Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-15
RECORDS CALLED
Officials in the Haywood Trial Want Telegrams That We're
 Sent Back and Forth
FENDER CALLED TO-DAY

| B0lSe, lQdQO, June lO.-I ne prose- cution in the case of William D. Hay wood, charged with the murder of
 Frank Steunenberg. is sketching through the multitude of incidents | in the story told by Harry Orchard E in relation to an alleged conspiracy that involved the slaughter of more than score of men and eliminated l in the assassination of former gov ernor of Idaho, who, a union man in the later years of his life, opposed | the methods of the Western Fedora | tion of Miners.
 Orchards confession laid the foundations. The chapters run through three or four states. but in
 California, Colorado and Idaho the chief interest lies. The California incident, and incidents in this story
 mean murder, began with bombs. The state has brought incontroyerti- ble evidence that Orchard was there at the time Fred Bradley was in- jured by an explosion at his resi- dence. He was fearfully hurt, but recovered from his injuries. More
 evidence from San Francisco IS on the way and this incident has been left for the present.
 The Orchard story of the Vindi- cator mine has been verified by men working in the mine at the time. For the first time the connection of Haywood with the case of murder alleged by Orchard was testified to by other witnesses yesterday when
 the arrest of Steve Adams at Ogden was confirmed. The evidence was that Adams ,telegraphed to Haywood | for money. Orchard had said that prior to his going to California to "get Bradley" Haywood told him that he had sent Steve Adams to San Francisco to kill Bradley, but that Steve had got into some trouble
 at Ogden and Steve told him that
 Haywood had sent him money by telegraph. The first witness on the
 stand to-day is tto cashier of the
 First National bank of Denver Haywood did some of his banking
 business there and is well known to the officers of the bank, and this
 documentary evidence Is believed to
 be some of the most important that the state has to offer. But the state
 is said to be in possession of a quan-
 tity of documents 10 support Orch aids story at different points. The Postal aud the Western Union
 Telegraph companies have been or
 de:ed to produce their records and | it is believed that as a result of the evidence brought out on the cross examination some If the telegrams that passed between Haywood or
 Pettibone and Orchard will be pro- duced.
 The state claims to have been taken by surprise by the results of the cross-examination ana say that the testimony brought ou: by Mir
 Richardson has afforded remarka- ble opportunity to corroborate Or chard. This Is especially true, 1t Is said, of telegrams containing money and other documents mentioned by
 Orchard in reply to Richardson s questions, and for several days coun- sel for the state and the detectives have been at work on this feature of the case. 1t is understood that court will adjourn after one session to-day until Monday afternoon.
 Boise. Idaho. June 15.-When the
 trial of Haywood was resumed this
 morning. J. T. Fender, the Ogden de-
 tectlve, who arrested Steve Adams in
 freight car at ogden, was called to
 the stand.
 Miss Peabody. daughter of ex- Governor Peabody. testified to seeing two men near her fathers carriage on the day that Orchard testified he was going to kill him. Governor Peabody was the last witness of the day. He testified to seeing Orchard ln Canon City on the day that Or chard said he was going to assassin