The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-07-18

moner Al any tne - risrs ~ AZ.
grrpse H. declared ihaf H. never
male q mresf agafasf ete1r1nterr
whom ~ said ts regarded s1ig a.
he did any poiiucian ehe vac sler
Faayed bg capitafisgc innesncs H.
told - a number ~ oceasi11a uhs1
tc mef Orchard an Drntr En- ire
Ordinary course q bis rcisfioas win
thp fedeFnsios and GeorFe A. PETIT
bone nad raid be sau orctard for
ne last ngie in August 1895 wtsr
Orchard told aim De- vas r5lar %
Aiarke. ard Haywood naid BE- ehi "a
him Tor dessfung tis vie 81 CFsrzlsI
Creek
The state c8mp3ete8 the cosse1-
amlnanon o. Charles ~ MofsF az
nooa and IN feaIng with hln few
mony directed SIS afronrest st-ars
AGAINST the Circumstances nnlrr|
which the federation 81 the wurrs
hon 81 lack sImpklns cane to the
relief % Orchard when he was arrest
ed for hlhng sieunenberg
Senator Borah. who conducted fhe
examination. emphasized tie eorrec-
ton d Jack simpkins ard the fcs-
GRAFTON and the fac aaat TIE fedora
ton without inquiry as % t1e wIt
Or Innocence q Orchard gave f1EN
from its treasury - provide frr his
defense he also developed me ssct
that the federation r. m0Tifng foy.
the defense q steve Adams. who g
charged with killing two claim suup
ers a. the instigafion o. Jack slmp
Hns. Mover denied E1oug1E any
thing about the 500 that Haywood
sen 70 Jack simpkins a fw days
before staunenberE was assassinate1
and which Is traced 70 Orchard b. an
unsigned note be got az CadEeu 5zn
and a ooincide1ce Of dates
Tho crcEs eKamlrstion q Haywood
commenced Friday morning an hour
after the opening ~ court b ais
time every seat vas taken The al
noUncement that Senator Bouab uCuA
cross examine brous ont an unas
ually large attendance. u Vas QUITE
evident that the spectators Wers not
alone ln their expectations ~ some
thing interesting When Clarence
DarroW. Haywocd's counsel. closed the
direct examination q his client ard
quietly remarked. You may cross
examine the prisoner-Witnez turned
IN his seat and faced Mr. Borah his
face pale and jaws firm set There
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an absolute silence The FIRST gses
ti0ns and answers came IN such sub
dued tones that Mr. Richardson of
HayWooG's counsel asked TIRE witness
20 speak out B0rah's cross eHamina
ton. always rapid-Ire. was more than
usually quick but from first e last
Haywood preserved complete SELF pcs
session and control AT times his re-
plies came as quickly as the questions
were flung az him Again he wcEld
hesitate aud speak slowly with a.
marked emphasis His voice lev and
musical. was seldom radical except
once Or twice when g flat deniai was
Z Efveu- Borahs manneY was courteous
throughoat but now and then q tnge
Of sarcasm or -stoicness appeared as
he insisted on a direct answer and
Haywood appeared reluctant Hay.
wood In turn was as courteous az tie
cross examiner, Invariably be al
dressed Borah as senator and re-
peatadiy asked permission 10 explain
when he thcught there might be soae
misunderstanding Notwithstanding
this subdued air OF consideration. ~
quiet ana speech and courteous bear
Ing there vas not a moment through
out the three hours 81 cross examina-
ton that the atmosphere did not tin
eie with possibilities Once whcn
senator Dorah pressed Haywood as
10 his sentiment toward Governor
s-ieunenberg. Haywood said quietly
and with a smile a feii no different
towards Steunen6cre Senator. than III
90 towards you or sny q those Pee
ple
Senator Borah icaked no quickly.
but ne did not smile. He said very
quietly. YES ! have been given 20
understand something 81 that sort
and did not pursue TIE spb5tct