Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-11

pus issued by Judge Stevens of the Colorado court. He was finally re. leased but re-aTrested and held two days on the charge of murder. There There never was any hearing of any sort on the charge. Mover said he was next arrested on the charge of riot and murder of ROXey McGee att Victor, Colo, June G, 1904.
 "Where were you on June 6. 1904?"
 T was in the bull pen at Telluride 500 miles away"
 The witness also said he was ar rested for the murder of Mccormick and Beck. who were killed in the Yindicator mine. lie was taken toI Cripple Creek on the charge. He was released on bond after few days in jail and nevtr recalled for trial.
 Mover said that part of the time he was in the Telluride bull pen a Pinkerton detective named Rlddell' then posing as a miner. was a fellow prisoner. At this juncture, Riddel, al tall. wiry young fellow with a grin on his face stalked into the court room.
 "Is that the Riddeu you refer to?' asked Darrow.
 That's the man. said Mover.
 Riddell has been identified by al most every witness introduced by the defense and seems to happen into court precisely as his presence is de- sired. At the time of the Indepen- dence depot explosion Foyer said ne was in the bull pen at Telluride. The annual convection of the Federation was in session at Denver Mover wired there urging that reward TOT the arrest of the perpetrator Of the crime be offered. The convention or fered a reward Of s 1000.
 Has that reward ever been taken down?" Moytr was asked.
 No, sir; it has never been called for
 Explaining his acquaintance with Johnny Neville, whom Orchard sad was at Independence with him at the time of the explosion, Mover said Ne vile came to see him at headquarters in Denver and told of having had to leave Independence after the explo- sion with a team, and of being taken back by the authorities. He had to. employ counsel and wanted to know if the Federation could not reimburse him. He said he had no idea as to who blew up the depot. He did not believe Orchard knew anything about it, either Neville wanted to be re imbursed in the sum of s200. Mover said he discussed the matter and found that Neville never had been al member of the union and told him he could be granted no return.
 Mover declared that after this oc- casion he never sEw Orchard after June g, 1904.
 Did you ever have any arrange ment of any sort with Harry Orchard as to killing any one?"
 T never had any arrangement or any sort with him, Deyer even discuss ed tie killing of any one with him.
 Do you know Of any money having been paid him for killing or attempt lRg to kill any onei' gnFTo1e asked o1ee moe. !.
 There vas neyer any neaey pafd' -o him so far as I know.p |
 Mover denied that Orchard was yer at his house in the Aberdeen flats. md also denied Orchards statement nat the witness. Haywood, Pettibone md Orchard met in Pettibone's back ard in August. 1905, and discussed ne killing of Governor Steunenberg.
 Did you know Orchard in any other f. ray than as you testified?" Efl.
 knew him just as know oF .,.~ lembers of the organization. ,rsa niy money transaction betwe as when paid for meals at en us ] on the trip to Ouray." the hO-
 Did you ask Orchard to
 eyilie or did Neville ah tommy " money of you for yer aenahd 'out the Independence Shai ne kne" T had no object ir / explosion; take the life of ssking orchara oyer Neville Neville" answered ng to me and at never done any {
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