The San Francisco call., 1907-06-12

wood and Hearne before state senate com
mittee- The attorney in response 70 an oojec-
tion was intended TO show that il was entirely
possible for Orchard to have learned what nay
wood had said OF Hearne to the latter.s face
rather than to have heard il from Haywood
himself The question was allowed and Orchard
said that he knew Haywood was at the capital
Irequentiy. but did not know what ne was
Then Richardson took another tack
you and Steve Adams lived ar Globeville-
Sometimes at Max Malich's."
AS IA matter of fact, weren't you so hard mp
you stole meat from the stockysrd:''
STEAL SHEEP OCCASIONALLY
Wed go over and get a. sheep sometimes at
And you didn't have any money!"
Yes. did"
Then you found it easier to 60 over and
steal sheep than to go down and make Hay
wood cough up2' +"
1t wasn't very hard to do either
Orchard said that he was drawing supplies
from the miners strike relief fund at the time
that he was being paid BY HAYWOOD -.
this?'' commanded Richardson
Yes. sir; will" !" replied the witness .'Moyer,
Haywood, Parker and Davis told me 10 take
the supplies, as otherwise people would want
Orchard said that the Gabbert and Hearne
plots gave way for lack of opportunity TO one
10 kill Goddard. Orchard said that IL be-
cause Haywood told him TO- Haywood said that
Goddard was against the eight hour law and
Richardson wanted to know II it wasn't a
fact that Judge Goddard had not taken his
seat on the supreme bench ar the time of the
plot.
'-All know is that be had been appointed
some time before BY Governor Peabody" the
The witness said that Mrs Steve Adams sc-
companied him and her husband when they
stalked Goddard at his home.
MRS. ADAMS USED AS BLIND
How was she armed:" the witness was
..she wasn't armed She went along as a
blind
Once more the line Of Richardson's question
he and Joe Mahalich had stolen some powder TO
blow up the hotel or boarding house where 1o0
lich- The powder was not used MahaIich. Or
chard said. had helped steal sheep and was TO
take part in the Goddard affair.
Richardson wanted TO know II Steve Adams
had not threatened to put Orchard out because
he could not pay his board bill
NO. sir: we quarreled''
sneered Richardson
TT nothing of the sort retorted Or
Adams had gone down town got drunk and was
put in Jail for week We could not ind him
anywhere"
Adams had been found drunk near lamp
post. where bicycle was standing On this cir
cumstantial evidence he was accused Of the theft
of the wheel. but the charge was removed
him out Of town This was because Haywood
would mot give Steve any more money 10 get
drunk on''
Adams and Orchard parted company for a
while after this The latter continued to seek
an opportunity to kin Judge Goddard
Richardson brought a figure into the case
By asking Orchard with regard 10 his acquaint-
ance with Lottie Day. The witness said that he
met the woman after going TO live at the Hotel
Belmont. following his break with Adams
Before he could get Goddard. Orchard said.
Meyer. Haywood and Pet-IDone all told him to
go down to Canyon City 10 continue his at
tempts on Peabody. The arrangement was made
at Meyers home This was the frst time that
Orchard had brought Meyer into the case for a
long while
Orchard was about TO 90 into the details Of
the conversation with Meyer. Haywood and Pet
tihone when court adjourned until tomorrow
morning at $50 O'Clock