The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-08

TO conceal the fact that he had been to
see Scott and Sterling, but told Parker
and Davis, OF the union, about II when
they got out Of jail.- Orchard denied
that he had ever given any information
concerning Mover or Haywood and said
he was lying TO Scott when he promised
10 get information FOR him.
Attorney Richardson again began TO
interrupt the replies OF the witness 10
some OF his questions and this brought
on" pT9si %nsn rGm t the the fd %6%mf ex
pecting what Is beneath to come OUT"
taunted Senator Borah. for the state.
when | lift tho lid I want IL 10 come
out" replied Richardson. Then after
moment he added:
Lie Passed in Courtroom.
81 know that this lid has been fixed
up for us and what's beneath Is also
fixed up
Attorney Hawley was on his feet In a
IF YOU make statement like that"
he shouted 10 Richardson you make
statement that Is absolutely false"
Proceed, gentlemen called out Judge
Wood.
Richardson did not reply to Mr.. Haw-
lev. but again took up the cross -eXamins-
ton.
Orchard said that when ne went TO
Denver In 1903 on money supplied by
Detective Scott IT was the first time. he
mad met Haywood and Meyer. He had
not heard of Pettibone UP TO this time
Haywood and Meyer told him. when he
introduced himself. that they had heard
OF him,
Richardson read an extract from Or
| ness interrupted him once 70 say he had
again and Orchard inserted one or lwo
! words which he said the stenoerapher
| had left ont.
These words were under the lid YES
! terday ] suppose, the attorney snarled
| at the witness.
II don't know anything about q lid"
replied Orchard mperturbed.
! Orchard said he had never told Detec-
/ tivee Scott and Sterling anything about
/ the explosion In the indicator mine,
| Richardson questioned the witness close
! ~ 10 the shaft he used I'm entering
the indicator mine. He said he thought
he went down no. " 10 place the hornb.
''Didnt you say the Whiting shaft yes
ter@ay?~ !,N3 ,.,..
"IIas some one told you since yester-
day that there is y bulkhead which pre-
vents entrance 10 the mine by The Whit
ing. shaft.
Have YOU seen Detective Mcfarland
since Yesterday"
All ha"' called the attorney. How
lons were you with him."
II saw him for nve ten minutes in
Mr., Hawley's office today 81 noon
Played a Double Game.
Orchard said that when he returned
]
to Detectives Scott and Sterling. bui
did not tell them about his interview with
Haywood and Meyer
At this Interview Mover and Haywood
had told him. Orchard said, 10 get busy
at Cripple Creek and do whatever he
could-that he couldn't go too far fol
them. Moyer gave him $50 and Haywood
said he could get more whenever he want
ed II,
$50 YOU never were broke after that
suggested Richardson.
81 was broke several times, but i got
money every time I asked for IL.
Orchard was next told To describe the
making Of the two bombs In Cripple
Creek which were to be thrown into INC
Yindicator coal bins. The witness saio
he stole the powder from man named
Charley Perkins. He and Owncy Barnes
made the bombs in Barnes'9 cabin
Then for "a second time during the daS
Orchard was confronted with prospec-
tive witness for the defense, l5arnes
was I'm the audience and was told t6
stand up Orchard looked at him anc
once more without hesitation: said;
That's the man with whom L made tho
bombs IL,
Barnes, q short, hcavy-set man, WIFE
large mustache, grlnned and sat down