The chronicle=news., 1912-12-28


for three months from your familitf
and your friends aad no, one WORD
of complain, has been heard from
any Of you."
When the jury had left the room.
Judge Anderson ordered tho csurt
adjourned until 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
Daniel Buckley OF Davenport. Ia.
did aot h.~Itats when th~ Judge 10.
houncsd his tsehasge. He psased 10
front OF the Others And hiS tare show.
ed ha did not know whether to laugh
or cry. Herman S@IfI-rt OF Ailwau-
Ec- waited NATL bis name Was called
by Marshall schmidt.
After about haif OF tho psisopess
had ben led away. Marshal schmidt
brought smI"s TO the faces OF ho3.
who remained BY anoou ncinK that
the wives OF tho prIaoI~rA would BE-
permitted to visit them tomorrow IL
Iaii. lie asked that the word be
passed 10 the prisoners who already
had been led away.
Kline. formerly an orsa nizer for
the carpenters union In DetroI, and
Tr"i'mor. serretary OF the California
building Trades Council. are the
only men convicted who ur. not
members OF the Iron workers union.
Referring TO Kline. who was on
N" witness stand In his own behalf.
Judge Anderson saId:
His connection with the conxpr.
aey was as white as the driven snow
a. compared with TIM; OF some OF the
others"
Tv~!tmo". Clancy md Munsey did
no, testify In their own bcha!l
Iveitmoe Smiles At Verdict.
T'"ifmo~ Often was referred to by
the district attorney as the paymas-
ter os the Pacific coast" md was
directly charged with furnishing aid
TO David CaplAn aud ". A. Schmidt.
indicted on murder charges as ac.
completes Of amcs d. Mcnamara. and
as ha'in.s gotten Mrs. caplan out OF
California - she could not ~ used
10 prosecutions there.
Ty~i;no- t~tsIed bis ha, on bis
cane - be waited his turn 70 b. led
away tn jail. lie a:ni!-d AZ b.
marched up 10 NarShai Schm mids aud
Vas plsoed In chsrae o! a city d.,ec-
tive.
Ryan looked oeitse. to The right
unr tbs i-ft ~ he csn< forward.
"ou the joo." responded Edward
sm!,he Of Peoria. ul.. ~heo oe wss
ssk-d to step forward. spd h.A flor.
Id round fire was ws~sshed In
sm.ivs. -"..
J. Z. Nue~, atlas "JArk" Brtgb,
Of Salt Lake City. walked out OF tbs
cou', room With cigarette 10 his
mouth.
Tho prisoners wess held iu iipe 10
the corridors. WbaeA I'D beeo
Cleared. aud each hsadcuffed to .
baiIiff. NanahA SehoiAs ssd Super.
intendeut of police. Martin J. Hy-
land. led the march to tho Marion
county Jail.
The as prisoners were placed In
the section os the Jail reserved for
charges OF tho federal government.
which Il ou the n~cnod floor Of th~
building on the aoulh side.
OSJeQ88 W88 001 Vy1290.
1T was great surprisn TO US.
said Attorney llardniG for the de.
fens-. I'VE struggled through thl;
long trial In the presumption that all
OF III" men wefs Innocent. There
wcre more than dozen OF US attor-
ncys. We talked to each defendant
long and earnestly and we believed
from what they told Us they werc
innocent. Ryan and the others de-
clar.d again and again they were In
absolute ignorance Of McNamara's
tannabie dynamItinEs.
''Th. government was we'll pre-
pared to carry on Its case. Perhaps
there never has been q trial OF such
magnitude In which the prosecution
was SO thoroughly prepared.
Our hope now Is TO secure Us light
sentences as possible. We believe
on Monday some OF the men will be
given only short terms as the court
in,imated some weeks ago II had no;
been shown that they all were equal.
~ guilty.
What motions as to appeals we
intend TO make will be offered Mon
day. The court is bound to recognize
our appeals to the United States cir
cult court OF appeals aud give bonds
pending the appeals. but the bands
may be so heavy the prisoners can
not furnish them. In that case they.
OF course. will have to remain In
Jail"
san Francisco. Calf, Dec. - -
There is no doub, iu my Miud but
that iu au appeal OF this case to
fair tribunal the Gcfendants will he
speedily acquitted" lot o.
This statement was made to-day by
IL. II. Mccarthy. former mayor OF
Sau Francisco and president x tue