The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-06-14

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binni, a San Francisco groceryman
who introduced Harry Orchard, then
known as Barry" to the servants il
the Bradley household, was the first
witness at the Haywood trial today
He said that Orchard hung around his
store and spent considerable money
Orchard asked questions about the
Bradley household, asked to be intro
duced to the servants and asked Gui
binni to get him a room in the neigh
borhood. Guibinni said he saw Orch
and moving at night before Bradley
was dynamited. He also saw poison
ed milk.
Boise, Idaho, June 14-The defense
renewed the tactics of yesterday by
moving to strike out the testimony
of Guibi1ni, as not connecting Hay
wood with the offense charged. The
motion was overruled. On cross eX-
animation by Darrow, the witness tes-
titled that the detectives told him he
had to come to Boise to testify and
gave him 5000 to cover the expenses
of the trip.
Frank Lsaacs, a clerk in the San
Francisco postoffice, further identified
records produced in evidence. Miss
Pearl Moore, a substitute clerk in the
registry division of the Denver post
which showed the receipt of a letter
from ]. Wifi, 1925 Stout street, Den
yer, addressed to J. Dempsey, San
Francisco. This Stout street number
was Pettibone's store.
The next witness was Clarence l..
Harrah, who worked on cage in the
Vindicator mine in 1908 at the time
Orchard said he and a companion
went into the mine to set Off a car
load of powder they had discovered.
They were seen by the cage man, but
drove him back by shooting at him.
Harrah told on the stand of having
discovered a man in one of the tun-
nels and being shot at. He said he
saw only one man. The cross examina
ton was not concluded when recess
was taken. The defense did but little
cross examining during the morning
session. and coltented itself with gen.
eral objections to all the testimony
offered and showing that it was Pink
erton men who arranged for the at
tendance of all witnesses.
Afraid of Publicity.
Denver, Colo, June 14.-At the
morning session of the convention OF
the Western Federation of Miners
some of the delegates made COM
plaint regarding the reports in local
motion was made to exclude report
ers This was defeated after spirit
ed debate.
John c. O'Neill, editor of the Min
ers' Magazine, official organ of the
Federation, read his report, in which
he attacked the Industrial Workers
of the World and that portion of the
Socialist Labor party of New York
headed by DeLeon. This will form the
basis of the fight against an alliance
between the Federation and the l. w.
w O'Neill also defended himself ag-
ainst the attacks made on his conduct
of the magazine.
Secretary Kirwan announced that
he had received a telegram from
Boise, and would leave for there to-
morrow night.
Late Thursdays Testimony.
Boise, Idaho. June 13.-Former Gov
ernor Peabody and Orchard met face
to face today in the Office of J. H. Haw
ley a few minutes after recess Or
chard recognized him at once and
shrank back trembling. The former
governor smilingly held out his hand
saying: How are you?" Orchard
broke down completely, and said Il
am ashamed to speak to you" The
Governor re-assured him il few words
and Orchard said: 81 am thankful
didn't kill you and am spared the
thought of that crime