Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-02
GAVE UP SECRETS
Former Stenographer Says He Only Gave Back 10 Owners
 What Belonged 10 Them
WAITING FOR HAYWOOD

Boise, Idaho, July 2.--Commenc- ing the seventh day of direct exam ination of its witnesses to-day, the defense in the trial of William D. Haywood bids fair to exceed by seT- eral days its promise to close witt in eight days after the opening speech es.
 The foundation laid by the testi- mony of the former stenographer of the Pinkerton agency. who, to use hIs own words. gave back to the rightful owners" the secrets entrust- ed to him by his employers. will he used to-day, and on 1t will be built the structure by which the defense hvpes to convince the jury and the public that there has been wide- spread conspiracy to wreck the Western Federation and convict its officers of murder Judge Wood mas ruled that the defense may go irto this conspiracy only so far as it's notifications extend in the states of Colorado and Idaho. Counsel for the defense, however, state that they can show a conspiracy extending through many states IT. the Un'on and intended to affect union labor everywhere, and they propose to try to get the whole thing before tue jury.
 Counsel for the prosecution say that while they made no objection tD the introduction of Pinkerton re- ports affecting the Colorado situa ton. and even asked for more, the matter introduced so far has failed to show thst the Pinkertons were employed or retained by the mine owners or thu citizens alliance of Colorado. Consequently they say that the foundation not having ben laid for the conspiracy which the de- fense has alleged. they will resist any further introduction of any siin- liar evidence as to conspiracy in any other state.
 The defense to-day will continue the Colorado story ID which Orchard told of the proposal to blow ID a union boarding house at Gloheville, just outside of Denver. Ill this he incriminated a number of people, in cluding Max Malich, who is expect ed to be one of the witnesses to-day.
 The visit of Orchard to Wallace where he swore he discussed with Dave Coates, a former lieutenant- governor of Colorado, at that time a newspaper publisher at Wallace, ons the subject of Kidnapping one oi August Paulson's children, may also be taken up to-day. Mir Coates. who has been here for several weeks. has given out several interviews in which he has denied Orchards story abso- lutely and promises to develop some new features in the case. He will be closely cross-examined by tho state. It is from Wallace that the defense will commence the contra dictions of Orchard so far as his story of the murder of Steunenberg is concerned. The effort will be to show that Orchard already had a private grude against Steunenberg. secured enough, money from August Paulson to enable him to make a getaway" after he killed Steunen- berg, but that he bungled his plans.
 If the defense can close by the end of this week it is possible that Haywood and Mover will take the stand on Friday and Saturday. bul as the Haywood statement and cross examination is expected to take up at least couple of days. the direc: testimony for the defense is not ex- pected to close before Monday or Tuesday of Esxt week.