New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
DETAILS OF THE Trial.
Prisoners Cross Examination Pro
ductiUe of Small Results.

Boise. Idaho July 12-Domnick Flynn, one Of
the witnesses for the defence in the Haywood
trial, recalled ty the state when the case
opened this morning. He asked as 10 a con
versation he had with Daniel Carney at Mullen.
Idaho. In 1899. The questions were evidently for
the purpose Of impeachment After Flynn left the
stand Haywood was recalled and the direct
animation continued
Haywood said Orchard had been at his house
three or four times Most of the members Of tho
union when they in Denver called at hts
home, the witness declared
Did you ever call on Orchard?" asked Mr. Oar
no. sir. never"
Did you have anything 20 do with buying
horse and buggy for orchard to 90 out on killing
expeditions WITH"
mo. sir. never
Haywood said Orchard came TO headquarters with
n negro one day and said George Pettibone wanted
which the federation owned-one OF the nineteen
horses which had been used in distributing relief
In the Cripple Greek district. Pettibone was uux-
ious to get the for Of his delivery wagons
The witness denied positively that he had talked
to Orchard or planned with him the killing Of
sherman Bell. Governor Peabody, James Hearn
David Moffat or Judges Goddard and Gabbert lie
declared that Orchards story on the witness stand
was the first he had heard OF the matter.
Haywood first met steve Adams in 1902 Ho
said the S75 he sent to Adams at Ogden when tho
| latter teesraphed he was In Jail there his
QIaywoods) own money. Adams had been out
prospecting, and had stated on leaving Denver
that If he struck anything he would locate Hay
wood on IT."
ADAMS WAS ITO THE TALL TIMBER"
Steve" Adams was at headquarters several
times in 1904. He said he had been TO the tall
timber" Adams and his wife both drawing
strike relief at this time.
Did you ever give send him any money other
than the $40 you have testified to?"
NO. sir"
Did you get your SO back?"
mo, sir. At Cripple Creek Adams and Minister,
who went with him, said they.would settle UP as
the strike over
! Adams and his Vfo 81 COlOrndO In 10
OF 1906 Haywood said that some time later he re-
| ceived letter from Mrs Adams, saying that she
and steve had located a homestead in Oregon.
They expected TO do well. but needed little tenn
porary relief, promising 10 pay 1t back in butter
and eggs Haywood sent them $50. The next he
heard Of steve" Adams was when the latter was
arrested The letter he wrote 10 Harry Orchards
wife November Is, 1905, Haywood said. in
reply to one from Mrs. Orchard inquirlng as to
her husbands whereabouts. He told her what he
/ knew about Orchard. He had way of knowing
where Orchard was except that the latter had told
him his plans for going to Alaska. Haywood said
he did to tell Mrs. orchard what her hus-
band had said as to his determination not to re-
| Haywood declared he knew absolutely nothing of
the plot against Governor Steunenberg-
II don't know that had thought OF him after
left the State of Idaho"
Had Governor steunenberg ever tried to get
back into politics"
Had he shown any disposition to become active
In mining mGtters?'
mo, sir
was in the papers, which said that the crime was
a elimination Of the troubles in the Cnur dAlenes
The papers also reported that a union card had
been found In the effects OF Thomas Hogan, who
had been arrested suspicion.
AT the miners headquarters there was consider
able question as TO who Hogan was, the consensus
~ opinion being that it Orchard who had used
that name in leaving Cripple Creek TO seek en-
ployment elsewhere
The fl,st definite information came in the cipher
telegram from Simpkins, which was translated al
arst "Can l get counsel for Hogan?' but which
was afterward corrected to read, Cannot get coun-
sci for Hogan . 80 .
Havwo3d's explanation of sending the 800 draft
70 ..Iack'' Simpkins on December q, 1906. as
follows: i, ,>-,- =.
attend a meeting Of the executive board He drew
s2s1 so per diem and travelling expenses While there
! Cashing a check for this. he gave Haywood 500
and asked him to forward it TO Spokane some time
! before Christmas. Smpkins said he was going on
! q trip and did not want 10 take all the money
| with him. Haywood said he could not remember
| whether he bought the draft and mailed 1t. or
whether one of the federations stenographers at
| tended to the matter.
When the question of employing counsel for
Orchard ana to look altar the interests of the