Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25

from the first. and ~ Il dies. 81 VIII DE
fighting organisation. II has had a srou
hle,is career; Il has been opposed BY ever
device n the mine owners. hnt Il has pros
-ered.
barrow detailed the benefits the organ
isation had brought to the miners ana suit
that the Butte union alone has paid NOR
ihRn a million dollars 20 the widows AM
orphans Of itH members.
barrow said that as soon az the Fedora
tian WAS horn the mine owners set about 4
destroy g. and as the chief means, hire,
the Plnkerton Detective Agency. with Me
p~artlRnd at is head,
We will show" he said. that ihey have
hired detectives ana placed them IN posi-.
tinns 81 responsibility az secretaries and
presidents u local unions and that thes,
hired men constantly advised the miners q
strike and that when "a strike WAS on. they
eounseied violence, dynamite and murder
They did II al Telluride they ala e at
cripple Greek, and at many other places
viii show that the pinkorton agency
has been the chief factor in this case from
The very beginning" he declared
barrow said that probably many foolish
intemperate things had crspt into The Min
err MaRasiae. but that the editors had no
college education, and Meyer and Haywood
paid bat little attention TO II. lie said the
defense would read matter from The maya
aine, showing that II docs not advise via-
lence. bat caunsefled a Wise administration
ana discussed economic conditions temper
afsl.
he said the defense would show that
Jack slmpklna was thrown into the bull
pen in couer d'Alene and maltreated, he
was stood up at a post by q eolorcd sol
dier. ana a hayohel driven into his breast
The defense win show, barrow asserted
that Orchard was a shoestrins gambler
who had never done q days work 10 his
lie and that he was not at the bunker Hill
aud Sullivan mill. as he had testified. when
Dc was blown up. and ala not participate
10 most Of the crimes ~ which he has
boasted.
= don't like to take any bloom or the
reach like that. hut while we viii show
that ne is not the murderer be boasts him
sell to be. We will compensate him by
proving him 10 be the most monumental
liar that ever existed
Before our first witness leaves the
stand. gentlemen. we VIII convince you. yes
We viii convince Prosecutor Hawiey him |
self. that this man Orchard has lied in the
most essential points Of his story
we believe We have from twenty-five
70 lhirty Witnesses who viii take the stand
and contradict this man absolutely. some
" these witnesses wiz be miners, but others
VIII "" fNAtHfNNNtF ANHH''ANFf fNFNfN NHN
have never done 5 days work In their
Lives. declared barrow
Darrow took no ne careers 81 Haywood
Meyer and pettihaHe. lie declared that all
three wero Americans, plain, honest men
ia, woad. he said. Is a plain, blunt, cour
ageous fighting man fighting the militia
when necessary and always fighting for the
protection o. widows and orphans
sioyef. as the head Of the Federation
fought every conceivable fight as men IKE
hun. barn o. such stock. viii always
fsht"
pettihone- he said, was 8 happy, careless
sunny man with a laugh aud a Toxic ion
every one
iiS then tosk up Orchard and showed
his character go be very different from that
n the accused men Ne traced orchards
career Of crime golnR into the details of
the many murders which Orchard said he
mad
Taking up next The blowing up " the In
dependence depot. Mr.. barrow said he did
not knev whether Orchard blew u up or
NOT but 10 was Inclined to believe that he
did not The depot was o worthless huild
ine a eide track stop fof work trains Il
wasn't worth a white chip declared the
Rut the mine owners wanted the
military back IN sic district and about the
tive this depot rus blown up the word
had gone ont thai something was coming
eff. ] won't say that the mine owners or
d#sectiyts wanted 10 KIN anybody at this
depot killing people was too mussy for
fhen This depot was worthless and un
used II the powder could be touched of
lust before the train arrived, ana before
the men cot there. u would got ktil any
hudy bot Il wonid be anoth4 attempt IN
the line Of The Western FEDERATION 81 Min
.tN 70 get rid ~ "A lot Of acahH
Following the explosion the town marshal
sent lar dngs to follow the tran FROM
whore q wire led 20 Il chair rung The dogs
oiteied around a while and went to the
81 Al Moore. They were taken away
aud started again. ana once more they came
20 Al Moore's house. Then other dogs We're
sent fot aud they took the trait down to-
ward Colorado springs The man in charge
~ X G sterling chief detective %
Mine Owners association. and told him
the DOGS wers on a sure scent but Stor-
Las told him Co call Off the dogs, that he
who did IT,
aThe dogs we're called orr said nj Oar
and Orchard came back 70 Denver
went where he wrlcd without being
In any way"
Describing the conditions which followed
he explosion o. the Independence depot
NJ barrow said the secretary Of tho Mine
wv iNAN' a. FAiNfNh AhFNA 81
wagon denouhclng the Western Federation
q MineF~. saying that nov was the time
.o got RIA Of he Organization Just then
o shot was fired
We wll stow that X e. Sterling fired
me shot" said the attorney and that 10
the signal for a general slgrmlsh MANY
-hots were fired and when the smoke
ie<red away two men lay dead
barrow then went into a detailed story
af the alleged depredatlons ~ the militia
lphu union property IN the Cripple creek
district All the union men were driven /
their stores aud halls and libraries
broken into ana looted lie sold the |
militia some time later found that one hun !
10 the deported men were gathered SEQ
b canyou snd were prospecting. Under
3euefal nell the soldiers were taken Go the
place ana the men we're fired upon-onc 1
1rinn kIiied and others injured. An We're +
arrested and taken back to thc district ana
sut iH tbe ball pen
A recess until g y m WAS then taken u
4r barrow having about half completed
Mr Datrow resunlns his speech after E
he recess continued To- narrate Go tho iury
q STORY % the conditions prevailing iu