New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
CARPET C.H. BROWN co.
C1esas 6s rsI-22s East ssth ST. -4A3
GlEhMS!ME TEL. issi- 1ssl ,3Sth
GOOD WORK GUARANIEED.
ArTFFING RELAXING. fAChlN0-

could not pick out OF the history Of the last few
years the Isolated incidents 1t wanted to place be-
fore the jury and then shut the deIence on IN rs
purpose 10 present the other side Of the case ana
show who was responsible for the acts conpiained
of. Mr.. Darrow once more made the aeelaraion tao
that II Orchard committed the crimes ne mas coL-
fessed to- he acted for some one other tnan tns
Western Federation of Miners The whole history
OF the labor troubles associated with the western
Federation of Miners could alone place the respon-
slbility, declared the attorney.
'F,-ar since the strife between the mine owners
and labor union the mine owners have been on tns
aggressive" declared Mr.. Darrcw- They deter
mined TO get rid of this order and only oy taxing
both sides the truth be arrived at
Senator Borah entered the argument 70 suggest
that the defence 10 open up the labor troubles IN
Colorado must have a specific theory IN VIEW
some TO connect the matter with
CONFINEMENT IN THE BULL PEN"
Judge Wood allowed the witness to give his ex-
perience Redd said he was arrested in 1909 and
was put in bull pen and held four days with
trial and without any charge being against
him.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Hawley. Redd declared hs
was q member of the Western Federation OF
Miners and had been member since tne organl-
cation formed On the day after the lnde-
pendence station explosion he was taken to ths
"bull PEN
Military officers in control at the bull PEN"
where there hundred and fifty men con-
fined when the witness was arrested Asked IL Ra
did not know that the military were merely in
vestgating the station explosion and as
they learned a man had nothing TO do with Il he
allowed go. Redd said he knew nothing
about it at all The witness at Clyde. Col,
when arrested He said he never had seen steve
Adams until he came 20 Boise. Reid was released
by the colonel commanding ths bull pen who
told him leaving that IL he was molssted TO
let him know and he would that he
leased. The witness said the colonel also advised
him that IL miGht be good plan TO leave cripple
Greek while existing conditions prevailed He left
two days later and has uOt been back since.
Charles \ Sullivan, watChman at the Brown
Hotel Denver and a former miner in the Cripple
Greek district. followed Redd upon the witness
stand
Sullivan said lie knew Orchard az Cripple Creek
in 1902. He then detailed the statement Orchard
is alleged to have made to him and which Or
chard denied this morning
Sullivan said Orchard declared that IL IL had
not been for Steunenberg. he would have been
rich: that Steunenberg ought 10 be killed would
be killed aud. II he was not killed he (Orchard)
would kill him.
said he had known Haywood since 1903, and
also acquainted with Meyer. although he had
never net Pettibone- He Joined the Western
Federation of Miners IN 1902 and acquainted
with "RIlr' EaSterIy. W. T. Davis. sherman Par
ker. "Bi'' Akerman. Art BastOn and Ed Min
ster The witness met Orchard IN July. 1902 Ths
conversation to Governor Steunenberg
CURED IN September. and there press
ent except the witness and Orchard
Sullivan declared that Orchard repeated his de-
nuncfatiOn OF SteuneRberg several times az the
breakfast table but there never any ess
present He had never communicated what Or
Chard had said anybody until after the trial
had started He then told acquaintance who
brought one OF the attorneys Tor the defence to
him
Orchard told the witness he az Wardner
when the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mill was blown
up He did say he had helped 70 do the Job.
Court here adjourned until $3.50 a. m tomorrow.