The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-15
Witnesses In Confederation
at Haywood Trial
SLAYER is IDENTIFIED
Man Knew Him as Barry" at Time of
Bradley Explosion-Post Office Men
Called About Money
Orders.

Boise, June 15.--The trial of William
D. Hayward was resumed yesterday,
with Il. B. Gmbbinni, dairyman of San
Francisco, on the stand. Mr.. Gibhinni
is the man who introduced Harry Or
chard known as BARRY" to the servants
ia the Bradley household. He said that
Orchard came to his store and hung
around and and spent considerable
money, and asked Gibbinni to get him
room in the neighborhood.
Gyibbinni saw Orchard moving his
luggage the night before the Bradley
house was dynamited. He also saw the
poisoned milk. Guibbinni described
the result of the bomb Orchard placed
at the front door leading to the Bradley
apartments in Washington street. The
whole front of the house was blown out.
Ho saw Orchard at his store the day
the explosion occurred. The defence
moved to strike out the testimony Of
the witness as not connecting Haywood
with the offense charged. The motion
was oyerruled,
Attorney DaTrow, on cross-eXamina-
tion, tried to learn the conditions under
which the witness was brought to Boise
to testify. Guibbinni said the detectives
told him he had to come to Boise and
there was no use trying to dodge it.
Witness got 5000 to cover the expenses
Of the trip. He was told TO tell the
truth. Guibbinni said Orchard told
him he lived by gambling at night, He
slept during the day time.
glN Hull Ma
Claughry, the assistant postmaster at
San Francisco, who was interrogated as
to a registered letter Orchard said he re-
eeived from Pettibone while in San
Francisco Orchard said he was going
BY the name of "John Dempsey" and
al that time Pettibone used the OF j.
Wolff in transmitting the letter which
contained S100.
Postmaster McClaughry produced the
registry records of the San Francisco
Office which show the receipt of the let
ter in question on Aug. 10, 1904 The
envelope was postmaTked Denver, Aug
ust 10, 1904" The records showing
the delivery of the letter from -. Wolff
to John Dempsey" were admitted in
eyideice by Judge Wood over the pro-
Test OF tne ueletlce WHO ODlefteu lial
there was nothing to connect the de-
fendant, Haywood, with the matter.
The receipt signature John Dempsey
was written so badly that Haywood's
attorneys insisted it be not read but
submitter to the jury for their inspec-
ton and individual conclusion
The next step in tracing the letter
was the introduction of Miss Pearl
Moore Of the Denver postotiice Miss
Moore was substitute in the registry
division in Denver in 1904. She iden-
titled an entry which she wrote in the
received registry book" which showed
the receipt Of a letter from ~ Wolf,
1925 Stout street Denver, addressed to
o. Dempsey, San Francisco" The re-
cord was admitted in evidence.
The prosecution then turned to the
task Of corroborating Orchards testi.
mony az to hi5 experience in the Vim
dicator mine at Cripple Creek. Clarence
L. Harrah was called. The witness
worked on a cage in Tire VindicatOr mine
in 1908 at the time Orchard seid he and
a companion went into the mine to set
of carload Of powder they had dis
covered. They were discovered by a
cage man but drove him back by shoot
ing at him, Harrah told on the stand
today of having discovered a man in
one of the tunnels.