The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18

him for two weeks late In July oil
August OF 1904. DIR. McGee, wit
ness for the defense, testified seyera
weeks ago that be saw Orchard In
the Occur d d'Alenes at this time. On
cross.examination he said he kept nc
record of guests and could not re.
member the name OF any other tran.
sient guest In the summer of 1904.
lie was requested to come to Boise
by Pinkerton detective. Noon re-
cess was taken at this peint.
). On the opening OF the afternoon
session Judge Wood announced that
he would admit evidence offered Ls
the state In rebuttal To show a con,
viction OF John NJ. O'Neill for man,
slaughter. 0'Neill Is the editor OF
the Miners Magazine and was wit.
ness for the defense.
In the course OF rebuttal the state
introduced William Dewey, miner
and former member OF the Western
Federation OF Miners, who swort
that he accompanied the union mer
TO Wardner. He was armed with q
gun given him 10y W. r. Davis, the
defense witness, who swore that he
was not at wardner. Dewey swort
that Davis led the mob.
The jury was kept out OF the room
while the argument as to the adm Is.
sibility OF o'Neill's conviction wa,
In progress.
There was also an extended debate
on the subject OF the admissibility o
the papers committing John ID,
Elliott, a witness for the defense, Il
the insane asylum.
The attorneys for the defense ar
gued that the witness had admitte,
he had been committed aud tn,
papers OF committeeman were imma
terial. Judge Wood said he wouls
not pass upon the matter until Mon
day morning.
After the jury had returned Mr.
Hawley read the papers In the O.
Nell case. He was charged with tn,
killing OF Daniel Falyey, and upoI
being convicted OF manslaughter IL
the second degree was sentenced 4
one year and six months In the peni
tentiary.
Following Hale, the state calle,
this afternoon william Dewey,
miner In the vindicator mine a
Cripple Creek. Dewey said he wa
in Gem, Idaho, the day the mel
started for wardner. At that tim,
he was a member or the Western
Federation of Miners. lie attende,
the meeting the morning of the ex
plosion and saw ''Big Bill" Dayi
there.
"What was he doing that attractei
your attention asked Attorne,
Hawley.
'IIe was handing out guns an,
ammunition from the stage OF tn
union hall. -
Dewey was closely questioned b,
Richardson as to how he came To ap
pear as a witness. He said the fore
man OF the mine told him to 20 {,
the Pinkerton Office In Denver. II,
did so and was given $50. Dewe,
said he was at one time town marsha
of Cripple Creek. Richardson re
turned 10 the trip OF .be mob [,
Wardner and asked Dewey to Civ,
more names. lie said he remem
bered man named Paddy purke
who, he said, carried Springlielt
rife with a bayonet on H.. Urged
still further TO give the names o.
people In the car With him on the re-
turn trip, Dewey besitated a lonl
time and finally said lie could not re
member any OF them.
Well, who do you think were there
commanded Richardson. "Well. re-
piled Dewey, "you get me the payroll
OF the Frisco mine and read 1t oveI
and III tell you that think eyerl
one OF them was there
Have you been promised any i'm
mnnity for telling what YOU know
about this matterY''
"No, sir.
"Did you see Orchard on the train
that dsyr"
II don I know Orchard.
'wbat made you decide to tel
what you knew
II saw Orchards confession.
And after seeing the way he was
treated you thought II woulc lie q
good thing for you 10 come and dc
likewisef''
'No, never thought Of that. -
When Deweys examinattOr was
concluded court adjourned uDil Non
ads morning at . 10 O'Clock.
Boise, Idaho, Jolly i5. - Another
warrant charging perjury against a
witness who has testified Tor the de.
fense In the case Of the state OF Ida
ho against william u. Haywood wa.
issued this eyening.