The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-15
!, Wood Indicates That He
IN Require a Conclusion
of Testimony.
kSpIRACY QUESTIONS
4 AFFECT BOTH SIDES
/ Of Argument That Counsel
|Eill Follow in Summing
Up Case.

|o7sR Ida, July 14.-The end of
mi of William D. Haywood, sec
and treasurer Of the Western
,,,;on of Miners, charged with con-
!, 10 murder, is now within meas"
10 distance. The case will to-
g cnter its tenth week of hear
E.iorc Judge Fremont Wood in the
[:,t Court of Ada county. Both
. nave rested and the .rebuttal has
Testimony has been introduced
moot of the charge brought by
Rate OF Idaho that conspiracy
n among high officials Of the
IN Federation OF Miners 10 in
iEe all persons who ran counter to
|.uposes Of union labor with view
|'<hblishing members of organized
al workingmen as masters Of
/ l,uatlon, thus commencing a po-
A and industrial reorganization
4 having its initiative III the West,
"A spread with irresistible force
.siout every section of the coun-
testimony has been introduced TO
"a ,tat, in pursuance of this conspi-
q iehteen men were murdered.
II hfense of the man immediately
&,,uPd and of the officers Of the
|r,fu Federation Of Miners, who
/ urged with participation IN the
h for murder as q means to the
|.M end, testimony has been intro,
|H'to show that another and coun-
||upiracy existed among employers
|1bf in the West looking TO the an
||,iicD Of the Western Federation of
|.n in particular. becaus the fed
ID represented the cause of or
"a labor Testimony has been in
led 10 show that, in furtherance
b conspiracy among actual en-
IS and capitalists, eighteen inno-
mem were killed, the constitution
IL United States was violated and
nspiracy eliminated i'll the State
3ho becoming z party TO an at
10 compass the death of the
n Of tho Western Federation Of
whose secretary IS now on
The Orchard Narrative.
State Of Idaho has produced
M Orchard, who swears. that he is
-ttual murderer of the eighteen
shcse death is not disputed. He
ID that he was employed by Viii
D, Haywood, Charles III. Moyer,
resident. and others of the West
.elcration, to murder for a price.
Western Federation of Miners has
FED witnesses TO contradict the
rony of the self confessed murder
other witnesses to show that If
gdercd, he murdered because he
'nployed by detectives la the en-
of the owDers Of mines and
y citizens of Colorado TO commit
that might be laid to the door
Western Federation.
state of Idaho, through its rep
m!iye counsel, will argue to the
N,thln the next two weeks that
HIa story rs true. and that there
ssisl the widespread conspiracy TO
e'ie what is called by the defcu~
~ thls case "tbe capitalistic
r western Federation OF Miners,
xl rs attorneys. will argue that
y . perjurcr for reward-the
~ oeing Immunity from punish
gr the murder of former Gov
y n.eunsnberg, and that conspi"
~ a0w exists or the part Of the
%sae,s and employers of labor TO
~" INC Western Federation of
{p ench though Haywood, Mover
- ss,uoouc should hang in pursu-
y lneir plans. Two arguments on
ade vii! be made.
The States Kebuttal,
|E rebuttal for the State
Is being directed against
N "i'Aesses produced bv the
10 dscredit Orchard. AT
na OF the first day OF re-
81 NJ warrant was issued for DIR.
y LS'oee. VINO swore that he saw
|1 I0,,ihn IN North Dakota at time
|s>Xs Xs'sudid swore lie was in Denver
eE 80 prominent man living in
aeEn part Of the State, Couu.
|fX q -. defense, as soon as they
~ y ou tne warrant having beer
EIk ecu, telegram to McGee
r ana' according to Clarence Oar
%;.oI OF Haywood 3 counsel, they
y n 10 come 10 Boise al once
hi eApscted that the warrant would
II eo today, but SO far nothing
Z rIs;mara heard OF II. Tonight the de
~ AIMS to have discovered new
h 'e ehow that Orchard 3 ma
lfL6a"iatner L6;aa. was maniac OF
ki|-Iy OF crime, and that h,
IN, .Vea IN Canada: and ther,
h iutimations OF possible de
10 = fremont Wood, however, in
,,,'s counsel that the case mus
r. ill., He points ont tha
b che scope of the eXamina
~, Illnesses on both sides, tn,
~ hus ss'snt have been much short
~ sr .nat he was dcsirous %
II "Wuty opportunity to counsel {,
M." case in direct, Now
~ dIe dsIu situation is different, an,
Z, hte ts''sy s would be an injustice t
~ while the continued confine
|te 'ae Jury would imperil tn
pswey Not Arrested,
J saes s; novel feature of the cas-
NJ 0tression of the witness, Wi
~ p,ie;,, VINO Yesterday swore tina
Il ~ diiPaIed In the riots in tn
~ I1,ehes when two mon wer
~ LA making this confessio
h Taa fal himself open to arrcst
|t ~ The State express tn