Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-20

that the procedure a legal. over
an angry protest from Darrow. Haw-
ley denounced the statement to tine
contrary made by barrow IN opening
as unjustihed and untrue,
Hawley traced the various acts Of
the cOnsplrators. commencing with a
graphic description of the blowing up
Of the Bunker Hlll and Sullivan con-
centrator, down to the murder Of
Frank steunenberg.
we expected said the attorney.
that BIZ Davis, Bi1 Aikman. Bill
Easterly and an the others implicated
by Orchard would come here and deuy
the charges. And In my heart, gentle
men. ! cannot blame them even for
periuring themselves. IL Is human na-
ture for a man Ia Ute to save himself
under such circumstances. But BIN
Davis told an unnecessary falschond
when he said he was not on the train
or was not on Wardner the Jay the
Bunker Hin was blown up. J. was
practically absurd la view OF the tcs-
timony which was here adGuce1."
After dwelling upon the Bunker I'M
outrage for an hour, MIR. Hawley fin
ally dismissed 10 with the aeclara ION
that u certainly could not be charged
10 any personal motive on the part Of
orchard.
lie then pissed on the Cripple crock
troubles. Orchards story as to the
N%indiCHtoI mine explosion in which
Mccormick and Beck were Killed, Nj.
.Hawloy claimed had been amply c9f-
roboratcd. even 10 the unexpected tts-
timOny ~ a WitrWss on rsbuttal who
testified "a finding a bomb In the Nin-
dlcator coal bunkers, where Orchard
said he and Barnes had arranged to
have 10 placed. Mr.. HaWioy said the
state did not knOW what had become
Of this bomb unnl the attorneys for
the defense accidentally brought % out
In the REORGANIZATION If lhe mtn
who acted as powder man In he mine.
As Ia the theory of the defense that
the NindsCator explosion was an acct
dent. Mr.. Hawley admitted that this
was true as far ns superintendent Nc
Cormick and Shift Boss Beck were
concerned
"The leaders Of the strike did not
intend 10 KIN, those two men" said
The attorney, their taking OF was NOT
what they had planned. The bomb
was placed there 10 blow into eternity
some nfty or sixty n%on-union men who
were about to go to work in the level
whore tho explosion occurred"
The defense could urge no personal
motive on the part Of Orchard ~ any
one, but the Western Feration of Min
trs. so they csCTted to the subtclfugr
of an accident Ire only witness they
could find 10 give testimony on this
theory was Thomas Wood. who had
been employed In the mine but q day
and "a half Mr.. Hawley denounced
Wood as a falsiher.
Mr.. HaVlov said the Nindieator cN-
nlosion clearly showed the responsible
ny Of Haywood and his -subordinates
Tor the crime. and, men" he asserted.
who would cOnspirc TO commit such
act as this who would II they could
have sen a carload Of Innocent
men unprcparcd to their death, would
hesitate 80 murder the ex-governor
Of the state Of Idaho II 1t suited their
or assisted In carrying out
their plans. And, gentlemen, a juror
who Is no, content with such evidence
as we have adduccd is looking for an
opportunity 10 rid himself from tho
consequences Of an unpleasant verdict.
and rs not aCtuatcd by a desire to
serve his state as an honest citizen. -"
MI. Hawloy suspended here and VII
resume when our conyenes al g.31I
"A. M. tomorrow.