The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-27
IL RESTS THEIR CASE /!
BY Defense to AQuit OyeruIed by Uud9e
Wood in the Haywood Case.

what Haywood had said, Stuart re-
piled;
Il had always looked on Mr.. Hay
wood as model citizen, and was
surprised TO hear him say what he
did. Haywood made several such ut
terances thereafter, but so far as his
conduct was concerned he remained
model citizen.''
Stuart said several other men were
present when Haywood made the
statement regarding Steunenberg.
Stuart was asked to name the men.
He did not remember the names.
The next witness was w. V. Nc
Cartney, who, In 1904, was cashier OF |
the Postal Telegraph company at
Denver. He was handed and identi-
fed an application filed with him for |
the transfer OF sum of money. The |
Identification of the men to whom |
the money was sent was waived by |
the sender. The papers indicated
that the money was paid.
The papers were then offered In ev-
idence. The first proved to be an
application made by j. Wolf OF l725
Stout street, Denver, to have the
company pay $3.50 to I'D. Green,
care Peter L. Huff, 2ll Taylor street,
San Francisco.
-. Wolff,' is alleged to have been
the name taken by George A. Petit
bone, and l725 Stout street was the
address OF Petitioners store. Or
chard testified on the stand he had
received this money from Pettibone,
who had told him Harry Green was
a good enough name for anyone.
The date of the money transfer was
|, September Is. the time Orchard was
in San Francisco engaged in opera
tions against Fred Bradley.
The second paper showed the trans.
fer October Is, 1901, of $4s to III.
Green" In San Francisco, from ''P.
Bone" Denver. Orchard testified
that the name ''Pat Bone'' was
often used by Pettibone. The de-
/ fense did not cross examine McCart-
! ney, but moved unsuccessfully to
! have all OF his testimony stricken out
as not tending In any way to connect
! the defendant, Haywood, with the
t killing of Ex-Gov. Steunenberg.
! Senator Borah said this ended the
e states case. with the exception Of
] some records from the Denver Office
e OF the Western Union Telegraph COM
' pany. which are expected tomorrow.
: If they arrive the state will close
before tomorrow noon.
e The senator then, as the last bit OF
: work for the day, read the decision
$ denying the writ OF habeas corpus
4 to Charles III. Meyer.
!. The defense insisted that a dissent
e ling opinion OF the court should also
{ be read. Judge Wood granted the
e attorneys for the defense permission
Q to read the opinion, but Senator
! Borah would not be required to dc
g the task 1t was finally agreed to let
g the reading go over until tomorrow
;. morning at 9:30 O'Clock, to which
/. time court adjourned.
Attorney Darrow stated that after
e the close of the states case the de-
e fense would have an important mat
K ter 10 present to the court before
!. proceeding with the open statement
q as to the line of the defense. This
!. will be the notification that the de
,e fense will move the court to instruct
ls the Jury to render a verdict OF moi
10 guilty, on the ground that the stat.
ID has not sufficiently connected Hay
n. wood with the death OF Ex-Go'
"A Steunenbefg. IL this motion Is de
MED the defense will ask for an ad
10 journmenu until Monday, when Mr.
N Darrow viii make the opening state
10 ment.
lie Boise, June 2l.-when the stat
s. today closed its case against william
he ID. Haywood, charged with the mur
ne der OF Frank Steuuenberg, the de
m fense made an unsuccessful attemp
D. to secure from the court 40 order di
rt recting the discharge OF the jury.
When the trial opened this morn
er ing IL was stipulated that the recon
er shorld show that the date Of til
er draft sent by Haywood to JAG
Simpkins late In 1905 was Decembc
cd 81, and that the prosecution shoul
to proceed to show by a handwfitin
at expert that George Pettibone use
ng the names OF -. Wolf" and IL
Iot Bone and made two remittaDces {
ng money to Harry Orchard at Sa
1t Francisco through the Postal Tel
od graph CON pany in the fall Of 1904.
no TIE state next called Jim Seahori
ID. colored nurse trader, who sso
al that he sold horse and buggy
Orchard III Denver In 1905. ideDti6t
En- Haywood as one OF the men who TO:
nd with Orchard. After that the d
nj :ense admitted that Ia June, IsO
aid Haywood sent as 10 Steve Adams
Ogden and when the necessary shot
on. ing bad teen made on the record u
ov. urusecutinn formally rested.