Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-13

including Frank j. Hearne. Of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company. and
Ex-Governor Grant.
Il compared the palace in which
Governor Grant lived to the hUts OF
some of the smeltermen. and l did il
so wildly that tears rolled down Gov
ernor Grants cheeks and he said he
WAS going to leave the state.
II told the men present that it was
such influences as they represented
that corrupted the legislatures and
courts"
And You referred to the court OF
which Judges Gabbert ana Goddard
were members 90"
Il referred 10 the supreme court"
And you regarded Judges Cab.
bert ana Goddard as representatives
If corrupt corporation Influences
Il wouldn't like to say that per-
sonalls."
Borah complained at one point
that the witness was endeavoring To
evadc a direct answer. Haywood
disclaimed this andS declared That he
was ready To answer any and all
questions to the best Of his ability.
After recess Senator Borah uues-
toned Haywood as to- his various
meetings with Orchard. The witness
said he knew absolutely nothing
about Orchards whereabouts from
the time of the independence depot
explosion June 6, 1904, until he came
to headquarters in Denver in January,
1905.
HAYWOOD could not recall ever hay
ing met Orchard i'm company with
Mrs. Lottie Day at the Belmont room
ing house in Denver, and declared
positively that he did not at this time
any time enter orchards room.
Mrs. Day. q Witncs, for the defense,
on REORGANIZATION of The Incl
dent which Haywood denied today.
Within a few days after the hide
uendcnce depot explosion. Haywood
said the papers began to connect
Harry Orchards name with the af-
fair. They commented upon the fact
he had left Cripple Greek and
gone TO Wyoming,
''The papers seemed to know where
he had gone" said the witness.
Did you?" asked senator Borah.
mo. sir
Did YOU ever meet Mrs. Harry
Yes. sir. It must have been at
headquarters"
"IIow many times was she there ?"
Il can't say
In your letter TO Mrs. Orchard you
said that the last Information you got
rs 20 Orchards whereabouts was
rom Alaska? %
Yes. sir"
And The only Information You had
his statement that he thought OF
yoing 10 Alaska"
yes. sir"
and your reason for saving what
900. 9 .-.a. a.nvH. rrAHa slflnff HHsa at I
o convey Ia her the real facts That
we're IN your possessiou?'
yes. sir. / think tina was IT,"
Did YOU ever talk to Harry or
in any way about Governor
;tcunenberg ~
81 don't mink cver did"
Did YOU ever hear orchard make
NY threats against Governor Steun-
II don't think ] ever did"
You had no knowledge of any
PERSONAL enmity orchard may have
.ad toward Governor S~teunenberg
"<o. SIR"
Rcpiyiug to a question as to why
he federation retained an attorney 10
efend Orchard, Haywood said the
r~canization did nothing to discover
Orchard had been doing prior
% the murder of Governor Steunen-
crg. Neither was there any investi-
to determine the mans guilt
r. i~nnOcence. The federation Off
ials went ovcr the Transcript Of the
violence st the preliminary hearing
cfora finally engaging Attorney Fred
Iillor and paying him $1,000. or
made no request to be fur
an attorney.
"Thc second telegram YOU sent 60
laho as to the employment of coun-
Il. saying the Western Federation Of
liners defended $40 man guilty of