Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

and owney Barnes made the bombs
| IN Barnes cabin.
Then for second time during the
day Orchard was confronted with a
prospective witness for the defense
Barnes was in the audience and was
told to stand up orchard looked at
him and oncho more, without hesi-
tation said:
That's the man with whom / made
the bombs"
Barnes. short. hcavy-sct man.
with large mustache. grinned and
sat down
orchard said no one had told him
To fake these particular bombs he
dld n IN accordance with the UNDER
standing 1t the Interview with Meyer.
Haywood and liasterly in Denver to
gc ahead and 10 what he could. He
said he got $3.50 from Meyer in Grip
pie Creek
Orchard said that in December.
1908, he was told by Haywood and
Meyer To turn things lousc---hc could
not go too iierco to suit hem. During
the first days Of January he said he
was told TO keep quiet until some of
htc federation men. under arrest IN
Cripple Creek, had been tried.
SO the policy OF the federation
changed completely inside of Two
w,eks?' asked Richardson
1T was more than two week" re-
Piled the witness.
Richardson asked orchard If kail-
That the company had arranged 10
stop train at certain curve. draw
spikes and charge an attempt az train
Wreckns to the Western Federation
of Miners Orchard denied that he
had ever heard such a story AT
subsequent trial OF alleged Train
wreckers. Orchard said he hoard arc
OF the witnesses testify that no ,yaa u
detective of the Thiele agency ana M
the same time a member or fba NUn-
crs' union. This man was invni,.ed
in tho dorailiny
Did Scott ever give YOU a passport
through the uilit,,-r limos o.
No sir. No told me II I evc, rot
in trouble with the militia to Iet bto
know"
Did YOU ever have amy troublo win
the soldiers2p
NO sir"
Did the. picketg or scntrlcs evc,.stor
Nou?"
No sin"
lyon went where YOU plsasede"
Yes, sir"
N'And YOU was never searched Inv the
militia ."
No sir"
But the searching of houses was
very generalg'
Il understood So"
,..
FLU AGAINST SCABS.
Befora returnire IN r,,in,Ic ,ro.tr IN,
January, 1904 orchard snid pattihonn
gave him several cans ~ "pettibona
dope" or Grecian fire-enoIgb to max.
four gallons He was Ia tbrov, il i'm
cars where .,scabs" were riding and
down mine shafts Orchard said he
buried the dope" and never ilsed il.
After his arrest In Caldwell he told
Detective MCFARLAND about tho done
and the latter no heard had ding If
no. Orchard yvould moi admin Thar
the militia was searching each train
AT the time he took tho done into the
district.
"You had no faar of hcine searched 49,
Ricbardsnp sucgested
II tried TO keen AWAY from the SOL
diers as much as possible "
Orchard told of Mover sending TO
Cripple creek for him soon after This
Mover wanted him To co along IN
Ouray and to Sjlverton. where the Tel
urjds miners who had heen denorted
BIZ Gen. Buckley Wells of the Colorado
rnilitin were gathered Mover told
nim that the mine owners thugs had
threatened TO beat him up IL thew
,aught him outside Denver. Orchard
was TO go along to help defend Meyer
.uns were placed in their grips Mover |
saving the guns would be good protec- |
ion IN the event of an attack. Orchard |
aid he had also carried two pistols |
Je said Mover had the shotgins ali |
-eadV when he reached Denver
Nothing hammered ON the trim To |
ou,av ard once there Mover was busv |
with the miners
Mover eventuauv was arrested for |
the American far having
INA ven pict,lres Of the nag ana nrinte1 |
on the striues
Orchard said he took the two sawed