The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-31
TRAIN FOR PRISOEt RS
Is on Its Way to LeaVervey.h
Prison and Route Is 5eiHE
Kept Secret
RELEASE OF MEN IS SOUGHT

Indianapolis, Dec. Sf--on the way
to the federal prison az Leayeuvorth.
possibly during the day ana q'noet
certainly before night we- r.-
pect today for Tho
ficials sentenced fa prison terms
comphcitv in the dynamic, ..H
The purpose Of Marshal S-.
to set the journey under way ..l
as possible.
Getting ready the "dynamiters s9
cial' kept a force or clerks in ths
marshal's office busy most all night. 81
was learned that all the prisoners win
be haudcuhed and then rushed to n
section Of the city where the train will
be waiting. Once I'm the train the
doors viii be locked anu no one ON
that train Will be allowed 10 step f. om
it until the stop is made a. Leaven-
worth. Information by telegraph about
the trains route or progress will DE
prevented If the authorities can ar-
range II. As now planned. the arr '.'I
AZ Leavenvorth will be s5n4etiu
New Years day.
Fifty guards were sworn In - --
company the train. They loft
o'clock over the Fen0s
The prisoners lotr Ir.
O clock sharp. Just het-.. .. ....H-
Cd they Joined in louC chc.ua sH
Lewis and T. McGlory. the only anI..
officials out Of Jail, were present
the train off, They attempted to sha
hands With President Ryan, but We're
prevented by guards. STRUNG alor tn
sidewalk were the wives and children
Of the convicted men. Husbands lift
ed their hats TO their wives and told
them 10 be Of good cheer The women
cried uninterruptedIy The crowds that
watched the melancholy procession
were quiet. There was no cheering as
the train pulled out.
Plans for the removal Of Mechanical.
the dynamiter 10 Los Angeles. have
been made. He will leave within =
short time After his disposal ont
there on plea Of guilty he is return
able here for sentence.
The fact that Edward Clark wh
pleaded guilty, was allowed his liber-
t.. is regarded as an indication AZ
viii he shown lenienoy. ~
district attorney pleaded 10 the court
that Clark had given valuable assist
lrce TO the government"
Chester II. Krum and other counsel
tor the convicted men. stated tod7v
they would attempt az once TO pro
cure the release Of at least some II
the men after the prisoners wcrc
taken TO Leavenworth Krum said an
plicatiou viii be made here 10" su-
and if not Granted here the'
will proceed TO Chicago In an 81
10 procure from the federal
,ourt Of appeals the risht to-
The attorneys for the convirte' u.n
today went before Judge Andere.#
petition for writs of error and sunaI
zede1s bonds About the iail cverv ore
reueemeut was made FOR taking tho
men to the train on q moments notice.
viii leave for Los Angeles,
January 2.
Judge Anderson took under advise
ment the petition for writ Of erro-
md set THURSDAY for a further hear
Ingi when tke PRAYER Tor writ ot su-
Dersedeas nlso wiz be hled The court
ndicg cd the counsci vil have %
, better objection than that r0~frreH
IN the petition. District ATTORNEY lI-
or declared much Of the petition va
junk"
May Vet &c Released
Chicago Dec 31.--Attorney 2clil1
oday made an appeal TO Federal
Judge Seaman for writs Of superse-
Iess for the convicted dynamiters at
Seaman declined 20 take
action but made Il plain,
lthoush the defendants have been
AIKEN to Leavenworth. they can be re-
eased later on bonds.
The child by Elizabeth A. Nc