1t Is
Charles III. Bculim In the verdict?
The clcrk-it Is Charles y Beuhm.
The court-Hayc YOU checked them
over7
Mr.. Miller have.
Tho court-Are there forty In the YER
dict. Have you looked that over?
Mr.. Miler-1 have, There are forty
Mr. HardinS-Sour honor. after confer
enco with my associate counsel, they de-
sire tho jury polled OH each count OF the
lndicir
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
No Bonds al Present.

1--WE have taken no steps TO proN,ne
bonds" said Attorney Harding for tne @
defense. 1--WE can do nothing niltil We
learn after the sentences are imposed,
how high the bonds Will be, II the men
are admitted to bond and we can iuT
nlsr the bonds wo shall use every el
fort To keen them out OF Jal'' olher-
wise our hands are tied
Originally rorty-llve men were incIuueui =
in the charges here. Eight detenoants
after the trial began were discharged OF,
the ground that no cases cHisted ussIi'oss
them John J, McNamara, secretary oI
the ironworkers' union. the 'paymastfe. {.
OF the dynamItipg crew and James b.
Mcnamara, who blew up tho Los an
geIes Times building, were not tried pc
cause they we're serving terms In san
Quentin prison in California on thell
own pleas OF guilty, James -, DaV,ne
received life sentence ana JoIn a. III
teen years.
John ]. McCray. Who was formerly, ,,y,, "a
member OF the ironworkers executive
board and vino was last known as llVlns
at Wheeling, w. Va, never was iouno-
Daniel j. Prophy of New. YORK had
| broken leg when the trial began III oc-
tober, and his trial was deferred.
Orlie 70, McMaDisal. confessed dyna
miter and the governments chief witness
and Edward Clark. Cincinnati, plead ec
guilty at the opening OF the trial Inof
the numbcr was reduced to rorty'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
kirty-Eight Labor Chiefs Convicted

. The court (addressing tho other coun-
scl)-Do YOU want the jury polled?
Mr.. Nowland--I do not desire Ii, your
honor.
The clcrk-There arc three names that
arc written In the margin there. in the
body OF the verdict which 1 understand
TO be included here.
The court@Geptlemen Of the jury.
These three names, Charles Wachtmels-
ter, Frank j. Murphy and Hiram NJ.
Kline, arc written in the margin. Are
these defendants included in your verdict
of guilty:
Foreman pare-They are. We did not
have room and we Just wrote then In the
margin.
The court-You find these defendants
guilty?
Foreman Dare-Yes. sir.
The court-And you find all the defend
ants guilty except Daniel Buckley and
Herman g. Selffert, whom YOU find not
guilty?
Eprpn.u Da-c-Scg SI-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-29
|1| ON ALL
VERDICT
JURORS
,G. Seifert and Daniel
II Only Defendants
~ Are Declared
Innocent
..uad from Page 0ne.)

Il, having helped to tnsti-
=. and employing ortle Il
,,ary them out. while after
,sysor his fellow conspirotors
Hs own interests stands
~. = prominent OF those CON
I. srurel almost daily In the
4 -Iru,es was all tho time re-
4 4, sourt to receive the jury.
e5,s OF nthirty-eight guilty
. y guilty." and dismiss the
rss brought TO an end the
A.. months dynamite con-
r,j II meant. except In tho
.s,Tsn @. Seiifcrt. milwaukee,.
Z pssslsy, Davenport. Ia. who
:. men out Of forty to be ad-
y, cuilty," that tho govern
,,,s,s about dynamite plots, ex-
| M sy years has been sus-
y ,ly thst thirty wives, many
EysS tSelr children had patient
ID iSo long -draWn-out ordeal.
/ EsE 10 be separated from their