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into the murder of Governor steunenberg He
asserted that the question was asked for the pur-
pose Of possibly arousing sympathy by showing
that the Colorado militia might have done things
that 1t ought not have done.
Darrow In reply asserted that the prosecution
could not pick out of history of the past few
years the isolated Incidents that 1t wanted to
place before the jury and then shut the defense
OF in it's efforts to show who was responsible
more made the declaration that il Orchard com
mitted the crimes he had confessed to he acted
for some one other than the western federation
Of miners. The whole history Of the labor strus-
giles associated with the western federation Of
miners could alone locate the responsibility.
Ever since this strife between the mine
the mine owners have been the aggressive y
concluded Darrow; They determined to get rid
both sides that the truth can be reached
Senator Borah entered the argument to suggest
that the defense must have special theory in
view-some one to connect the matter with
Judge Wood allowed the witness to give his
experience. Redd said that he was arrested by
aboard a train to Cripple Greek. where he was was
put in the bull PEN and held four DAYS with
out trial and without any charge being laid
Cross examined by Hawiey. Redd said that he
was member Of the western federation OF
ganization was formed. II was the day after the
Independenee depot explosion that he was taken
to the bull pen"
Military officers were in control at the bull
pen." where there were $50 men confined when
the witness arrested. Asked tf he did not
know that the military was merely investigating
the depot matter and that soon as it learned
that a man had nothing to do with it he was
allowed to CO.. Redd replied that he knew
Telluride. Colo, when arrested He said that
be had never seen Steve Adams until he came
to Boise
SULLIVAN ON STAND
Redd was released by the colonel commanding
the bull pen, who advised him that it might
isting conditions prevailed. He left two days
later and has not been back since
Charles A Sullivan, Waterman at the Brown
pie Greek district. followed Redd on the witness
stand. Sullivan said that he knew Orchard at
Cripple Creek in 1902 He then detailed the
made to him and which Orchard denied this
morning: Sullivan said that Orchard declared
be rich; that Steunenberg ought to be killed.
would be killed and ii he was not killed he
(orchard) would kill him.
Sullivan examined by Senator Rorsh
He said that he had known Haywood since 1903
and was also acquainted with Moyer, though he
had never met Pettibone He Joined the western
with Bill Essterly, W. F. Davis Sherman PARK
er, BIZ Aikman, Ark Barton and Ed Minister
conversation to Governor Steunenberg occurred
In September, and there was no one present but
the witness and Orchard.
Sullivan declared that Orchard repeated his
denunciation Of Steunenberg several times at the
breakfast table, but there never was any one
else present He had never communicated II
until after the trial had started. He then told
an acquaintance. who brought one of the attor-
neys for the defense to see him
Orchard told the witness he was at Wardner
when the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mill were
blown up. He did not say that he had helped to
do that job.
Court then adjourned until e:so a. m. tomor-