Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-05
DiSappointS the Mine Owners
Whom He Declares Predicted
His Return to Denver in Pine
Coffin
SOCIALISTS PARADE IN
HONOR OF THEIR HERO
Thousands Throng Station to
Get Glimpse of Central Fig
ure in Celebrated Murder
Trial at Boise.


IBy Morning Journal spe, Ial Leased wIre.I
Denver. Aug. 5.-Ceebration OF the
return home of William d. Haywood,
secretary-treasurer of tine Western
Federation of Miners, who was &C.
quittef az POise, Idaho. Of the charge
OF conspiring to murder former Gov
ernor Steunenberg, was considerably
curtailed tonight by reason Of the
lateness Of the hour at which he arr
rived. Plans for a great gathering
or people AT the Union station TO be
followed by monster open air meet.
ing. were abandoned Yesterday when
y became known that Mr. Haywood
had postponed his departure from
salt Lake a dav owing To the condi-
ton of John II. Murphy, general
counsel to the federation, who was
reported diving. Instead commit
tee of 100 labor uniorists, represent
ing practically all the labor orFanl2p-
iions Of the city. was selected To well
come Haywood in the name Of the
union ard on next Thursday general
meeting of labor unions viii be held
20 formulate plans for a meeting In
he future. at which Mr. Haywood
VIII be give a great reception. and at
which he will be the principal speak
er All this depends, however upon
whether or not Haywood wants such
a demonstration. and he has not as
vet definitely Indicated his willingness
to he so hpnored. Tonight several
thousand persons gathered outside the
main entrance to the union station.
while within the gates leading into
the yard platform were a hundred or
more persons. including newspaper
men, committeeman and employees of
the station. As the Denver and Rio
GrGnde train hearing the Ha wood
party rolled into the depot at 10,45
o'clock. five minutes behind the
schedule, those inside the gates quiet
~ walked toward the train and along
the side of tho cars until the one &C.
cupied Ey Hayw BOD and mis- friends
was reached. Haywood could plainly
he seen through the cat windows. hut
no cheering was indulged In until af-
ter the news became circulated that
Murphy was In as good condition as
could be hoped for. and then the
privileged few on the DEPOT platform
began tn move restlessly toward the
steps Of the ear occupied by Hay
wood a number who personally
knew Haywood entered the car and
were cordially welcomed by him. He
shook hands with all newspaper men.
and many OF whom he recognized as
old acquaintances. Across the aisle
from the seat in which Haywood was
sitting lay his invalid wife Imme-
diately next 10 Haywood in q section
with curtains drawn was Attorney
Murphy, reclining upon a bed soften
ed by pillows. As the people began
10 80
wood, Murphy drew back the cur
tains of his berth and with care worn
expression gazed intently AZ the 1T
tie group gathered In the aisle Of the
car. Soon some one recognized Muir
ply and called him by name imme-
diately he was the center of interest.
as well as Haywood, and the cordial,
ity with which the crowd addressed
him seemed to give Murphy new
strength and life He arose IN his
bed and shook hands with all around
him. and when Il came time for him
10 leave the car he walked TO the car
steps with only the assistance Of the
arm Of a friend. A stretcher awaited
him. upon which he was carried TO an
ambulance and then taken 10 his
home During the brief exchange OF
folicitations In the car Haywood was
ever watchful Of his invalid wife. who
constantly Kept her gaze set upon him
and smiled occasionally In satlsfac-
tion for the glad welcome her hus-
band was receiving. When all was
ready Ia leave the car Haywood gath
cred his wife In his arms and left the
car. followed by Acting Secretary
l<irwan, Of the federation. who met
the party al Colorado Springs and
Others and as he dismounted from
the steps Of the car number of
those Standing around removed their
hats ana waived them IN hia dircc-
tion. accompanying the gesture Of
welcome with a ringing cheer. Mrs
Haywood was placed In an invalid
chair ana ther all started toward the
gates leading out Of the station. Two
women carrying n banner bearing on
one side the inscription. Fellow
worker welcome home--injury 10 one
IL injury 10 all" and on The reverse
side a picture Of Haywood above an
embled of the Industrial Workers OF
the World. preceded the party A
number Of men wearing the red
Of the socialists followed immediately
afterward A. Haywood, wheeling HIS
invalid wife. appeared under the glare
~ the electric light directly opposite
the main gate. the crowd caught sight
of him and burst Into cheers A rush
Tor the gates was made and people III
their cagerneas to get look at the
principal IN the famous nolse trial
paekcd into a small apace Just outside
the gate and the police we're come
PEELED 10 use force q make them step
back 40 that the gate could be opened.
a space lefF than three feet wide was
nll That could be opened through The
crowd. hardly large enough e allnM
| the chair Ia Which Nfs HAYWOOD