The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-08

| Beck We're killed a week later Orchar,
supposed their death was due to hi
D9nln- bllly" Alderman helped him
Committed slgamy.
In June. 1903. Orchard said he married
Mrs. Ida Toney-a widow with three chill.
/ dren. Her house was but a short dis.
lance from the indicator mine. The wit
1 ness said the woman continues to live
| there so far as he knows.
orchard said he went to Davis and
Parker for money after the death of Nc.
| Cormick and Beck They promised some
the next day. Orchard admitted he ha
Ieit sore because he had been refused
money for his first attempt on the mine
Asked why he informed the Florence q
Cripple Creek Railroad company of the
, miners plot to wreck the train. Orchard
said he was perhaps little jealous be-
cause ne mad not been employed to do the
The luncheon recess until I:SO d. m. was
ordered at this point
Resuming the stand at the afternoon
to his marriage in Colorado he lived at
tommy Nevllle's house at Cripple Creek
he admitted taking some high grade ore
from room mates trunk and selling il
III Stg. ne room mate John Thompson
mad high graded" the ore
Spy for Railroad Detective.
After first reporting to D. c. Scott. a
detective of the Florence & Cripple Creek
Ishroad about the attempt to wreck a
tram, orchard said he had seen the off
Ger several times. He denied that he was
reporting to the detective Orchard also
sald ne had been to see ID. c. Sterling
VINO had charge of the detective force of
the Mine Owners association.
Didn't you tell Scott and Sterling that
you were going to the headquarters to
get something against the leaders of the
western Federation of Miners?" asked
L told Scott 1 was going to try to find
out something about Easterly''
Scott
Who paid your expenses in Denver?'
4 got some money from Meyer"
Didn't you tell Scott you were going
Moyer?" '-'-O
Yes, I told him that"
orchard said he was not employed BY
Scott and went TO Denver only once-in
December, 1898. He said he had tried 10
conceal the fact that he had been to see
Scott and Sterling. but told Parker and
Davis or the union about it when they
got out OF Jall. Orchard denied that he
had ever given any information con-
corning Meyer and Haywood and said he
was lying TO Scott when he promised to
get information for him
Attorney HawIey Excited.
Attorney Richardson again began to in
Lerrupt the replies of the witness to some
Of his questions and this brought. out a |
protest from the prosecution.
You mustn't lift the lid without expect- |
ng what is beneath to come out" tainted |
Senator Borah for the state
when ] lift the lid ] want il to come
'ut. replied Richardson. Then after a /
moment he added:
Il know that this lid has been fixed I'D
or us and what's beneath is also fixed |
lp."
Attorney Hawley was on his feet in a
iffy.
IF you make statement like that" he
hOuted to Richardson. you make 2
tatement that is absolutely false
Proceed, gentlemen" called out Judge
Wood
Richardson did not reply to Mr. Haw-
ey but again took up the cross-examin-
Orchard said that when he went TO
Denver in 1908 on money supplied by De-
ective Scott it was the first time he had
let Haywood and Meyer. He had not
card of Pettibone up to this time. Hay-
rood and Mover told him, when he intro
uced himself that they had heard of
i'm.
Corrected His Testimony.
Richardson read an extract from Or
lard's testimony of yesterday. The wit
ess interrupted him once to saw he had .
nitted something. Richardson read
gain and Orchard inserted one or two
ords which ne said the stenographer had .
fl out.
These words were under the lid YES .
rday, ] suppose" the attorney snarled :
the witness.
Il don't know anything about a lid =
piled Orchard. unperturbed. :
Orchard said he had never told Detec- 1
yes Scott and Sterling anything about =
g explosion in the Vindicator mine | =
chardson questioned the witness closely
to the shaft he used in entering the o
mine He said he thought ne 2
Hnt down No. II to place the bomb.
Didn't you say the Whiting shaft yes +
rday?"
No, sir
Has some one told YOU since yester
y that there is bulkhead which pre-
nts entrance to the mine by the Whit
2 shift9" T
No, sir"
Met Mcfarland During Recess.
Have YOU seen Detective Mcfarland b
ice yesterday" is
Yes, sir in
All" called the attorney, how long W
re you with him?' a.
i saw him for five or ten minutes in II
!. Hawley's office today at noon" te
orchard said that when he returned to II
ipple Creek from Denver he reported
Detectives Scott and Ste ing. but did &c
tell them about his interview with o.
-ywood and Meyer. ca