Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13

| those followed by the Western Fedora
| ton can the workingman hope to con-
| troll the situation.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After recess Senator Borah questioned
Haywoodtass to his various meetings
with Orchards The witness said She
whereabouts from the time of the IN
| dependence depot explosion, June 6, 1904,
until he came TO headquarters In Dem
| YER, In January. 1905.
Haywood could not recall ever having
met Orchard In company with Mrs. Lot
tie Day at the Belmont rooming house
In Denver, and declared positively that
he did not, at this time or any other
time, enter Harry Orchards rooms Mrs
Day, a witness for the defense, told on
cross-examination of the incident which
Haywood today denied.
Within a few days after the Indepen-
dence depot explosion Haywood said
the papers began to connect Harry Or
chard's name with the affair. They
commented upon the fact that he had
left Cripple Greek and gone to Wyom-
ing.
THE papers seemed to know where
he had gone" said the witness.
did your" asked Senator Borah.
mo, SIR"
Did you ever meet Mrs. Harry Or
chard? ?"
Eyes, sir. 1t must have been ut head
quarters"
How many times was she there?'
81 can't say"
''In ycur letter TO Mrs Orchard you
said that the last information you got
as to Orchards whereabouts was frum
Alaskan
Yes. SIR
"And the only information you had
was his statement that he thought of
going to Alaskan"
Yes, SIR"
"And your reason for saying what
you did was because you didn't want
10 convey to her the real facts that
were in your possesslon?
Eyes, sir. | think that was II.
did you ever talk to Harry Orchard
in any way about Gov. Steuenenber?"
81 don't think ever did
you had no knowledge OF ony per-
sonal enmity orchard may have had
toward Coy. Steuenenberg
mo. sir"
Before employing an attorney to de-
fend orchard. Haywood said the organ
izaton did nothing to discover what Or
chard had been doing prior to the mur-
der of Gov. Stuenenberg, Neither was
there an investigation TO determine the
mans guilt or innocence. The fedora
ton officials went over the transcript
" T
$500. Orchard made no request to be
furnished an attorney.
"'rhe second telegram you sent to
Idaho as TO the employment OF counsel.
saying the Western Federation of Min
ers defended no man guilty OF crime,
but In the past had found that all OF its
accused members were Innocent and
would have been the victims OF con-
spiracy unless the federation had come
TO their assistance; was that telegram
given out to the Associated Press at
the same time it was sent?'
1T was given 10 the press; yes. SIR"
"When did the federation cease to de-
fend Harry Orchardp'
u can't say exactly as TO that, sena-
tor, but ! think II was when Atty, Nil
Ter came here 10 Boise and was told
that orchard paG- no fuTths- use for
his services. Mr.. Miller made no report
70 me about that"
Ibid you know that Orchard was In
the Occur d Alenes with Jack Simpklns
In the fall OF 1852"
mo, sir"
Did you ever discuss with George
A. Pettibone the whereabouts OF Or
chard2"
mo, SIR"
ibid you ever tell Pettibone you had
sent Simpkins draft for si0O2'
mo, SIR"
but slmpklns did leave 500 with you
and YOU sent him federation draft on
Dec. 81 1867"
Not a federation draft; no, sir. You
have the draft"
1T Is signed by you as secretary
treasurer"
Yes, sir"
This ended the cross-eSamination.
On redirect Haywood said he had an
impression that he had heard Orchard
speak OF having once owned an interest
IN the Hercules mine. but I have
heard so many tails Of woe since have
been secretary Of the federation,
can't say positively about Orchard" he
added.
In all Of his acts In connection with
the defense OF Orchard the witness said
he flrst consulted with General Coun-
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