The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-06

asked TO draw rough sketch OF the In
dependence depot and the location OF The
place where he lived where Orchard
lived and where Bill Eastcrly, Steve Ad-
ANS and Bill Ansman lived All were
within short distance Of the depot
On redirect examination Barnes said
practically me entire mining camp lived
Next cainc Jacob Wolff a former clerk
Tor George y. Pcttibone. and in whose
name letters containing money were sent
TO Harry orchard In San Francisco.
Wolf said he first went to work for
peJtihone I'm 1898 aud remained year.
He again entered Pettihonc's employ in
1898 and remained In the store untll the
business was wound up, May l. 1906, fol-
lowing Pettibone's arrest and incarccra
tiop in Idaho.
The witness said that many of the Col
orado miners when In Denver made Pet
tihones store their headquarters He
often made purchases for them and al
lowed them TO leave bundles, etc. in the
store. He met Orchard al the store, but
did not remember ever TO have seen
steve Adams there.
DO you remember sending something
10 California In 1902" asked Darrow
Not Allowed to Explain
Yes. sir; Mr.. Pettibous was in the
store opening his mall one dav, and after
reading one Of the letters he said TO
The State objected to what Pettibone
said and was sustained
The witness said he saw PettIbone open
postoffce and registered q letter for him.
''What was put into the letter.
"a union card and n Masonic charm
That's the last YOU saw of the letter.
Yes, sir,
There was no cross examination.
The defense claims Orchard asked Pet
tibone TO keep his union card, Masonic
charm and some money for him when he
started West in 1904. following the de-
portations from Cripple Creek
Archie Lester Harper, a Young man
cd ~ hA A1r f,N Non t..ll
OF being arrested IN Victor, Col. the day
following the Independence depot explo-
sion.
What for?" asked Darrow
'J was told ] had talked TOO
much In college debate at the State uni
versity ct Boulder. The question being
the militia in Cripple Creek was uncalled
for and unwarranied. ] was on the af-
firmatve.
Harper said nc was taken into custody
by two ''white-Cappcrs. Major Naylor
OF the militia, whom the witness knew.
happened along and ordered his release,
but refused to have the white masked
men arrested. as Harper says he de-
nanded.
The witness was told his father, John
Harper. who had been manager OF the
70 Canon City. Young Harper and
companion walked the thirty-five miles
10 Canon City and found the elder Har-
per there. his head cut and bleeding.
John Harper followed his son on the
stand and related his experiences during
the strike period at length.
The examination of John Harper
continued when the Haywood court met
al o'clock, Clarence Darrow, for the
defense. announced that the Bradley
dispositions had not yet been received
from San Francisco. Copies OF these,
which are in possession OF The proseCu-
tlon. may be used.
Mr.. Darrow announced that with the
exception OF one or two witnesses, Who
would
reading OF the Bradley depoSitions from
San Francisco and the testimony OF &. II.
Mover and of w, n. Haywood. the evil
dence for tho defense was all in. He
asked that adjournment be taken un-
til Monday morning. The State agreed
and an adjournment was taken until
Monday morning,
Judge Wood announced that he would