New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
DET4ILS OF THE TRIAL.
Orchard, Recalled to the Stand,
Repents Denial

so,.e idaho June 25-wher the trial Of William
d HAYWOOD was resumed this morning there was
a SUNRISE in store for the spectators The oe-
fsnce IN opening its case asked permission 10 re-
cau. Harry Orchard in order 10 put Few adol-
fional irapeaching questions 10 the states most
,rrror+snt witness Orchard had been brought in
from the penitentiary and put on the stand
t-or7ediatelv after court opened Mr. Richardson
questioned him He wanted 10 know II Orchard
Rad not told Max Malich in Turkish bath estao-
lishrnent in Denver that Governor Steunenperg was
responsible for his being poor man and that ne
intended 10 Kill him. Orchard said he had been 10
the baths with Manch but denied that there had
or,baTd next was asked If he knew John D
Elliott
= I do rot replied the witness
FII,ott vas in court and was requested to stand
ND Orchard looked at him. shook his head ana sald
lie did not know the man He denied having mac nae q
conversation with the man. in Wfich ne Is alleeei
70 have told Elliott he was in the employ or the
Mine Owners Association
Richardson asked Orchard Il he had NOT told
Elliott that capital had determined 70 get rid OF
union labor and would begin with the western
Federation Of Miners: that something was gong 70
''r had no such conversation with any person at
any time or place" declared Orchard -.
Orchard also denied talking with Elliott about
Governor Steunenberg
DO You know D. G Copy?" asked Richardson,
Yes, sir
Did you IN his room at San Francisco discuss
the blowing up Of Fred Bradley and say that
Bradley got what he deserved?'
Il NAV have said Il. don't know.
Didn't you say Coply that there was another
man who had hand In the Coeur d'Alenes troubles
Governor Steunenberg-and that this man had
driven YOU out Of the country. and you INTENDED
No. sir: didn't say just that neither in sub
stance nor effect. There was conversation In
which Governor steunenberg's name was men
toned"
Orchard next was confronted by Charles A. sulli-
van. miner from Cripple Creek. He said he knew
Sullivan but denied having a conversation with
him in which he said Governor Steunenberg ought
20 be killed. would be killed and II he was not
killed Orchard would Kill him himself Orchard
successfully denied having similar conversations
With Fred Hough. OF Wallace; James Rainey,
stage driver, and Lottie Day. woman he knew in
Denver.
''Did you tell Lottie Day that you had some
money in Pettibone's store that you had got from
mo. SIR
Orchard denied in turn having made threats
against Steunenberg David Coates. T. r Vedd
". 3. Easteriy and ". F. Davis.
The defence here offered in evidence two Of the
Rogues Gallery pictures Of Orchard taken after
his arrest for the murder Of Governor Steunenberg
ORCHARD UNKEMPT IN PICTURE.
The pictures show Orchard in garb resembling
that ot tramp unshaven and unkempt. Richard
son said the pictures offered 10 show the jury
the condition Of Orchard the time of the murder
as contrastcd with his appearance to-day Judge
Wood admitted the pictures, and they We're handed
20 the Jurors who examined them closely. An
other picture Of Orchard in group of three. one
hojding smoking revolver was also introduced
81 evidence BY the defence. The picture taken
IN Salt Lake City IN 1901 Orchard said the pct-
pre was taken novelty. His companions were
Andy and Peter Christensen
In his direct testimony Orchard told Of making
trip into the Vindlcator mine with named
Joe" Scholtz Confronted to-day by a man giving
hss name as Scholtz. Orchard said he not the
person ~ whom he had spoken.
Then came the first witness for the dcfe1ce-Mrs
Mary J. King vino formerly conducted rooming
house IN Cripple Greek Mrs. King elderly. re-
0ned woman with gray pompadour, examined
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