Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
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Clarence DaHrOw hNloWed Senator
Borah He announce that he had lit
tie TO add to what mis- associate had
already SO eloquently and ably pre-
scented.
At the commencement he laid down
the same general proposition that tha
direct connection OF Haywood with a
conspiracy must h. shown
Where is this conspiracy" hp said.
where, and when. and how"
ut must be shown Was there a
conspiracy 10 XIII Steunenurrg? Was
there a conspiracy TO kin governors?
Was there a conspiracy TO Kin every
one? II Is ridiculous on tho face of II.
You must show more than feeling or i'll
temper TO prove conspiracy"
Mr., barrow warmed up 70 his sub
Ject when ne reached the articles ia
the Miners Magazine WHY the man
was a miner working in the bowels
of the earth IN silver city he said
when the most violent articles have
appeared. Within the last four years
Steunenberg's name has not appeared
In the Miners Magazine Why, It
would be better 10 shut down the
printing presses and abolish news
papers II because of some Incorporate
criticism editors We're to be charged
with conspiracy and put in danger or
their lives"
Mr. barrow sketched through the
evidence, and like Richardson, mauv
tanned that without orchard there was
no evidence TO show that any officer
or member OF the Western Federation
of Miners knew anything about the
crimes 10 which Orchard testified. The
connection of Orchard with the Fm-
dicator mine, the Independence depot
the killing of Lyle Gregory and the att
tempts on Bradley We're not supported
Mr.. Darrow held. by am proof except
by the word Of Orchard himself. The
crimes had been committed and or
chard says he is the guilty man. but
there is no one else TO prove that Or
chard was there.
Where is there a witness In this
case who has ever heard lisp of
Haywoods connection with this con-
spiracy? We have nothing but the
testimony of q man who IL trying to
convict three men TO save his own
life"
Mr.. barrow turned to The evidence
of the draft sent TO Simpkins on Dec.
p. Why" he said, IF Haywood had
sent it, would he be guilty? Is Gus
P0ulson guilty Of the murder of Ste
nenberg because he gave Orchard $500
ON which Orchard, according TO the
EVIDENCE produced by the state trav-
eled to Caldwell to kill Steunenberg?
NOW vigorously denounCiug Or
TO counsel for the state, speering and
satastic, and again discussing the
legal aspect OF the case, barrow was
the picturesque figure of the after
moons argument
The state has promised 10 con-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" he cried, and
turning to Senator Borah he sneered,
connect with what? The rotten thread
of the testimony of Orchard. the
traitor, the assassin. the inforner. and
the murderer
In conclusion, he appealed to the
court 10 Withdraw the case from the
jury ana dismiss the case
Judge Wood Immediately announced
his decision refusing the motion.
The court is thoroughly satisfied
that the case should be submitted to
the jury. II ] felt differently would
not hesitate to so rule"
The court then explained that he
would not review the evidence in a
written opinion, because there were
two more defendants to be tried later.
Court then adjourned until 10
o'clock on Monday morning.