The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-10
||S M'PAR[AND
| A ACONSP|RAT0R?
lsuse in Haywood Trial Says
'He Tried to Manufacture
Evidence for State.
YET ABLE TO GET
NATTER BEFORE JURY
! Will Go on Stand Today ;
Will Be Followed
By Haywood.

|nlsE, July 9.-The defense in the
.,nberg murder case today
Ia that Detective James McPar-
has been guilty of an attempt to
sfacture testimony against William
|Haygood. but was unsuccessful IN
.o the basis and details Of the
II before the court and jury.
Ia A. Swain. newspaper cores
|spt who represents the Pueblo
[Fain at Denver, was called to the
4 and questioned as TO a conversa-
m had with Detective MCFARLAND
|snrer last fall. Senator Borah for
.s,afe. objected to the conversation
M ground that no foundation had
4 Isid for it,
t,rence Darrow for the defense, who
4 exsmining Swain, explained that
ixtimony was offered for the pur-
II showing that there existed q
.riraev between the mine owners
. H. Pinkertous TO secure the CON
-. and execution Of the prisoners.
Paland approached this witness
a attempt TO manufacture testi-
[1t,' he declared, land / believe we
a, right TO show it, -
|Ire Wood said there was nothing
Ia evidence that furnished proper
<daiion for the introduction of such
.nonv and sustained the State s OBJ
I uu. The defense took an exception
/ aid that it would later make an
4 attempt 10 secure the admission
/5ain S testimony, Counsel for the
b are evidently counting on
ling the matter through Mcfarland
IA, but it is quite probable that
.Sate will not call Mcfarland as a
| Claims of the Defense.
/ ( claimed by the defense that Nc
..pd told Swain that he had a letter
4 Harry Orchard saying that when
.seod paid him for the Findicator
. d took him 10 ono of the Denver
to draw the money and that
ther came out of the bank Swan
| BANDING at the door and saw
Ii is said that Swain told Me
ksd that he could not remember
|t;iient, wbcreupon MCFARLAND i'm.
"a him with the Importance OF 1T
'viionce and significantly urged hum
|c,a it aud become a witness IN
|;ue.
kretiye MCFARLAND denies that he
.aggested anything improper to
~ He SAYS he got the letter as
.ibed By Orchard, who wrote that
ID was at the door Of the bank on
. lay in question, there being . run
/ ke bank, and that he believed
ID might remember having seen
! He saws that when he went to
# Ssain the latter said he would not
/ whether he remembered the mel
or not and asked for another IN
.iss. MCFARLAND declares that he
1s dropped the matter and did not
R zee Swain
Men F. Gill, formerly master me
|is Of the Tiger and Poorman mine
htr city engineer Of Spokane, and
Sife, Mrs. Gill, were also witness
!ss defense today. They Jointly re
thai Harry Orchard attempted TO
han bis interest IN the Hercules
g n February and March, 1899,
~. yes Just prior TO his departure
n tts Occur d'Alenes, and Mr.. GIlll,
aH Orchard in Spokane month
m be killed Steunenberg, testified
Orchard said that il was because
1spuenberg thai he lost his interest
W Hercules mine.
Mostly Day Of Reading,
|EHlfI than for the interest and re.
anordsd by the introduc tlop oil
Witnesses named, the entire day
gwen over to reading the rest OF
can Francisco depositions. Inc
,Sho built the Linforth fats, the
p:rs who put in the lighting sys-
!ne nrcmen who came after the
aon, and the contractors and their
Hao made the repairs, all deposed
iedt length and detail. LII"
~ Oh their tales seemed 10 favor
Explosion. but none of the testi-
Was conclusive and the whole
aon involved will he fought heforc,
asrlded by the jury. The last of
eohents knew Harry Orchard, and
nlm beard the story of the Hercu-
-ne with the uSual threat that he
Eolne TO fix Steuueuberg for driv-
am out Of the country.
.es II, Meyer, president Of the
Ia feneration of Miners. will be
~ rom the county Jail tomorrow
~ testimony in behalf Of his co,
na1l. IL is expected that he Will
Iled shortly after 10 O'Clock and
~ wIll take about all the rest Of
~, ior both sides 10 complete their
saton OF him There is chance
may hnish in time to permit the
|I OF Haywood. but the chances
the defense will shape it's ar
ssWus 10 call him Thursday morn
lying day.
! interest in Trial Wanes.
/ bsne prospect that another full day
"a fbs 10 lie given over To the read :
the oan francisco deposltioDs Cow
WW explosion at the apartments OF
iT ',msnley In that city in Novcm
a mi. uueTe "ero few spectators in
5m ~ morning when the trial of
y hrsb haywood was resumed Sena-
4 WHO "no on yesterday divided the
- ~ a'ffnaing With Attorney Charles
\ tomi,,. we dsfenac, was indisposcd
ihs and the prosecutions por-
da, BURDEN fell on MIR. Haycley.
\ tqlno uegan with continuance ol
|, 6adis,y OF j. B. Reilly, who lived In
Rsin.. apartments In Washington
hep, ~ declared he had passed the
= ne sr,Juse nTuse but a few minutes be-
|T'N oplosinn and saw a Japanese
ls Inc stoop and vcGtibule
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