The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-01
MRS. HAYWOOD BELIEVES IN her
HUSBAND
She Says He Had No Part In AnyPIot
to Assassinate the Governor
Of Idaho or Others. as Charged


Judge Mino- OF McDermitt. the frsr s.r
born In Carson. and for many years a
reaident OF Humboldt county. but nov
living In Denver. recently was inte.'-
viewed concerning the arrest of her hus-
band. who is the secretary Of the West
ern Federation of Miners.
When. Saturday night. w. ID. Hay
wood found himself under arrest his
first thought was for the welfare and
safety OF his family he was leaving
against his viii. says the Denver News.
To the deputy he said:
You know my wife Is an invalid. ]
may be In for hard fight before this
affair is ended. and l want to feel that
she IL protected and cared for in every
way. VIII you see that telegram is
sent to her father, w. A. Minor OF Ne
vada, and ask him to come back aere
and be with her until get back?"
Mrs. Haywood. the wife who is left
behind to await the outcome of the pro-
csedings against her husband. Charles
III. Meyer and q. A. Pettibone. Is pat
termed somewhat after the Spartan wo-
men. An Invalid for six years. KNOW
ins no other means OF getting about than
In an arm wheel chair. yet hopeful. Pa
tisns. seemingly happy. she does not
appeal 10 ones sympathy as much as to
ones admiration.
Yesterday the wife the man whom ths
of1sciais at the county Jail say 10 going
to .'stretch hemp. yeu bet" sat IN ner
chair. bolstered into comfortable 10
..t,on. the pillows tucked in behind and
al the side. Her hands show what she
has sufYered-small. at one time wen
shaped. now twisted and gnarled. Her
face. wide at the forehead. tapers to
nne. delicate, determined chin. and hef
ewes. a light. keen green, sparkle ane
a,late under the weli-drawn black eye
browe.
..Yox kne- that those who are sup
posed 10 be on the inside so far as IN
formation is concerned say that before
YOU see Mr.. Haywood again he VIII hav'
paused through many trying days sais
the vtsttor.
~ KNOW all sorts of things may hap
-pen.' said the wife Of the secretary
the western Federation of Miners. "bu
don't believe anything will. For wv
.se~ks ve have been prepared for JUS
vha, has happened. But even bein
prepared didn't take away the power o
,be shock when 1t finally came. MI
Haywood had told me repeatedly tina
his footsteps were dogged: that he kne'
those fellows in Idaho would try to i'm
p,,cate him. and that whatever haI
pcned must not worry. because tn
happiness Of the family and himself ds
pended upon my getting well.
ION Saturday night he had come hom
brought . plum pudding for Sunday
dinner. and as It was clearing up da
In the ONCE, he had great deal
money which he had gathered art
banking hours.
HE said he would 60 and take
Turkish BATH and for me not to io'
for him until morning. but to go
sleep and get strong.
when heard that he was IN jail
iust laughed for 1t seemed 30 absui
bat when in the morning the truth "
brought home to me In message fro
the deputy who had arrested him. te
ing me that my husband had thoug
81 mo In the midst Of his own troubi'
knew that the long looked for Gala
ity had come TO pass.
..The Western Federation Of Mine
was never 30 strong as It Is today s
continued, pulling herself forward, ]
ewes cleaning. "and it win spend eve
dollar In it's treasury to prove that
conspiracy lies in another directs
This 10 going TO be a hght to fini
and out OF the battle you will md
organization rise victorious.
.pf course II tho courts OF Idaho