The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13

\ of the way. Several innocent lives
were thus saved. The milk had only
been delivered a few minutes be-
fore my tasting it,"
THE JURY:
Thomas B.. Cess, real estate.
Finley McBea rancher.
Samuel d. Gilman, farmer.
Daniel Clark, farmer.
r George Powell, rancher.
o. w. Seburn, farmer.
II. Z. Messecar, farmer.
Lee Scrivener, farmer.
j. A. Robertson, farmer.
Levi Smith, carpenter.
A. P. Burns, retired rancher.
Samuel F.. Russell. farmer.
Boise. Idaho, June 10.--Counsel for
William d. Haywood continued their
attack on the testimony Of Harry Or
shard at Doth sessions of the trial Fri
day and centered their strongest as
saults on the events beginning with
the explosion in the Vindicator mine,
and ending with the earlier meetings
between the witness and the leaders
Of the Western Federation of Miners
In Denver.
To the extent that traffic with "the
other side" in the War Of labor and
capital in Colorado was discreditable
they succeeded in discrediting he
witness.
In Dea! With Detective.
T.Ling IN tho .anoiss;on that Or
hard noada in direct examination ,hat
he h.d haen ,raa cberoHs to his com
,ades in Cripple Creek by tipping off
a train wracking plot, they developed
The fact that Orchard entered the
smploy Of d. 9. Scott, who had
charge OF the railway detectives. Or
thard said hat with Scott he had met
ploye Of the Mine Owners association,
and that scott had paid his expenses
md recommended him TO Denver on
the trip when first he had met Mover
and HAYWOOD. He said that he had
agreed to report to Scott, but that he
make renorts to him and never did
make renorts. The defense also tried
20 show that because he stood in
with the other side Orchard was
never molested nv the militia in Grim
nle crack during the strike. orchard
admitted that Scott had told him that
if tha militia interviewed with him he
was to send for him. and that the
militia never did interfere with him
or search HIS house
Orchar M said that no yenr To Scott
6rst because he had NOT been Maid
for his work at the vindicator mine.
and he u,os iea1o,,s heca,1sa he VS.
given hand n,orn like the v;nd;catar
Ooh whila other man pot +ha simnIa
Isl nf +r,in 1,raoISinn ~, disaInnina
a rai 0ee
Pave Wav for Contradiction
M aoeo,.s
lie ueAelise Soiilior.eu Oicla5a VIII
the way for tbe contra diction hv them
~ +ha story told Nv orchard ana SOW
era1 fines d,1rine the dav naved the
way for the controvertjng Of his testi-
monvo IN 1naterial noints 0rcba I'd stood
tho strain and test yerv we'll and beld
tenac;ol1slv TO his story
toward the close of tho dav
~ daeanse tnoIl ~ ~ IT. NV aag
,neda ~ so,,+ha,.n Gp1orna n+s N Nain
In the early mari Of iona and sbowed
that Mover feared to % south ungrard-
cd heca,,sa "m;na arc, of5nia1
thugs" had beaten off innocent nnion
men and he sant for 10 aid In
nrotectjnr him n was opreed frat
they should carry "cutoff shotg,1ns'
ANA sit in the center of the ]railvva y = orc
50 that if thav wera ATTACKED tbeu co5,id
defend themselves
Attorney Rieha 5son Il, o,es4;o,i, :,
the witness made il Very clear that this
had beer a perfectly straisht pronosi.
ton. free from anv fat"
Counse hared IN seyaral fin &c DIV
ing the 6ay, and II, tha last nasss ~ ~ ~
arms Prosecutor Hay,jew eaid 49, az :
Richardson told a falsehood When he
~intinlated that Orchard vas 1~a5 Wit
ness. -"
The trial goes on at 9:3o o,cIocl. to-
5av vha,, 1a,s ~ ,,;,rat elo.a ~
ard, who has been on the Stand dif fnr
three DAYS viii he conl,,ded 'NiA -
n+ar,an
with "a Nil ara a,'ae+ior piieu orchaTd
mitted that wbiiia he mas -; oft tha az
ega irr :, LILLY IN ne scame quite a
.iraa q prasiLs pohei most or the
dav the unions dacidea 70 % s 9a me
W. ,dloot - 80 eI ~ 20 uo"n 10
s,iiiuan NV inl n on" .ne bunker Elll
remenrber NIL II saiu ne qua not