The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-08-01

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Mother.
Haywood's nrst thought was of his
aged mother. who on Saturday had
suffered = complete nervous breakdown
after the jury had retired Leaving
The courtroom In company with Attor-
ney NuEent, he walked down 10 the
Jail portion Of tho building. shaking
hands as he went with the guards.
employees and friends who had arrived
90 the scene He babe farewell to
Meyer, who, when he heard The verdict
said, That's good, aud never STOPPED
shaking. and 10 P"ttibone, whom Dar
row described 10 the Jury as "a SORT OF
happy Hcoilgan, AMI Mo called.
Give my regards 10 Br0advay"
Then Haywood walked 10 St Lu,es
hospital and unaurourced rushed int
his mothers room. So great was tho
tonic upon the elderly lady tact at
night she was NJ and abou' and happy.
Next Haywood went tc tho little cot.
tsge where his wife and daughters
have been stopping He had parted
with Attcrrey Nugent At the hospital
( gate aud left alone IL Hciss got all but
lost, and had 70 inquire his way f,sni
nassers-hy. Once homo, HAYWOOD
said II want 20 thank the people Of
Boise fer their Kindness 70 ms wife
my mother, NV family and my friends.
There has been widespread =, M
psthy hero for Mrs Carruthcrs, tho
prisoners mot lor. Senator Borah, ror
Instance, WHOM Nrst nrrrls ID VI thc
verdict, 'sid; = ic"l glad fc" Ia.
woods mcthcr."
Verdict Wac Expected.
The probability " verdict NJ a..
qulttsl w the caac vt tho sc"r,tar,
rreasursr and acknowledged lcl.,r cr
ltas West"ro Federation vt MIr'r
had been freely pred ..tc1 incc : 40
day, when Judge Fremont Wood read
his charge, which was regarded as
strongly favoring the defense IN It's In.
tsrrrets'ion cf the laws of conspiracy,
oir'umstsutial evidence and the cor-
roboration Of An accNmpllce who cen
fosscs.
/ II wss al-c freely predicted TINT in
the event ~ Haywood $ a"uuittal tine
state would abandon the prosecute, II
of his associates, CIarlcs ". Meyer,
| The president of the federation, and
George A. rettihoue of Denver. STATE.
ments from cuunqel and from Governor
Goodins iceuod SUNDAY a.. pei this view
/ VI the situation. Governor Gooling
| 'sid
The verdict is a e'eat surprise 10
me, and believe to all Ciuvnns Ct
IDAHO who have heard ar read the
evidence IN the ease
4 have done my duty. Ihave no re-
rat rs ~ any action have takcu, and
ny conscience is clear. As long az
,;od gives my strength shall continue
my efforts for government by law and
organized snciety.
The state will continue a vigorous
prosecution of Meyer aud retibone
and Adams and Of Simplius whom ap
prehended. There will be neither hcs
tation ~ retreat"
Orchard Ready for Punishment.
Not the least interesting Of the com.
ments made upon the verdict was that
Of Harry Orchard, the seli-conf essed
murderer ~ Gov eruor Steuncnberg and
the witness upon whom the stale
chiefly relied &c prove It's claim Of d
sinister conspiracy against the West
ern Federation ot Miners When told
at the state penitsntiary that Hay
wood hnd bsep acquitted. Orchard
sqid.
Wen have done my duty. have
told the truth. could do no more.
am roady 20 take any punishment thai
msy be melted cut to me for my crime
aud the sooner II comes the better
Haywood Thanks Jury.
when the verdict Of the jury was
read, Haywood expressed his thanks
personally to each member Of the
Jury.
And " any cue Of YOU ever come tC
Denver he said as tley were leavin.
the court room, you will always fnc
a welcome At the Haywood home"
Haywood received scores Of tele
grams NJ congTatulation during this
day from all sections OF the country
MANY were from individuals and many
mors from labor and Socialist organi
cations. Eugene V. Dehs was anon
the hrst 10 send greetings.
HsyWoed Mskes Statement.
Sunday night Mr. Haywood ISSUED
the following statement
4 appreciate TIE support Of tho
working class extended 10 ne by work
lngmen throughout the country
hope 10 be able during the comm:
year to personally express that sppre
citation
4 have no feeling nor ill-will IN
ward any person. am charitable to
wsrda all My intention is to go hacl
10 Denver aud tske up MY work wher,
left II of wlen Was placed undel
arrest
II DO appreciate the kindness ant
consideration With which my family
has been treated by the people o
Boise
Il do appreciate, and W so stating
express the sen'imenrn ~ my co,npan
ions 10 ian, the cou,tcsios extended 4,
Ms by Sherih Hodsins. iormer Sheut
Mosoley and his deputies
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