The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-20

DuTlug f1dfTdn testimony, SOlHe woman among the spectators gave an audible hiss. Judge Wood said if there was any demonstration of any kind in the future, he would clear the room.
 Caldwell, Idaho, June 18-Harry Orchard, the confessed murderer of former Gov Steunenberg and Is other men, was brought Monday to the scene of the crime which finally landed him within the clutches of the law, and taken before Judge Wood at the county court house The Hay wood case at Boise was adjourned over Monday to enable Judge Wood to come to Caldwell and enter an or der formally adjourning Orchards trial for the present term of court.
 Tie proceedings began at II a. m. Judge Wood arrived in an automobile at that hour. Orchard was brought over On an early train in custody of Warden Whitney of the state peni- tent.ary and several deputies and de- tectiYes. The trip was without incid- ent. The prisoner was attired in natty new brown suit and attracted considerable attention. The local a tornSy, MT Cox, who has been the at toraey of record for Orchard in this county, was relieved from further duty by Judge Wood Monday morn ing and with the consent of the pris- oner, Frank T. Wyman, a Boise at torney. was appointed in in his place.
 q presume you desire a continu- ance of counsel?" said Judge Wood to the prisoner.
 "Yes, sir, if it please your honor. replied Orchard, who until the. formal appointment of Mir Wyman was with out a legal adviser in the court room.
 The date of Orchards trial will not he made until the cases against Hay wood. Mover, and Pettibone at Boise are disposed of, Orchard being the states principal accusing witness against the miners officials. Orch ard was taken back to the peniten- tiary at Boise Monday afternoon.
 The Haywood trial will be resumed at 9:30 on Tuesday morning. when the state will continue the introduction of evidence in support of the Orchard story and endeavor further to link the defendant with the conspiracy 10 murder Steunenberg as outlined by Orchard in his confession. So far the evidence has been corroboratiye or Orchards story of his many crimes Ill major and minor detail. The direct connection of Haywood has yet to come out in evidence. Certain evi- dence has linked him with Adams whom Orchard says was his partner in a number of crimes.
 It is probable that the case. In di' rect for the state will rest by the end of this week Counsel say that 1t will take at least until Friday next to conclude. Adams may be called 10 the stand in few days, but thS IS not certain.
 The defense has already an nounced that they will have between lh0 and 200 witnesses. Subpoenas have not been asked for these ana II is therefore probable that 1t Will DC shown that they have come forwaro voluntarily to testify for Haywood That this will be done Is almost Ger tain from the questions asked the states witnesses to show that they were brought to Boise on suopoenas Tn most instances and served D! tne Pinkertons and that many ot tnem were advanced money from the flh kerton offices. The witnesses It understood, will be chiefly In contra diction of orchard by alibi as to tn' whereabouts of Haywood or Mover ol pettibone and even of Orchard nm self. e.
 Roth sides were busy all day sun dav in preparation for the continu anco of the struggle. Haywood wal visited at the court house by ihs rel atives and counsel and Orchard wa brought from the penitentiary n MI uawlev,s office during the afternoon Ear some time he was in consultation w,tb counsel for the state. orchar' n,a, go on the stand again this week
 kiled Herself at Lsst.