The evening world., 1907-07-12

ed broadside fire on the witness.
been to the tall timber Adams ana
his wife wore both drawing strike relle:
NJ this time
DID Feu ever give or send him any
money other than the $40 you have tss-
,ifed tor
No, sir"
Did sou gel your sT5 backr.
NO. sir AT Cripple Creek. Adam,
and Minister, who wen, with him. said
they would settle up as soon AZ the
strike was ovsr.'
Mrs. Orchards Letter.
AAt,.s sas.t,. -,4i4--ife lt.zfs Colorado IN
the spring OF 1900 Haywood said that
some time latter he received d letter
from Mrs. Adams. saying she and Steve
had located Il homestead In Oregon
Ihey expected to do WELL but needed a
little temporary relief. promising to
pay II back In butter and eggs Inirty
dollars was sent to them.
The ne1t he heard OF Steve Adams
WAS when the latter was arrested. As
TO the letter he wrote to Harry Or
ohnrds wife Nov. Is 1875. Haywood
Mrs. Orchard inquiring as 10 her hus-
bands whereabouts. He told her what
ne knew about Orchard. Ho had no
way of knowing where Orchard was
except as the latter had told him his
plsns for going to Aiaska- Haywood
said hc did no, care 10 tell Mrs Or
chaId what her husband had said Ms TO
his determination not to return 10 her
Haywood declared he knew absolutely
nothing OF the plot against Gov. Steun-
II don't know that I had though, OF
him after left tho State OF Idafro.''
Had Gov, Steunenberg ever tried to
get back into poliuca?''
NO, sir"
HAD h. shown any disposition to be-
cone active In mining mAftsrs
Read Of the Crime.
The nfst Haywood Geard OF the as
nassinauon VaA IN tho papers, which
claimed that the crime was oulmina-
alonss M The 'a papers e. - al,a H' reposted Sosas
the eee,s q Thomas @ HOGAN, Sssn ,9ad @So haa u
been arrested on susp!cion.
Al raaosrs'a headoaarters there vas
considerable question as TO who Hogan
was. the consenHus OF opinion being
that II was Orchard. who had used
seek employment else where.
The frsi definite Information came
IN The cipher talerram from S!mpkins.
WI, wsios was Translated At nrst. Can I
was aftsrward corrected to read. Can.
hqt get counsel for Hogan
EaSxossd.a . eIp.a nAtioa- Of acadiaS the
sIto dratt 10 Jack sfrnpItns ON Dec; ii
is6. was as follows:
Simpklns came To Denver early in
! leecstnnnrz 10 fatiand a. m9ctInS OF tim
ETccutivs Board. Hes drew SAyi 30 per
th n,etn and travelling erpenss, while
gave Haywood 800 and asked him TO
forward {, TO Spokane some time betore
Christmas. Simpktns said he was going
on trSo- and did not want to take all
the money with him
Haywood saiG he could not remember
whether he bought tho draft and
mailed II. or whether ono or the fedeTn-
ff1r- strr3Eruphnrr TENDED ti-4t,-4.,@-
fnatter Whness said he had not seen
simpkins Etnce tho executive board
When the matter Of employing coun-
sci for Orchard and 10 look after the
UP; Haywood said no and Mover ron.
suited with General Counsel Murphy
who advised going very slowly In tho
matter After eonsidering the subject
or Mr. Hs,xent
The defens. offered In evidence a Let.
Ter written by General c0unseI NftIrniSy
to Attorney Nug~nt but 1t was rui.1
Il was unnatural. III
An cxccpuon was noted
Tells Of His Arrest.
Haywund went into the detail, ot y.
anal employment OF Attorney Fr.d MI
ler. OF Spokane. 10 defend Orchard "A !
this time Attorney Crump who RAD r,,,,s
resented tho Mine Owners Assoniatlnr
OF Colorado. in fights against tn. Wal,
ern Federation os Miners had hasn
called into the case by tho other stis "
When was the first you knew of nnv
Intention TO arrest you In cornectinn
with the murder" s'o''
when | was arrested:
Witness then related the story of hts
arrest, the denial OF q right to consult
counsel and the trip to Boise on spe-
cia train In charge OF Gen. Bulke!sy
Wells, n mernbe. OF the Mine Owners,
A~socia ton, When frst brought 10
Boise the prisoners were taken 10 the
state Penitentiary, being later rerIovRd
10 the\ county jail at Caldwell
Haywood said he was indicted for
melting to riot Mt Slctpr following the
independence depot explosion He was
In Denver AZ ;ac Line The case ncvcr
came 10 trial. n nulie pross. being en-
tered by DIstrict-Attorney c. c. Ham
lin. who. prior TO his election, had been
secretary OF the Mine Owners Associn-
tion
He Angwers sorah.
This ended the direct examination md
Senator Botah h-Eap in,craasrjl question
the prisoner-witpess
al silver City. Idaho. took IN tho Occur
~ y