The San Francisco call., 1907-06-20
Helps Murderer Cain Employment
That Serves lin as a Blind"

which the acid had been in the same
manner The articles were all put in
a vault which was sealed with five
seals
On a later day. which was shown to
have been May %. 1906, Judge Goddard
met Wells and the Pinkertons again;
they opened the vault, breaking the
seals put there in their presence, took
out the box and went out into the
country There they opened the box
and found 40 sticks of dynamite with
a number OF giant caps Three sticks
had sbeen cut OF to make a place for
the caps. The other 81 were whole.
There were also some other materials
over the giant caps-just what the
judge did not know There was some
thing which looked like cotton.
POWDER Is TESTED
They attached a fuse to three sticks
Of the dynamite and tried it. It ex-
ploded- They tried five sticks and that
exploded Then they tried 13 sticks.
and that, too, was found to be still
good So they exploded all but three
sticks The thin cloth wrapping of
these three they removed, sealed up
ana put away for the use which was
made OF them this afternoon. when they
were produced and identified by the
luuge and introduced as evidence cor
roborative OF part of Harry Orchards S
story.
So, too, they sealed up a dozen Of
giant caps taken from the bomb. and
these also were duly introduced along
with the rest of the deadly contriv-
ances- Thus all of that bomb exceLt
the dynamite was introduced to show
that Orchard told the truth when he
described planting a bomb at Judge
Goddard's gate.
DarroWs cross examination Of Judge
GODDARD was confined almost entirely
10 a discussion OF political conditions
IN colorado. but he got around finally
10 MS point that the whole thing was
part OF a Pinkerton plan. He brought
our the fact that the seals put on the
door OF the vault where the bomb was
kept from February to Nav and those
put on the articles so prepared for
subsequent Identification were made
Win the ordinary red sealing wax sup
pied oy the Pinkertons themselves
mere or course, was the plot The
Finkertons, after the judge and Wells
had gone. opened the vault. took ont
the oox, which was then harmless. and
loaded It with the deadly dynamite sub
sequently found there, and Orchards
his lies. -
The morning argument for the ad-
mission of the articles from the Min-
ers Magazine was the longest and
sAarpest over a legal point that the
tIlal mas developed so far, although il
All hung on one point The meat of
DoFAhs contention was all in one sen
tence- He had shown how the naga-
zlhe was the official organ of the fed
erauon by testimony of former Presi-
dent Ed Boyce. the mflIfonafre ex-firA
eater, who told OF the action of the
ieoeration convention which made the
magazine of11cial- The articles that he
INTENDED 10 introduce. said Boran.
many OF them signed by Haywood and
other oh1ciaIs Of the federation. were
the means by which they addressed
tner entire membership. vented their
hatred and their i'll will against the
particular class OF men that onnosa5
the federation, some of whom were
subsequently destroyed"
The meat of Richardson's ansv.r
was also a matter OF one or two sen.
tences- There was much talk and long
readings from the record of the spies
chicago anarchist case on both sides
But Richardson's real argument was
this The Miners Magazine is onIy
the official organ of that portion of the
federation which suEscribes for II
There is no invitation to bear arms in
Il except as matter Of self-defense
and such as is guaranteed by the fed
eraI constitution"
The articles that Borah wanted 70 in
troduce were, according to Richardsos.
within the limit Of literary criticism
INDUCED in by newspapers everywhere
and especially in DOiiticaI "a m1af1,=