The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-19
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alleged conversation with ID. c. CoGtes
formerly Lieutenant Governor OF Colo
In this Orchard is alleged To have said:
The more l of my old partners in
the Hercules, the more bitter feel. They
all are rich and am wandering pau
per-. III get even with Steunenberg
Orchard said quietly: 81 never made
Where"
A, this point the State took Orchard
over for the redirect examination,
J. II. Hawley asked as to his interest
In the Hercules mine which he said he
sold in March, 1897. This was some time
prior TO the troubles in the Occur
and left the State after the blowing up
Of the concentrator al Wsrdner. The
morning by Deputy Sheriff Nichols was
handed TO Orchard and the contents were
identified by him The letter read In ef-
feet: Dear Toni have received yours
and have sent that to Jack. | hope 10
hear from you as TO your movements and
that you VIII be successful" There was
no signature.
Orchard said in his direct examination
that the letter came from Pettibone.
copy OF telegram from Spokane was
Identified by Orchard The telegram tel, resd:
Caldwell in the mornlng-M.
Orchard said he had not made any ar
rangement with Miller, but that IN oc-
Spokane OF which Miller was a member
would be good men,
ting into any trouble?" asked Mr.. Haw-
ley,
Anticipated the Killing.
~ suppose he meant trouble over the
killing OF SteunenoeTe? ,,,.,,,.
trouble OF this kind when in Spokane?
mo. sir. ] only talked 10 him about
suing the railroad for the loss OF my
From this the State Jumped to April,
1905, and asked what Haywood had said
10 him about writing 10 his wife. Or
chard was proceeding TO ten OF q letter
Haywood had written TO Mrs. Orchard.
when the defense objected hotly on the
ground that IL was new evidence Sen.
aIor Borah argued that the defense had !
brought out in the cross examination that
Haywood had spoken OF correspondence |
with Mrs. Orchard.
IF there is any question Of this being ,
proper redirect examination the court VIII /
allow the State Ia reopen" said Judge !
Wood very positively. notwithstanding the |
attempt on the part Of Clarence Darrow !
to continue the argument.
Orchard said that an arrangement was |
made through Pettibone with Haywood |
Orchard had gone 10 Alaska. It was also .
q greed that letters should be written by
Orchard dated from Alaska before he
went 10 San Francisco. Orchard said one
letter was so written in Denver and hand
I'd 70 Paddy Nfulliney. who was organizer
for the Western Federation Of Miners at
Cripple Creek Another letter was also
given Orchard said to Marion Moore.
who took IL 10 Nome. Alaska. and mailed
Il there Marion Moore was an agent
Of the Western Federation OF Miners. who
went TO Alaska 70 organize the miners
Al this point three letters were marked
FOR identification under running FIRE OF
protest from the defense. J,udse Wood.
however, ovsrruled all the objections.
Letters Placed in Evidence.
sent to Mrs. Orchard through Paddy Mul-
liney 10 Cripple Creek was offered in evi-
derce. Counsel for the defense and Hay
wood were in consultation over the let
made TO both letters because they were
private CORES spondence between Orchard
and his wife md had no bearing on the
case against Haywood
Judge Wood during the pause said that
he would allow the photographers 4 last
opportunity 10 disturb the proceedings
what tense owing 10 the VERY apparent
estnestness Of both sides over the docu-
nentary evidence. the State 70 get IL in
ana the defense To Keen IT out, was re-
ieved. MIR. Hawlsy complaining that the
thus far had shown only the
back of his head.
Judge Wood carefully read the letters
,fered in evidence and after some min
Ites consideration admitted them.
Another letter was then introduced u
vas letter from Orchard 70 his wife.
nailed in Nome. Orchard said he wrote
he letter just before leaving for Idaho
o kill Steunenherg, leaving the date
member Of the executive board OF the
Western Federation OF Miners, who was
;olng TO Nome II was agreed that the
late should he filed in when Moore got
o Nome. Orchard said he was never In
\ laska or Nome.
When the prosecution offered the next
document a decided stir showed that the
interest Of the courtroom was aroused.
Two letters were handed to counsel for
he defense. These were from Haywood
a Mrs. Orchard in Cripple Creek. and In
Orchard as Dear Madam and Sister"
els her that Orchard has gone to Alaska
Orchard said he had received a letter
rom his wife while ne was In Denver.
I was handed to him. ne said, by Hay
wood
Senator Borah read one Of the letters
rom Orchard 20 Mrs. Orchard and puy- /
,ortlng 70 come from San Francisco In
he letter Orchard told her in replying 10
land the. letter to Paddy Muiliney. who
you'd take IT TO heedquarters.' and it
Letter of Haywood Read.
An the letters were read to the jury.
1e last was the Haywood letter writ
en- en- on the lstterhead Of the Western
,ederation !, OF Miners. Senator Borah read
woods letter TO Mrs. Orchard read pracli-
ally as follows;
Dear Sister and Madam have not
asst had think was from Aaska-Fair-
ield, | think. was the address. | see that ,
errible conditions exist among the law
no order element at Cripple Creek w ,
} Haywood
, The letter was dated from Denver. in
At this point Judge Wood asked Mr.
iawley how long he would take TO con- ,
dude his redirect
Mr. Hawley said about an hour re- I
;ess was ordered to 30 D. m. :
Orchard was brought back TO the will
less chair at AS and the redirect ex- ,
-mination continued by J. II. Hawlev. :
ie was asked II he ever had Instruc :
Ions from Haywood. Meyer or Petit
zone as 20 what he should do If he got :,
nto trouble. 7ol
Yes. had" replied Orchard "Thev
Old me any time got into trouble. not !
o write or wire them, that they would ,
END some one TO look after me- ,
Mr.. Hawley next asked II he used a .
,art OF the same fish line used for The ,,
steunenoerg bomb On the Bradley or
Goddard bomb. Vi
II didn't use the FISH line on the Brad
ey bomb. but / did use a part Of the
ane line on the Goddard bomb" ''e
Hewley turned from these details Ia the