The San Francisco call., 1907-06-26

berg TIE pictures show Orchard IN rs-h re-
Ee1apt- 1ttorDey RichzTdson ss5d thar the
pictures we're offered 70 show the sUrF Tie
dltion Of Orchard al the tine OF the murder as
eoat-zsted with his appearance today Judge
Wood admitted TIE photographs and the! were
handed 70 tie jurors, who examined them
closs3r
Another picture Of Orchard Ia group Of three
nsa- one holding 2 smoking revolver was slso
Introduced in evidence BY tie defense. The
picture vas taken il Salt Lake city in 1901.
Orchard said that the picture was taken rs
novelty His coRpAnioas were Andy and Peter
Ch-5stssnsso
WORKING FOR DETECTIVE
II his direct testimony Orchard told of making
MP lElo the F1ndiczlor mine with man
named Joe Scholtz- Co11routed today by man
giving his name IS SchOltz. Orchard said that he
N1s not the person Of whom be had spoken
IAe2 cane the srst witness for the defense
Mrs Mary J. King. who formerly cOndocIed
( lodging house IN Cripple Greek Sne was su
elceF3y, refined woman with gray p0nPadour, and
told Of her family Saving that she had several
grown s07s who we're miners bat Fere not and
Mrs King said that & G Sterling chief Of
detectives for the Mine Owners zssoc;atson Of
Colorado. lived az her house IN Cripple Greek
Sle saw Orchard visit his roon seFen OF mare
times, generally II the eTening Sterling en-
gagged and paid for rcon occupied f- Mrs
Mckinney. the wife Of the razn cfsrxed vfth
rzllroso-the attempted wreck which the uuson
claims the railroad of5ciais and nine o=aers
ne blame On the western federation Of miners
Hrs King said that ste saw Orchard knocking
animation Of the witness consisted az few
Questions tending more closely 70 IL TIE date az
sIsTlinss ~ Al The King house.
Miss Frs1reS s King. = daughter Of The u-e-
eedsag witness took TIE stand and 5dentfsed
pictures Of Orchard as the nan rbon she hsd
seen II the vicinity OF The house il Crirnls
ined- and gave war 10 Mrs Alice FitzhuEh who
seeceeoso Ms hing IS proprietor Of the Star
Mrs FiilhuEh said that Detective steriiag con
t1aHeo 70 i've IN tie house for scDs tine after
Steritng's room at least dozen tines Sbe slso
80 Nehiu1eT. the nsn accused Of the saik.
pulling II sierlins's rcon following his release
On eEuss examination Mrs. FitrhugA said that
So kert no record Of her iodgers and was tes-
IiE1ng wholly from memory
SEEN IN SCOTS ROOM
G ". Aner Of LesdTIIle Cob. tO-n.-sr >
teissrsph operator il the employ Of the Fioreooe
s21 Cripple Greek railway was rha 7ex- Us-
ness. He tod Of seeing Harry Orchard. h. q.
rzIEay conpa1y- together II Scott's ro.or st
Ise GRIPPE Greek depot He saw Orchard there
,,- 3-e 80 -r..1e - salrnP.ea rsin wreck
rot remember vat tine Of day II Was that
Orchard first came 70 The depot He did nof
know whether Scott and Orchard had ever net
before 4le- SAID thst his recolleetaoa was Tot
FeIy clear. as The matter had made no psrticu-
Aller said thar be could not remember ths
dates O Orchards visits even approximately
vita reference 70 tie train wreck
-1ou are Just guessing about the matter s-e
paf yols gneTsec Art07zFF-fssw fI- the
state. and aot sure ebou- aaythsars-'
an only sure about its being Orchard
Two q the ner witnesses desired by the
defense were not n the room and court took
recess a. l.25 a n RaI n-39 ? n.
Ira Blizard of Grippe Greek. 8 railway coa-
dnctor and ys-d master, WAS called TO the
stand as the first witness after recess
Did you testify before the C1i-ed States
commission appointed TO investigate the Crfpple
Greek 6ls-r-osnces= asked Dzrru~.
Ne sir. replied the witness
DO !ou know K C Srerltngg''
Yes sir -
The witness said he understood that Sterling
n the employ Of the Mine Owners sssccss-
tioa and he had communicated with Sterling
az the headquarters Of TIE association BLIZZARD
was contracting freight agent Of the Florence
and Cripple Creek railroad al the tine of the
Independence depot explosion He Immediately
went .bere and saw the wire and chair -rzz
which serFed clsEs-
DEPOT NOT DILAPIDATED