The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-15

the IntroduSti6n Of Miss Pearl Moore.
Of the Denver postoftce Miss Moore,
n petite and Pretty little brunette; was
at Denver in 1904 she identified an
entry which she wrote in the received
registry book which InoWeo [e 4ae lae reSs,p. Stt
street. Denver. addressed to j. Demp-
sey san Francisco.
The book was admitted IN evidence,
'Do you know who lived a, LES Stout
street at that timer" asked Senator
mi. Pet,ibone." replied the witness.
Miss Moore was briefly cross examined.
She said she was suhpoenacd by the
Plnkertons.
And aid, they ten you that Mr., Pet.
tibone was in business in Stout street,
asked Darrow.
was then excused.
and ,he prosecution turned 10 The task
OF corroboyating Orchards testimony as
10 his experience In the NindiGator mine
at Cripple Creek Clarence l.. Harrah
was called 10 the stand. The witness
worked on a cage in the Nindicator mine
in 1905 At the time Orchard said he and
n companion went into the mine To set
OF ? carload OF powder they had diScoN
cred. They were discovered by a cage
man but drove him back by shooting al
him, Harrah told on the stand today OF
having discovered 4 man In one of the
tunnels. The man shot at him and he
went back TO his cage Harrah said he
CURED SO0.feet down. on the eighth level.
Could Not Find AssailGnt.
on cross-examlnation Harrah said he
reported the matter 10 the mine super
inIendent. A search was made of the
level but on one was found The militia
later in the night made search Of the
entire mine but found no one.
"Who first talked 10 you about this
matter In connection with this case2'
"a man who said he was United
States deputy came TO the mill in Colo
raao city. whore | was working on May
aarrah said he had nothing hut the
mans word as 70 his authority. The
deputy said IL was his business 10 sub
poena people. llarrah could not remem-
her the name the man gave. The deputy
told him to so TO Denver TO the Pin
kerton detective office. He talked with
MIR Pretiyman there and made arrange
men,s To come 10 Boise.
Counsel for the State and defense got
into wransle over Harrah. Mr.. Oar
row claiming the witness was trying TO
shield The Pinkerton's connection with
his testimony.
Senator Borah said there was nothing
of the sort-the witness could not under
stand the questions. Harrah denied any
Intention TO hide anything.
Woman Kisses Witness.
During Harrah's testimony. some wo-
man among the spectators gave an audi
blc hiss Judge Wood said il there YVES
future I've would clear the room
Luncheon recess was taken until t:3o
o. m with Harrah still on the stand.
After. recess Harrah was asked but a
few inconseGuentlai questions ana was
excused.
Charles johnson. another cage man in
The Nindiceior mine, followed Harrah on
The stand. Johnson was In the mine AT
The time oC the explosion which killed
Superintendent Mccormick and Shift
boss Melville Beck, lie. said today he
L. Z rHsaAy
ploson occurred on the sixth.
Hc described the effect Of the cXplo
sion and the mangied condition of the
bodies at the time OF the explosion the
me0. the federation having declared
strike in the district. Johnson said he
Knew both sherman Parker and Bill
Essterly
Johnson was cross-nvsmlned by Attor-
re,' Richardson.
Tra crose-es.lr77ina,ion was dirc~'e ed 10
IN effort u show that the company kept
powder stored on the sixth level. whore
the explosion occurred Johnson said
some powder had been stored on the
eighth level but that SO far as he knew
none was stored on the sixth. He eN-
planned that the company proposed 10
work new drift on the sixth level and
and Mccormick visited the level on the
morning the explosion occurred, john
son was the first man 10 reach the scene
Of the explosion.
PlnkertonS tnrnlSneu money,
johnson said he was first spoken to
son. secretary OF the Mine .Owners' as
sociation. He consulted with the Pin
kertons before coming and was furnished
with expense money by them.
The witness said be had not seen Nc
Parland since bis arrival In Boise. in
fact he had never seen the detective TO
know him.
Here the prosecution veered to new
course introducing a witness 20 corroho-
ra tie Orchard when he said Haywood told
him he had sent Steve Adams to Cali
fornia to get Fred Bradley in 1909 ].
II. McIntyre. special officer OF the
Southern Pacific company, was called TO
the stand and testified 70 srresting
fruit car which had just arrived in Os-
den from California. The men were
heavily armed.
Steve Adams in Court.
The witness at this point was con-
under arrest and is promised as a re-
calcitrant witness against Haywood. He
identified Adams as one OF the men ar
rested. Orchard testified that Haywood
had said Adams got in some trouble en-
route home and he had to send him some
money at Ogden.
The defense objected to allowing Nc
Intyre's testimony. as having nothing 10
do with the Steunenberg murder.
The prosecution argued that II was a
part Of the general conspiracy. and
examination was confined to one or two
questions dealing with McIntyre's duties
as special officer OF the railroad com
pany.
McInryre's testimony was corroborated
by City Jailer Snyder OF Ogden. The
charge against Adams and his compan-
ion was that OF trespass. The next Wit
ness was ]. f. Pender, city detective of
Ogden. Over the protest OF the defense,
the witness was allowed to detail CON
versation he had with Adams at the
time OF the latter's arrest. Adams first
asked him " he was a Mason.
II said ! was said Pender land he
asked me II ] would try TO help him out
OF his trouble. ] said ! would. I also
went With him TO the telegraph office to
identify him to the cashier. as he said he
expected some money soon"
Sent Message to Haywood,
''Did Adams send telegram while you
were there?' asked Senator Borah
Yes. SIR
ITO whom"
ITO William d. Haywood. Denver.
DO you remember what the contents
of the telegram were?'