Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-12
HAYWOOD OA
 STAND AT BOISE
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first met Orchard in 1904. the same time Mover met him. Orchard came as delegate from one of the Cripple Greek miners unions to the conyen- tion of the State Federation of La bor. The witness denied as flatly as Mover did yesterday, that Orchard was at the Federation headquarters in December 1903, and that he had congratulated Orchard on blowing up the Vindicator mine.
 He never spoke to me at ony time about the Vindicator," declared Hay wood. and never received any money from me-
 Haywood corroborated what Mover testified to as to the circumstances of Orchard accompanying the president to Ouray, Colo.
 When Mover asked Orchard if he had any fire arms" said Haywood, Orchard unbuttoned his vest. reach ed way down in the belt and pulled cut a 45-calibre six shooter. IL must have been a foot and half long. asked him what he was going to do with the thing. He said he would take it out to 0uray. I said: Do you think those fellows down there are going to wait until you undress your self to get that thing?"
 Haywood's recital of the incident was told in good hGmor and called out a ripple of laughter in the court room Haywood told ofMoyer's re- turn from Ouray to Denver in 1904, in custody of detachment of militia. Haywood was a prisoner in custody of officers and at his own request was allowed to meet Mover at the depot. The witness told how he had just greeted Mover at the depot when General Bulkley Wells interfered and Haywood struck Wells.
 What happened then?v
 Soldiers set upon me and I got much the worst of it."
 Haywood was then taken to the Oxford hotel, he said, and there one of the soldiers pulled six-shooter on him. Haywood struck the soldier, then another row occurred, in which Haywood was again roughly handled
 Haywood said he heard nothing of the Independence depot explosion or the murder of Lyte Gregory until af- ter they happened Orchard( he said never approached him in connection with either of these matters no had he ever mentioned them to him in any way. The Federation. Haywood declared never had any difficulty with Gregory. AS to Johnny Neville, the witness said he had never met or sp6kcn to the man. He had seen niEi at heaIs uarters one day, but what evs- eonversars-p the man had there was with Mover. zz
 Did you eTer give Orchard at any 4ine Or place any money for the In, dependence depot explosionz" asked Darrow.
 q did rot"
 Haywood said he saw Orchard at Pettibone's store in May, 1905. He remembered the incident because of Orchard having solicited him to take out some life insurance. He had no further conversation than to decline to have the policy written. He next saw Orchard in the middle of July.
 eDid you and Mover ever have a conversation with Orchard in Petit bones back yard or anywhere else as to the killing of Governor Steun- enbergg"
 No sir: neyer'
 The witness said he lived in the neighborhood of Pettibone's store and often had been in the back yard nbt never discussed the murder. The yard was only twenty-six feet across and the Solomon family next door lad ten children playing about there most of the time. At Pettibone's store one day. Haywood said he heard Orchard say he was going back to Alaska and not going back to his