Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-27

IN TIE OPENING HpuI tl ms tAtit@T Aa1'
night. He said hat bf would q
briefly oyer the trail of blood left bs
Orchard. taking first the murder u
Governor Steunenberg. and hafkfna
lack over some Of the most important
Incidents developed IN the testimony,
Borah declared that Orchard left
Denver with crime In his heart. Pet
fibone helped him pack the utensils Of
murder 10 his trunk
"ANhy was not Petiibone here 10
deny it2 HIS silence" declared Boz
ran. lis a confession of guilt, his alb.
sence II an absolute confederation OF
Orchard"
Taking up the question Of personal
motive In the murder Of Steuncnberg,
Eorah showed to the jury the deed
by which Orchard parted with his
Interest In the Hercules mine four
teen months before General Merriam
and the negro troops marched INTO
coenr d'Alenes.
norah took 40. one by one, the Wit
npsses for the defense. who. he said
corroborated Orchard. and proved a
conspiracy. because they had covered
and protected Orchard mp to the time
ne confessed against Haywood.
OF General Eugene EuRley, former
attorney general OF Colombo, one Of
the defense's Witnesses. Borah said
he was IAN anarchist"
with such men as Fngley IN Of
Zee, | am not surprised that Colo
RADIO has had hell within her borders
for the last ten years"
The senator next read TO the jury
articles denouncing Steunenbefg IN the
Miners. Magazin
There Is much talk here and argu-
ment Of counsel about the Industrial
war. There Is an industrial war, bls
IL Is for YOU To determine whether In
dustrial warfare shall be carried out
on the principle o. murder
The defense tells YOU that outside
Of Orchards testimony there Is moth
ing here 60 prove a conspiracy, What
more do you want We put Orchard,
and Simpkins. and Mover and iiay-
wood. and Pettibone together Ia Dem
YER. Now watch them as they move
Ia the scene of Frank ste~nnenberga
murder" Briefly Borah showed the
alleged friendship Of the quintet.
Follow Orchard. MoyeF. Haywood
and Pettibone from Denver to the
denth Of Steunenberg at Caldwell, rec
view the testimony. watch their ne
lions .and ] say that an absolute and
concerted conspiracy has been poved,
They Killed Steunenberg to show tho
world that they never forgot an en-
envy.
swhy Is Pettibone afraid 20 speak ?
Whore is Jack %slmpkins. who
was az Caldwell with Orchard and
could tell 80 much
lie Is In a corner afraid TO come
10 say a word for his llfelong
friends" declared Borah.
Answering at great length. the the
DRY that the attempts on the lie ~
Fred Bradley at san Francisco were
accidents. Burah pointed out that tho
latter moved directly from San Fran
cisco. He traced the movements uf
Orchard In san Francisco, n ridi.
ouled the theory Of a gas explosion.
And, cried Borah, when Orchard
gets ready 10 leave san Francisco
where does he goe3 Back To Denver
10 get his money. The deed was done.
the pay was ~"
Afthis point Judge Wood announced
The noon recess, and IN accordance
with his promise at a conference Of
nttornoNa this morning, continued the
ease on account of the heat until 9
o'clock this evening
Evening Session.
Senator H0rah devoted himself AZ
first Co the proposition Of the defense
orchard was a Pinkerton detec-
tive. Far from having any such con-
uecfion. the senator Insisted that Or
ohard through four years of crime and
nnapiracv was perfectly loNal 60 the
Western Federation of Miners aud the
leaders Of the organization. IL Or
phnrd had any sinister motive against
mover. Haywood and pottihone, " Il
had been his purpose 20 gather evi.
aencr AGAINST them ho had almost rn~
limited opportunity 10 do 50,
nut on the contrary u had been
shown that every piece OF evidence
which came into Orchards hands was
destroyed by him
Discussing briefly the Colorado site
uation. sonafor Borah said the crimes
aud disturbances at Cripple Creek
were brought into the cnse only to
the conspiracy which finally led
10 the murder of Steunenberg.
A. 90 the alleged kidnapping of tie
defendants IN Colorado n bringing
them Co Idaho. he said.
'lf these men We're not legally here
they would not be- here. You gentle
men are not concerned with how they
got here of any other question thun
whether on not this defendant was
connected with the event at Caldwell
AZ he was. then 1t was our law which
was violated, he was, then q was our
citizen who was murdered. II he Wn1,
Il was Ia our jurisdiction that he
raised the red hand and 10 g. proper
that he should be- here 20 answer 90 an
Idaho jury.
Aud YOU know ns we'll as I do thai.
while ne D. "a stranger to YOU. his nj"
and his liberty are Just az safe IN
Nnuf hands as they would be With any
far, iu their nome state 1871 Hay
wood b in no more danger of being
NNNfNH o. AfA NA ANifNAAHs FfANNf|H 90 ~ ~
shows his guilt. than he would be On
Colorado rho court the attorneys for
the state ana every body couuuctri
with this ease have extended to Mr.
Haywood every right. every privilege.
every courtesy known Co the law as
rua right Of the defendant Haywood
and Nuyrr on the witness stand were
allowed 90 tell all they wanted 20 trll
"a without "a single objection from
uIfself or ms associates
senator Burah nrraiEuod the defense
Tor NOT putting Steve Adams on the
stand
uHrfow gives YOU as an excuse for
fse beating az ~ old man stuart a.
cripple creek the fact that ne was o
'srah There gentleman. lies the mo
tive for the Independence depot tN-
plufiou The fourteen men blown Co
atoms that fatefui sixth uf June werf
'scuhs
Nearing the close Of hts argument
senator uornh came 10 the attempts
upon the iife OF Governor Peabody
gfmHfal sherman Bell and Judges
Goddard and Gabbert and said they
were the result OF doctrines such q
had been puunclated before the tutN
ht Attorney Clarence barrow of fhi-
He bitterly assaulted AR Oar
fHw ANA 90 larri that 81 the Nesiefn
Federation ~ Miners regarded caustt
tufinns g. being only for the rich the
ns being mtde nulA ln be- broken.