The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-12

sho,guns would nave TO Ice sawed Of to
get them in.
Haywood told Mr.. barrow that he wrote
the legends like Right OF Free Speech
Denied ia Colorado" which were inscribed
on pictures and on the American flag and
postei all through the troubled districts
ia 1904. Haywood and Meyer signed these
posters and both were arrested on a charged Of
Of desecrating the American flag
They knocked of here while Sheriff Shad
Hodgin passed the ice pitcher to the jurors.
II had u most seductive sound.
Where did | leave OFF," asked Darrow
when the jurors had waterlogged them
selves.
oh. some leading questions. said Borah.
with a grin
Haywood went on to tell about a row he
had at the railroad s~tgtion.in Denver when
he went to meet Meyer, who came back
from TelllIide under guard TO get a bail
bond. He said that when Inc tried to speak
to Meyer. Thomas Buckley made a pass at
him aud he struck back. Haywood said he
was pretty badly beaten up. lie told OF a
second row he had at the Oxford Hotel
when he was again beaten mp by the soldiers
lie next saw Orchard early In April. Or
chard came mp to headquarters 10 tell him
about Movers arrest. Tn next time he
Jaw Orchard was while the convention Of
the Federation was in session in May. The
convention lasted until the Independence
StdtlOu was DlOWn up. IL WdSlntUt COllTSs
Of this convention that Orchard testified that
Haywood urged him to pull something on"
In the Cripple Creek district, so that the con-
vention would stop fighting, reflect its Off
GERS and 20 home. This Haywood denied
eaty.
He had the same denial for Orchards
allegation that he was hired by Haywood
and Pettiboue to kill Lyle Gregory. He
told also about the federation Offering
a s., 900 reward to catch the man who blew
an. sla I.tanAnlAnaa afnNtnn and .iAntaA
that he ever knew anything a. TO the manner
in which the outrage was perpetrated.
lie saw Johnny Neville in Meyers Office
the time he came to demand money from
the federation. but he did not hear the
conversation.
Haywood here took a fresh chew Of lon aCut
and started in to tell how the federation
distributed its relief TO the Cripple Creek
strikers. Then he took up the card system
by which the mine owners Of Colorado
keep the members Of the federation from
their mines. He said a man TO get work
there must abjure all relation with the
federation in order to get work in the Cripple
Greek region. In some places men have
to have their thumb prints taken.
He went on TO say that the federation
had always oontended against the card
system and had several times obtained
iniunctions against it's use.
Darrow then asked him IL he knew OF
anybody who was suspected Of the indie
pendence explosion and he said. Il believe
the papers said they were looking for
Orchard and Neville"
He didn't see Orchard between January.
1905, and May OF the same year. In that
May he met him in the store where he went
to ask Petitions to attend the convention
In Salt Lake City.
OFFERED TO INSURE HIM.
when I entered the store Orchard a
standing In front Of Petitioners desk Wit
u man named Johnny Van Wormer. l
rarnamhor thta IpCauao fhav both aakad mo
most before ! got into the place to have
nv life insured.
Haywood went on to say hat he next
saw Orchard in July after he got back from
a trip to Chicago, but like Meyer he denied
going out into Petitioners back yard o
Sunday afternoon and discussing the pro
posed killing OF Steunenberg.
Never don IT," he declared.
He said he had been in Petitioners back
yard several times though, but the small
talk never ran on murder Haywood knew
OF Orchards coy month long visit to
Pettibone in August OF the summon Of
1905. when Mrs. Pettibone was in the East.
He wouldn't say he never sat on Pettibonets
stoop with Pettibone and Orchard. He
had been at Pettibone's house while Orchard
was there. He told Of a talk among the
three Of them when Orchard said he was
going to the Alaskan gold fields,
Haywood said he asked him. Orchard
said that there were two children that
didn't belong to him, and he wasn't going
to support them.
Orchard also talked a good deal Of getting
a ranch somewhere and living on IL. These
were the only talks Haywood could re-
member having had with Orchard at this
time. Late in August, the witness said.
he came home In the afternoon and his wife
said she guessed Mr.. Orchard had gone be-
cause she had seen hin and Mr.. Pettibone
putting their valises in a buggy.
Il never saw him again until ! saw him
here in this court room" said Haywood.
Il never heard OF him again until after his
arrest"
barrow was just about to dig in on the
subject OF Steve Adams. the lemonade
vender, when the Court shut him on for the
day. Haywood's examination will probably
not be ended before tomorrow night, II