Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-21

tify 10 his connection with The mat
Ter Of sending money 10 Orchard ID
san Francisco.
Mr. Hawley reviewed the testimony
Of the various witnesses who testified
thai they heard Orchard make
threats against former Governor
sieunenberR. Most OF this testimony
came from bright and shining
lights Of the federation" from an old
soldier who had been HH= the insane
ssylum twice ana whosr testimony
was shown 10 be false 10 practically
every detail. from General Gene Eng
Icy. an c~x-attorncy general of Colo
RADIO. me Of Those misftt politicians
who floated into office when Bloody
Brides Waite was placed Ia The gpR-
errors chair. the Rlibbersane, who
came here and discourscd on scicr-
fific anarchy and philosophic social
ism aud would have been talking soy
II his wi counsel had not stopped
MIN from Dave coates, who, when he
believed Harry Orhnrd was about TO
hidnap the children of Gus Paulspn,
failed 10 say anything 10 Paulsou
nbou u. and from various others
whuao testimony the attorney charac-
tcrizcd az unworthy Of belief
1T seems. said Mr.. HaWley, chat
all or these thrcatg wero made by or
chard to casual acquaintance The
defense has failed utterly tu show That
he talked 60 any one ~ his friends
about his grievance against Struucu-
berg. Ho said nothing to PHuiaon, h's
old partner. he said nothing to Hay
Woud or to Meyer. as they theuaelves
have testified, or to Pcttibone, so far
a. we know. Orchard sold OUT bis
Interest IN the Hercules mine more
that a year before Governor st"unou
berg ran him or u one else out of
northern idaho.
ResuminR his argument after rr-
cess. Mr.. Hawioy traced orchard
movement after the Bradley rNpIo
sion. showing how ne changed hl7
COSTUME 10 soldiers clothing IN order
To get out Of san Francisco. The
change was accomplished 10 tho
rooms Of - G. Copicy, h had been
"A member Of the executive board or
the Western Federation Of Miners.
As to the killing Of Lyle Gregory
Mr. Hnwley said the evidence showed
ihnt Gregory was a companion OF DC
tcctivcs Scott aud sterling, against
whom the Western Federation ma
grievances Orchard must have been
serving the federation IN killing the
man, FOR he had no personal motive
The prosecuting attorney mex went
oyer lNf NNiNNltH NN''Nh l'F AtAN ~ !
Orchard on the lives of Judges God
lard and Gabbert and Governor Pea-
body The escape OF enrh of these
men from destruction. especially Pea
body. was miraculous Mr. Hawloy de-
eiared. aud the motive for the re-
moval lay In the Western Federation
Of Miners. ana not iu the breast ui
the man hired to commit the crimes.
After he had spoken nearly an hour
~ the afternoon session, Mi. luWl'N
finally brought his argument down 10
the death Of former Governor Steun-
enberg
He appears go have been p%articu-
larIy obnoxious to the Western FEEDER
alton Of Miners said he attorney
.'The articles which have been intro
dueed here from the Miners Mngu-
zine show the lasting hatred that Che
organization bore him
when 70 came 20 tho taking off of
Steuncnberg. HaWley said, u Wes hu'
u|aturnl that Orchurd should p" Fc-
1pctcd Ito hnd attained the distlno-
lion OF being "the boss Killer OF mo
leaders OF the Western Federation ~
Miners. his exploits had ech'sed
even those of steve Adams. kid
Minister ana others who had cujoycd
The confidence Of the elmer circle
Tracing Orchards movements about
the time ~ the tragedy MT lluWlr>
told Of his meeting with JACK Slulu
ianr 70 member IF thc executive bu1rd
Of the federation who urrcod tu help
in the destruction of Steuueuhrtr
The two went together Go taldN'II
on heir mission of murder TOO
Caldwell hccu "a mining camp There
no have been anything strange
ia going there. but Do WAS "a small
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