The Ordway new era., 1907-07-05
The PINEERII
they WORM rHsmsrlv,.
LABOR COUNCILS AND -.
GET HOLD OF RELIEF ,
Startling Testimony srev,.. I
'he Haywood Murd., rss.S
Sensation In co.,.

VI Nne pthk..-
,ee,lye ,,, agency at Denver Il.
iished his adventures and ~
confidential reports and nd ,aaa! a.al I I
passed through his hand, @ /, :.
upon the agency, was , ~. ~
half OF William ID. Hayxo"Ss
how the Pinkertons had -. -
into many Of the impor,a,, y. ~.
the Western Federation a NJ
The call from the deies.. \. a',,' y, !
man TO take the stand 49,
OF the sensational periods y =
He is a striking looking nv. !
with a shock Of black hi, y
marked Hebraic type. Hs,r
glasses magnify his larse ~,
and his Smooth shayep ~ :
pale. By name and opera,I,, :.
he Identified dozen de,ee,,.'
succeeded in entering or ,,,,,,
close to the miners unIo,,
rado. and he produced volur,'.|
les Of the reports they u,. \
agency for transmlsslon "a 4.
owners. Friedman WIS A n...l
stenographer under Detet,i,. >
land, and, SO he testified hul
of his duty to Tecopy The ~
the operatives as they rea,Al h
ficc.
Friedman swore that in st,|
stances the detectives sent a. N
agency In behalf Of the u.,,
managed to get themselves ~
high Office In the union and al
of instances they carried tA.-
roles to the extent Of shlri,, Z
hardships Of real striker ~
finally deportod from Il.
with real Ftrikers who yt.. I
fore the militia, Ten feet tr,d
mans chair sat George "
who. as n Pinkerton defective u
up to the leadership in h. n
union. and. turning to biz y
tion OF Clarence DarrOE. u, u
identified him. Redell sd
touched his chest as Frie!-n
ed toward him.
Friedman said that one -
operative became chairmit I
strike relief committee al "a
and. as such. had charge Il
funds and foods disbursst y
the local union and genera I'D
Friedman said that under i,ss
from his superiofs al The NJ
agency this man first triet u
the federation by the aNsA 2
ture In behalf of the strsa
falling In this. he cut The ~
to the lowest point Of sitt
the hope that the measn
union might censure Hal.o,
Friedman was twice inlsTs
give way to other witnessed
not get beyond the ldeniisa11
"a brief sketch OF each oper
ployed in the espionage q Y
lions strike operations, aid "
tification of several Of ne 2
tial reports. The examiniua
show whether Friedman tt
employ of the Pinkertons ~
behalf of the labor organn
his decision 10 make p1bif =
edge and the documents &c
reached after he was empga
Aside from the Introduces
ris Friedman. the defense is
a large amount of tes'inoaI
Orchards credibility. ,he y
to the time orchard sold hs !.
in the Hercules mine. ana
ment of Jack Simpkips VIZ
oner In the Idaho "0nllprI
motive for the murder o.
Lyte Gregory: the whippns
friendly to the strikers u
Creek, and the circnnls'iosss =
which the processes oil 'ns s ~
n, Telluride we're disresifta
III
military authorities. M.
Two witnesses swore ~
day the Bunker Hill and ~ y.
was destroyed Harry ole',a
Mullen, which is eighteen Il.
Wardner. They located =
poker game and one Of lls, lnss
McHale, a barkeeper-sNo's',
s sat in the game. By ra1Sa -.
including a showing ina, , ~ y
gambler, the prosecuti011 1.l 4
TO break this teslimony, ,.,s ~
"eIiI J. H. Ramey. who fornsa' ,a.ts
stage lines in north ids,s sir 7
1Sse ,Ssa o1rh"aa ond orered to sell
terest in the Hercules hat nat i
Orchard has testified ~ W., mi,,
sold his interest in the ,he,1l ~
raa,w, he was sent sent to the "Dullpsss X
Idaho in 1899, for assUadItiys
er knew, described eouJ ,"lS y
military prison, and I.,s ,o'' 81
soldiers required 'aeN \, ,be u
stand for six hours IN LIN IN 4
a July day, refuseu eu,arius M
kept him up by men''
their bayonets. .,.,,neS 4
liam Amole. once a " Sa secst
Portland mine. whlcn l'Issrs d
demands of the strlhe't stra 10 4
Creek, and continued y
union men. ,,,,,age
In picturesque ians ,eId III,
good humor, Amole .o't the
Was first driven from, d. N fun
sneaked back to get It.. nis me j
to be rounded up ;r " bat
soldiers released ,n.,,1,eus n,,.,
the once of the Cl.'Ay !, nary