Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-14

WITNESSES, III E Al
rested for Perjury
Boise, Idaho, July 3D. Sensation fol-
lowed sensation quickly in the Hay
wood trial today when the state COM
menced its rebuttal evidence.
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: Finally, shortly after court ad- :
= journed for the day, information :
!: was sworn to and a warrant for =
I: perjury was issued in a magis- :
I i. trates court against DIR. I. L. =
I: MCGEE, physician of Wallace, 1:
4 = Idaho, who was one Of the. wit {.
!. nesses for the defense.
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The crowd in the court room, some
what bored by legal commonpla ace,
sprang to strained attention at the
close of the trial today when William
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4. Dewey, a Witness in rebuttal for :
: the state, confessed to armed par =
! I: ticipation in the destruction of :
= the Bunker Hill and Sullivan =
= concentrator at Wardner on April 8
I =. 20, 1899, when two men were kill :
: ed and a mob of a thousand par &
= ticipated in the riot. y
Witnesses for defense have sworn
that Orchard was not at Wardner on
April 90. Davis himself has sworn
to have been elsewhere and positively
denied any connection with the crime,
for completely in which Paul Corcoran
was tried and convicted and sentenc.
ed. dozen men, including Davis
himself, were indicted by the grand
jury. Davis on the stand admitted
that he went into hiding Immediately
after the rioting.
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8 Dewey sWore today that not !:
Z !: only did big Bill accompany !:
= the mob to Wardner but that he I:
& served out guns, rifles and am I.
mnnition to the union men gath !:
cred into the union hall at Burke !:
$ before they went to Wardner and !:
was one OF the leaders of the &
: column that advanced on the !:
concentrator b fore the work Of !:
y: destruction commenced. !:
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With eyes downcast and fingers
L nerVously picking at the braidine
8 around the rim of d gray sombrerc
Dewey told it all. Under proyoca
4 ton Of the sneering cross examina
4 ton by p. F. Richardson. he rallied
and even became combative, bul
throughout the recital he gave evid
enee Of certain remorse. Under the
same cross examination he told why
h he had come to Boise to confess after
eight years Of silence. n.
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q read Orchards confession !;
: said Dewey !:
I You saw how we'll he was /:
treated here and decided to get !:
little Of it.o sneered Richard !:
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was nothing of that kind, q /:
:. responded Dewey quietly, II !:
4 : thought I ought to help along !:
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DR. +. y. MCGEE. against whom !
warrant for perjury was issued this
/ afternoon is q wealthy resident 81
allace. At one time he conducted
q hospital there In his testimony fol
the defense he swore that Orchard was
IN Wallace In August and July OF 1904
y was at this time the state claims
and Orchard himself says, that he wal
in Denver planning the Bradley muir
der.
One OF the witnesses today swort
that Orchard was at his hotel in Den
yer In July or August, 1904 Niece
was also one Of the witnesses VIII
u swore that Orchard was at 8fuilan or
the day Of the explosion at the Bunkel
Hill and Sullivan concenrator,