The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12
GIVE THE LIE TO ORCHARD.
Former Friends and Associates Of
Cold. Blooded Assassin Contradict
His story

FNNa 9AANN
n,lse. Idaho Max Malich. Joe Me.
hcHct and Billy Altman three NJ the
men yarIously implicated iu alleged
misconduct ut Glohoyillc Denver and
Cripple Creek. ON the word Of Harry
Orchard went tp the stand uu Tues
day as Witnesses Cor " ID Haywood
aud made denial of Orchards tcsti'
mouy MaliOh swuro that orchard,
and not h,. suggested the iuhuman
plot of dyuamtug a boarding house
full of nouuuion smoltcrmon at Globe.
Vile. aud that Orchard originated the
idea OF killing William Macdonald.
one of Mauch's business rivals lie
said hc had been burned Boy some
mysterious acid thrown into mis- house
boy am unknown hand, but ne denied
that this acid wa. really 'Pctubonc
dope that had been LETT in his room
. by steve and Annie Adams He also
denied that "pottihouy dope had been
used iu burning his store and tcsu.
/ fed that he was at his ranch when
. the fire occurred lie also sworc that
orchard had told him that but for
/ Governor Stpunonhcrg ho would be
rich. and that hc intended to Nil
Sueuuonborg
Mchclipt ON orusH.oNamiuutiun. who
followed Malich also made positive
aud circumuanlal douials of all the
things Orchard sworc he did with him
The cross.cNaminotiun of an three
witnesses showed purpose ON the
part Of the state 90 further deal with
their testimony when the case In re.
|huttal is reached When Orchard ~
recalled be- will bc asked to give his
version of the alleged use OF Petit.
bone dope" In burning Malich's siorr
at Globevillc
Another unusual feature was con
, trihuted To this unusual case, with its
background Of plots and counter plots
. criminal. industrial and political, by
! appearance az witness for the de-
Tense of =. Mcfarland, brother oI
: Detective james Mcfarland, wh'
, worked up the case against Haywood
. Mover aud PcttibOnc. This McParlan,
.is shoemaker at Manituu, and he
p came to tell that while he was follow
. luE MS I'NN'lNl ilhlN ~ NA'''A WN's'
. the strike he was unceremoniousll
taken from his last by the militia
. thrust into the bull pen" and then dc
ported.
Attorney Generals Evidence.
Eugene Englec, former attorney ger
oral Of Colorado, swOre that orchar
. told him of the loss Of a rich share II
T. the Hercules mine aud Of his intonto
~ tn ldu Stounonborg Englee told a
p great length how the military author
j." ties az Cripple Creek def 4 the PR
p ccssos OF the civil courts, how he wa
vs. himself deportod from Telluride, wher
ho went us counsel for the federation
w. and how he was later dcported frol
~ Cripple Greek the day the mob d.
i" stroyed the union store at Goldheld.
VI The defense also produced Thoms
III c. Foster. now bartender Of Bisbe
. Ariz.. and who, as a union miner M
~ tried and acquitted at Cripple Gre,
n' on the charge that he had attempt,
III to wreck train ON the Florence
W Cripple Creek railroad Foster told
10 his experience In the bull pen" On O
DO tempt OF Detectives ID. G. Scott and
Sc G. Sterling TO force confession tu
MT him. which WIS followed by seyento'
he days solitary confinement, and j
final flight from the district, when
walked thirty miles and tasted
ON over thirty hours.