The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-14

men. does it7''
Did you ever tell MCFARLAND you had
taken the ironclad oath OF the inner cir
Gle OF the Western Federation Of Min
mo. sir; / did not.
Taken to Hospital
Orchard said that few weeks after
he made his confession he was removed
to the pententlary hospital building.
Orchard said he had been out OF the
penltcntiary only on the occasions he had
gone TO Caldwell 10 appear before the
On the strength of Orchards confession
Steve Adams was arrested.
And you were put in the same cell
with him."
He was, thrown into the next cell?"
Where was hep
"In the same cell with me-
" "He was put in with You them"
Orchard said he promised Mcfarland
and the penitentiary warden TO do what
he could TO make Adams tell all he knew
Ito tell the truth.
II told Steve that thought of making
q confession, that he had better do the
same thing-that the truth had TO come
$50 after making your confession you
~ don't know that l lied to him, I
didn't tell him had confessed "
Didn't you tell Steve that when YOU
got out you were going to put water be-
tween you and what was left OF the
Western Federation OF Miners
NO. sir, | said something about If ii
ever happened mat l sot out ! q 80
across the pond"
What were you going across the pond
''There'd been SO much talk in the fed
Grafton between Mover, l'SS wood. Petit
1nI NI..'- Il.
'coughed up IT wouldn't do them any
good-that they would get them sooner
or later"
Knew He Deserved Death.
You knew you had murdered Gov.
Steunenberg and that you deserved hang
tng,, didn't you?'
and having confessed and expecting
TO be hanged, you were discussing with
Steve Adams the plans for your future?"
"And, this was because OF what Nc
Parland had told you?''
When MCFARLAND came 10 the peniten-
tary after the arrest of Adams. Orchard
told the detective he had done what he
could 10 get Adams to tell the truth
Since Adams left the penitentIary Or
chard said he had not been placed in a
cell and had the freedom OF the building
He insisted that MCFARLAND had made
him no promise Of immunity.
He said he couldn't make me any
promise said Orchard "and II he did he
couldn't keep II. He said once he would
nave the prosecuting. attorney come out
when ] made up my mind to confess
will"
$50 MCFARLAND said he would send the
TX it?" ~
IT don't know that he said fix it-that
was the construction ] put upon it,
And he Intended that you should put
that construction upon lt?"
II don't know that he did"
Gov. Goodlng has been out to see YOU
many any times. hasn't he?'
And And calls you Harry"
And shakes hands with your"
And talks with you in very friendIt
Nov. YOU know from his manner TO
hanged?"
"FIe has never told me anything Of the
sort"
But YOU know from his manner that
he regards you as a friend?"
Gooding Praised Orchard.
He has told me he thought / was do
ing right and doing a great thing for the
state and the country"
And he said the State would be under
an obligation TO you?"
mo, sir"
Orchard said Warden Whitney also
you've been made a hero OF by Nc
Parland, the Governor and the warden,
mo. sir, 1 don't know what you mean
by hero
Orchard denied that he ate his meals
at the warden's home or that he ever had
wine With his meals. His food came Ia
him from the warden's kitchen.
Orchard was questioned at length about
his written confession. He said he wrote
OF the first
ibid YOU write in this confession. or
book. the speech YOU made here on the
witness stand this morning about your
duty. TO Cod and your country"
Who wrote that statement for you?"
You had no preparation for it?"
- may have Thought Of what l would
say, but when ] started in l did not
know what | would say"
Orchard denied that he had ever been
put IN choir and examined and cross
examined by the attorneys for the State
In preparation for the trial
Richardson wanted 70 know IL DetecI
tive MCFARLAND hadn't instructed the
witness as 10 his demeanor on the stand
the position TO occupy, the tone of voice
questioning him, etc. Orchard denied II
all. He said MCFARLAND had been in Boise
several weeks prior 10 the trial and had
frequently visited him
Richardson demanded 10 know II the
witness thought MCFARLAND was visiting
him for any other reason than the honor
and glory OF the detective ogency TO
which he belonged Orchard said he
didn't know.
DO you think the salvation OF your
soul was his obtect2"
Il couldn't say as 10 that"
Wears the Warden's Coat.
Richardson questioned the witness for
fifteen minutes regarding his personal
adornment' for the trial Orchard said
his new suit OF clothes was made by q