davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-23
bo rozped pedzacych wagon6w
byl tax wielki, re w chwile potenf
GAIA siia ma stojacy prs

runeiy Gala siia ma stojacg prz~
Maple ave. pociag. Wstrzasnie-
ME bylo tax straszne, ze pasa-
zerowie wszystkich wagonow
padli ma ziemie, posypaio sic ma
mich wybitych okien szkio; ma
staia panika ME do opisania,
kszyki, jeki placze napeiniiy
poblize. Wezwano telefonicznie
policye arnbulansy, ktore O.
patrzyly ma miejscu caiy szereg
LEI ciezej pobaleczonych o.
sob, z tych jeden mianowicie:
Oh. ONeil, 1910 Maple ave,
odniosl TAX ciezkie uszkodzenia,
re go diugi czas ME bylo MONA
do przytomnosci przyprowadzic.
- Wszyscy oburzeniem zezna'
wall przeciwko motorowemu 1
honduktorowi, ktorych lekko-
myslnosc zasluguje ma nalezyte
ukaranie! Cudem nazwac MONA,
re Mkt zycia ME utracii. Po zde-
rzeniu wszystkie wagony wyko-
leily sic, i ciezko zostaiy uszko-
dzone. Ruch ma tel linii musiano
wstrzymac ma kilka godzin.
Uciekaja pred epidemic.
Przed ciagle w rownej sile
trwajaca epidemic szkarlatyny
dyfteryi W Chicago, uciekaja z
miasta tego CO dnia setki rodzin
malutkiemi swemi skarban1i
pociechami, unoszac je do cie-
plejszych okolic ma czas trwanis
zimy i zarazy. Ma wszystkich
dworcach wszystkie pociagi ma
Wschod - do Pacyfiku na Po-
iudnie przepeinione So matecz-
kami i niahkami, piastujacemi
troskliwie pootulane W szale
kocyki malenstwa, ktorym tax
strasznie grozi bezlitosne widmo
epidemii, wciaz nowe porywaja-
ce ofiary. - Ofiar tych wczoraj
zaraportowano 14s, szkarlatyny.
a 6e dyfteryi, razem aI4. Leka-
RE i czynniki Departments
Zdrowia czynia wszystko, co w
ich mocy, ably postep ! rozszerzc-
ME chorob zakaznych powstrzy.
NAL opanowac.
Rodze1stwo skarzy brata o
y spisek.
Sensacyjne oskarzenie wpiyne-
10 W dniach ostatnich do sadow
chicagoskich, wniesione przes
kilku czlnlow bogatej rodziny
milionerskiej Jackow, przeciwko
Williamowi Jack'owi, kt6rcgo
posadzaja o usuniecie ich stare
60, 81 lat liczacego ojca sdIies
do Kalifornii tam trzymanie 60
przemoca W ukryciu, ably tutaj
miiy synalek m6gi bez kontroli
niczyjej adnninistrowae miliouo-
wa ojca fortuna. W. zwiazku ts
skarga wniesiono r6wniez ska.-
pc przec:wko adwokatowi VIII.
Jeck'a, E. Humphrey'owi, kt6ry
niai Jack'a wspierac rada W je-
60 niecnym, intryganckim spis-
ku. Jack syn, miai ojcu rodzone-
mu grozie srniercia W razie. gdy-
by mu sic sprzeciwial, zmusa
starego do przepisania majatlu
ma swe imie, a potem wytrans-
portowai ojca ukryi 60 gdzies
w Kalifornii = tax dobrze, ze 60 :
nawet inni synowie i corki odna-
lezc ME moga. Fakta zarzuty
oskarzenia wniesionego TAX SO
pawa2ne, ze sedzia wyda{ rodzi-
ME Jack'ow polecenie zakazu
(injunction) przeciwko VIII.
Jack'owi jego adwokatowi, kto-
rym niewolno wypiacac picnic
dzy ami wogole podejmowac "a.
dnych spraw rodzinnych familii
Jack'ow, jak tel = rozumie sic
= ME wolno i'm wybierac BAN
t,k,,, 0;en;ed1v do re-; rodSinv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-23
Sroda dnia 23go Stycznia 1907 r..

ia, re bierze ma siebie Gala odpo-
wiedzialnosc "a jego postapienie.
Kingston, 23 stycznia. = Pa
stor metodystow, Graham, oswald
cyl publicznie, re wyspa Jamaj-
ka stanowi posiadlosc angielska,
ME jest Kuba, ami zadna hiszpah-
sko amerykanska rzeczapospo-
lita.
Washington, 20 stycznia. -
Sekretarz stanu, Elihu Root, O.
trzyma} depesze gubernatora
Swettenham, w kt6rej tenze w
imieniu mieszkahc6w wyspy ia
majki sklada Amerykanom po-
dziekowania "a pomoc, udzielona
przez admira}a Davis mieszkan-
com miasta Kingston. Urzedni-
cy w sekretaryacie stanu ME VIE
dzieli, czy maja owa depesze po-
dac do wiadomosci publicznej
lub ME.
Petersburg, % stycznia. - Z
powodu, re ma wczoraj przypada-
Ia rocznica krwawej nieIdzieli,
swietowali robotnicy w 12 mai
wikszych fabrykach przez pol
dnia. Obeszlo sic bez demonstra-
cyl, poniewaz termometr wska-
zywaf 20 stopni nizej zera.
Wieden, 20 stycznia. = Zarzu-
ty porobione hrabiemu Polonyi,
wegierskiemu ministrowi spra-
wiedliwosci, wywola}y przesile-
ME ministeryalne. Prezes minis
tr6w Wekerle podal sic do dymi-
syi wraz z calem ministerstwem.
Prawdopodobnie cesarz upowa-
mi 60 do dobrania sobie nowych
ministrow, co ME wpiynie bynaj-
mniej ma pogodzenie Z soba
dwoch przeciwnych sobie obo-
zow wegierskich autonomistow..
Berlin, 23 stycznia. = w powie-
Gle swieckim, w Prusach Zacho-
dnich zfozono z urzedow 10 cz}on
kow dozoru szkolnego, ktorzy
popierali straik dzieci polskich.
We wsi Kasparus, W regencyj-
nym obwodzie gdanskim, tfum
ludu polskiego napadi ma szkole
i pobil nauczyciela "a nieludzkie
obchodzenie sic z dziecmi. Dwaj
str6ze lesni rozpedzili t}um.
(Dwai Niemcy stu Polak6w?
Bajki! = Przyp. Redakcyi).
Berlin, % stycznia. = I'm bar
dziej zbliza sic dzieii wyborow,
przyszly piatek, tenn wiecej inte-
resuje sic ludnosc ich wynikiem.
Nigdy jeszcze ,,lud prosty" ME
politykowal TAX zawziecie, jak O.
becnie. Ma zapowiadane .mityngi
gromadza sic ludzie odleglych
stron. Me zdaje sic, re to zainte-
resowanie sic ,,ludu prostego"
wyjdzie ma korzysc rzadu. Socya-
lisci licza ma niezawodne zwycie-
1.-TWO.
Stosunki Danii Niemcami
zmienily sic ma lepsze skutkiem
podpisania umowy, reguluIace]
prawa Dunczykow, zamieszka-
lych w Szlezwigu i Holsztynie,
oraz Niemcow pod panoWd1ileiii
dunskiem. Umowa owa zawlera
4 paragrafy i stanowi dodatek DO
traktatu roku 1864. :.
Haga, 23 stycznia. = Grupa
wysp holenderskich, polozona ma
pofudnie cd Aczynu nalezaca
do Indyi Zachodnich, zostala W
dniu II stycznia nawiedzona
przez powodz. Wyspa Samala
(Wieprzowa) zostala caikiem
zalana przez wode i 1900 ludzi
utoneio.
Paryz, % stycznia.- Ministro-
vie zgodzii sic ma zniesienie
prawa z roku 1881, zmuszajacego
zwolujacych publiczne zebrania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-23

: Izba posiow we waszyngtonie
wyznaczyia sumo mifIony dolar6w
ma utrzymanie zagranicznych poselstv
konsulat6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-01-23
TELEGRAM 7.

Washington, 90 stycznia.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07

STROTHERS BROTHERS
!, PROMPTLY ACQUITTED
WE'RE CHARGED WITH MURDER,
BUT PLEADED THE UNWRITTEN
LAW AND WERE FREED.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
culpepper, Va, March THE
5trothers' murder case went to the
hry this morning at 10 o'clock. After
eing out less than one hour, the jury
Ieturned verdict of not guilty. The
brothers brothers were charged with
he murder of William Bywaters.
Judge Harrison said to the jury,
h fter the verdict had been rendered:
TGentlemen, 1 am glad to hear you
lay that the chastity of our women
to be protected, and that no punish
tent shall be melted to those who
ieal with a man who invades the
Tome. have no censure for your YER
lict. Go to your homes. l hope you
.fIIl find them as you left them"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07
STANDARD OIL AND
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
MUST STAND TRIAL IN MISSOURI,
SAY FOUR FEDERAL JUDGES,
RESIDENCE NO BAR.

Special to the Herald.
st. Louis, March THE Standard
Oil company and John d. Rockefeller
must stand trial here, is the effect of
a decision rendered today by four
Federal judges.
1t is held by the decision that the
defendants in the government custer
suit against the oil trust can be
brought to st. Louis for trial without
regard to what part of the country
they have their legal residence in.
The opinion was written by Judge
Sanborn, Judges Hook, Adams and
Handkerchief concurring.
In all there are seventy defendants,
including Rockefeller, Rogers, Flagler
and six other trust managers. Sixty
one companies are connected in the
suit, being the Standard Oil and sub
sidary companies. The Waters Pierce
company is the only one of the num-
Der having a legal residence in this
State.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07
BUsBY CASE AFFIRMED.
Must Serve Three Years for Misap-
propriating State Funds.

Dallas, Texas, March 6.-OpiniOns
in twenty-three cases were handed
down today by the court OF criminal
appeals, sitting in this city.
The case of A. S. Busby, from Hous-
ton, former assistant financial agent
of the State penitentiary at Rusk, was
affirmed, and the sentence Of the trial
court of three years in the peniten-
tiary must be served. Busby, it will
be remembered, was charged with
and convicted of the misappropria-
ton of public funds, the criminal pros
ecution arising as the sequel to a civil
suit following the discovery Of a
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07
A FAIR AMERICAN
SUICIDED IN PARIS
STOOD BEFORE A MIRROR AND
SHOT HERSELF THROUGH THE
HEART-LlVED HIGH.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Paris. March Mrs. jonathan.
said to be the daughter of a Chicago
magistrate, committed suicide this
morning in her apartments by shoot
ing herself through the heart. She
stood before a mirror and fired the
shot that ended her life. She had
lived layishly and had attracted much
attention in Paris. She left a note
attributing her act to financial diff
culties.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07
THIRTY.FIvE THOUSAND
Reward for Missing Child Of Kites
Hammock, Delaware.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Kites Hammock, Del, March l.
With a reward of $4,000 offered for
the safe return, and another of $4,000
offered for the return of the dead
body, hundreds of people today re-
sumed the search for Morace Marvin,
the 4-year-old son of DR.. Marvin.
The child mysteriously disappeared
from his home on last Monday, and
IN community is thoroughly aroused
oier the strange disappearance. So
ID there is absolutely no clue con-
ce.ning the whereabouts or destiny
" fhe boy. Not even a theory can be
al anced. the only thing being known
- the child has disappeared as
fl,ouoh ha hod hpan
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07
WAS INSANE BUT
IS SANE NOW
is THE PLAN THE DEFENSE HAS
MAPPED OUT IN THAW CASE.
EXPECT TO WIN.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York, March 7.-Thaw's atba@
neys expect to prove by Drs. Ham
mond and Kedfte on Friday that/Thaw
was insane from the time Evelyn
Thaw told him her story in Paris until
some time subsequent to the killing
of White, and therefore can not be
held responsible for his acts in d.
...2sIiHiii M prove as.zd||
he has recovered MS mental equilft%
rum and can not now be confined Il
a madhouse.
The defense considers that it has
already proven that Thaw was insane
at the time of the shooting. and will
now try to prove that he is sane at
the present time.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07
Thaw Pleased.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
New York, March Tt am glad to
hear it," exclaimed Harry Thaw when
told of the verdict in the Strothers
brothers murder case. Il would like
to tell you how glad I am, but the
lawyers will not let me-"
This was Thaw's comment when
told that James and Philip Strothers
had been acquitted of killing William
Bywaters in Virginia.
The Strothers pleaded the unwrit-
ten law.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07
SUBMIT 1T TO THE PEOPLE.
Republican Minority Want Their Con.
stitution Submitted.
Sneclal to the Heraln.

Special to the Herald.
Guthrie. Ok, March THE Repub-
lican members of the constitutional
convention have asked that their mi
nOrity report on constitution be intro
duced Tuesday. and that It be sub
mitted, together with the majority re-
port, to the people. The Republicans
declare their document will secure the
majority Of the votes Of the people Of
the State.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07

shortage of funds with the keeping of
which he was charged, amounting to
about $500
Several defenses we're set up by the
accused when the criminal proceed
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07
TWENTY-FIVE BODIES
ARE WASHED ASHORE
AT cAsTELLAmRE, SUPPOSED TO
BE VICTIMS OF STEAMER NAL
AGA, RECENTLY FoUNDERED.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Naples, March 7.-Twenty-nine bod
les have been washed ashore at Cas-
tellamre. The bodies are believed to
be those of passengers and crew of
the British steamer Malaga, which re-
Gently foundered. Other bodies have
been seen in the surf.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07
AND THEFT
! ACT OF TERRORISTS
KILLED POLICE SERGEANT AND
STOLE TWENTY THOUSAND
DoLLARs-THREW BOMB.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Moscow, March IA police ser
geant killed and $4,000 stolen is the
result of a daring hold-up at the Uni
versity by terrorists. The troops were
being paid OF when the raid was
made.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07
Exclusive Local Representative Of
Ed.V. Price Cd Company
Merchant TsiIorS. Chicago
Ole Grand Leader,

ings were instituted, principal among
which was that his private funds had
been deposited with those of the
State, and that the shortage arose in
consequence thereof.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07
spooner Denies Report.

Special 70 the Herald.
Washington, March Z. - Senator
spooner denies the report that he has
accepted the position OF general coun-
sci for the Hill system of railroads.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-07
Threw Bomb.
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
Warsaw, March IA bomb was
thrown today into a fiat occupied by
Prince Ergatynski, director Of the
government high school. The prem
Uses were wrecked, but the prince was
not hurt The youthful bomb thrower
escaped.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-11
FIN DE UNA RAZA

te herm q1e veia, resultando por
mas grande, con la vaguedad indecibe del misterio.
Los ojos de Fernando. inmensos, profundos, fla
ronse los de Felisa, Felisa bajo los suyos.
LIE psrec6 Fernando 4 Felisa juez impaca
BILE que Ia condenarla barbara suplico.
-iHabla!-dijo Felisa de pronto-haba ago, por
por Dios!
Dijo as Felisa, va pudiera resistir
Ia opres6n grande de pecho ell silencio de ami
ga, fagelabala toda'
Guerra hablare, porque Ia conocia ben; hablan
do, tai desaparecera el efecto que e produjo
aquella mirada, porque mirar Fernan
da ella, ora.
Los ojos de Fernando pareceronle entonces los
de un jurz mistelioso onnipotene, que introdu
cia en- los abismos de conciencia pero prono
tranquilizo Fesa tenia la conviction de que Fernan
da, mirandola de aquel modo, adivinaria su
estado de espfritu
iAh nc. el rostro de Fernando
10 por sentimento que tuviera contacto alguno
por infmo que fuese. las pequenas pasioues;
supo Fernando 10 que ronia 10 que
despecho; ST. jasta, peco nocente, para
comprender ocasiones cuando tenla que usar de
81 rectud y 81 justicia porque todo aquel que Ia
lole Da lareei4ls peri saps lor { ella
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-11
NJ. MARITIME BARKIONUEVO

Sc vsti6 Felsa arregl5 ersayandose para
Ia gran obra de que Fernando no adivin,se 10 Que
corazo1 ardia
LEGO Fernando mt temprano
~ doda Adonzs2-pregunt6 Felisa. beslndola
= Fernando la miro con pen7 doh4 Aldonza
madre.
Sc 10 conto Felisa:
"Pareciae madre dcmasiado trste desde ha-
ca ag1n tempo.
Fernando querfa salir, pre6rendo acompa-
harla, pero la oblig ba salir"
Felsa, encontrando mucho attractive en- hab,ar
de cosas que relaconasen con su csado inter.
no, y CON ciertos anmos ademas, porque Fernando
no habla podido observar rostro las huellas de
sus hondas uchss. trat6 de animarla su vez
No te 1pes-d jola:-complaccl sal cus
no sospeche que su trlste estado abate para que
asi no caiga en- mayor abatim9n4o.
T estas segura, Que enfermedad es una des
gracia, pero no es coss de p-lgro.,.
Vivira as-lo$ m6dcos 10 dicen 10 que pudiera
vivr esando agil fuerte.
no, pero 81 no ESQ; les algo moral algo Que
debe aflijirla mucho.
X no seran visiones tuyas, Fernando
Cav4nos mucho pst eu. er e,sa--V sr.pir6
s4An.neest
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-11

Una G. tatuad BoroaIdn3 De Sa.ut-Pnrre

Auiuciase en- la prensa de Paris,
que una persona rlca. fucrtemente
impreslonada por la lectura de Pa
bio Virginia, Ia de}ado en- su tes-
tanru una manda dc $4,000 para
Ia e.recc ion de un monumenl0 ia
memoria de Bernardino de S2int Pie
rre autor de aquelia c6lebre noVela.
Ell l,.cargo Ia sido con6ado al es-
cultor Holword. El modelo hecho
Dor este representa- a oalntP ierFe
ser'aGo eohre +, tr"nco 2o un arbol Y
ac,1.ad de eseu -nac iJs ~antos &c 10
naturaleza. Tiene en- las maros IN
libro que parece haber olv'dad' por
Ia contemplaci6n extatica de- ? lisa
ie. FL pedestal esta "rnah ..t'-d"
con baJos relieves ~ &
varias cscenas de = 20 ! !
MIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-11
PARIS AL DIA
Fl principilo y Ia marquesa

Ell Principe de Broglie (padre) pu
blica en- los periodicos una carta, sin.
ceray grave, que pone raya Ell rela.
TO que su hljo ha hecho de las aventu-
ras que corrio 6 contin,ia corriendo
Resulta de dicha carta que la casa del
Principe estuvo siempre alberta para
que entrase Ell hijo prodigo; que ell
pacre pago cuantas deudas hizo Ell
hlJo en- Nueva York, Y para evitarle
percanceS estOmacaleS conslgro 4 su
disposition fondos en- una Asociaci6 ion
fraternal.
I'll Joven Principe no tuvo, pues,
necesldad de sentar plazar, como el
ha dlcho, de camarero de cafe 6 de
i1mpiabotas, y no tiene necesidad de
exhlblrSe, como una foca, en- un
music hall de Londres.
Pero ell joven Principe. que tiene
todas las trazas de un degenerate y
de un mentecato, ha querldo Casarse
unas cuantas veces con quien lie ha
dado la CANA. Las suripantas le ii.
ran lrreSistiblem ente Su primer
matrimonio, no fuG del agrado del
vleJo Principe, quien ID Coz sider6
una barbaridad por 10 d sigual. Su
Segundo matrlmOnio, col una cantan-
te de music hall y ST 81 hijo vuel-
. ea''si'1' % N"0 Noii oocIl!d
Tazn@t' ue euPoile1 c. que q NleJo
rllnulPe H no ,.1cnI'a oalIe oe %usto. 1870 D<o:
10y que iooohooo. 1Di1o =" Io' l3 IlnciPes
- s'!lo ~! tl.1(o etiio w Oon'0ue "
SuaIc = ioi iIoiiio, Z Li'cIoo P'id "illOl-
~ oional qne sus ~ Jos con'l "is "n MA
q ili4onioo 4n0 ''t'iI0ii'1n' d 60 'oSl-
oie' q uecolo ID l'c'ello &c Id ca
sa Pd'eIna' . que al "lehoS' no per
Iuoiq aoh q "Alo III l>' qua l@y I'd III
So I1oo[o5ol < - .,IoI T., - -.llLtIo
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-06-14

that we ought to get Ex-Governor
Steunenberg. He thought that If we
got him after letting him go seven
or eight years and then went back to
Paterson, N. j., and wrote letters to
Judge Gabbert, Judge Goddard, Pea
body, Bell and the others telling them
they would get the same thing as
Steunenberg, it would show them they
were not forgotten either and would
have good effect. Meyer said it
would be better than killing them;
that it would be living death, for
they would be confronted by the
thought always Of somebody waiting
FOR them.
Haywood said he had sent several
men to Caldwell to do the Steunen-
berg job. Among them were Minister,
Art Bascom, Mccarthy and Steve
Adams Minister was a miner--a
member of the union didn't know
Mccarthy"
Planning Steunenberg's Death.
Orchard then told how he and Jack
Simpkins had gone to Idaho to COM
nit the crime of murder in removing
Ex-Governor Steunenberg and detailed
their movements, and failure to ''get"
the governor until after Simpkins had
left Caldwell. Continuing, he said:
Once came to Boise but could
not find him here returned to Cald-
well and stopped at the Saratoga
hotel, carrying the bomb in my grip.
! finally located Governor Steunen-
berg ON Christmas night, 1906, and
taking the sawed-off shotgun Petit
bone had given me, went out to his
house. | heard the governor coming
and tried to get the two parts Of the !
gun together, but had not succeeded
before he passed into the house.
then went down town again.
Planted Bomb at Gate. D
"The next time l saw the governor
he was sitting in the Saratoga hotel.
| went up to my room and got the
bomb and hurried out to the Steun-
enberg house and planted the bomb
by the gate. then started back toll
the hotel, and when about two blocks
away I met Governor Steunenberg on
his way home. I ran as fast as
could toward the hotel, but had not
reached it when the explosion oc-
cured
II went to my room to do up some
acid and giant caps and things In a
package AS l was doing SO giant
cap in my pocket exploded and tore
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-06-14

agreed to report to Scott, but that he
was lying to him, never intending to
make reports to him. The defense
also tried to show that because he
stood in with the other side Orchard
was never molested by the militia in
Cripple Creek during the strike. Or
chard admitted that Scott had TOLD
him if the militia interfered with
him he was to send for him and that
the militia never did interfere with
him or search his house.
Defense Dircrediting Orchards Story
The defense endeavored in various
ways to throw the shadow Of doubt
and improbability around the whole
Vindicator story and the alleged con
nection of w. F. Davis and William
Easterly with the affair and the cir
cumstances under which Orchard tes
tilted he met Meyer and Haywood anc
was paid for the commission of the
crime, and to discredit Orchards
story that he was sent back to Grip
pie Creek with unlimited credit and
orders to commit any act of violence
that he cared to. They confronted
Orchard with Easterly and Owney
Barnes and paved the way for the con
tradietion by them of the story .tolt
by Orchard and several times during
the day paved the way for controvert
ing his testimony on material points
Orchard stood the strain and test very
we'll and held tenaciously to the story
he had previously related
Suddenly toward the close of the
day the defense took up the trip Or
chard made to southern Colorado will
Meyer in the early part Of 1904 anC
showed that Meyer feared to &c
south unguarded because mine own
ers' official thugs" had beaten up in
nocent, union men and had sent for
Orchard to aid in protecting him
1t was agreed that they should carry
cutoff shotguns and sit in the center
of the railway car, SO that If they were
attacked they could defend them
selves. Attorney Richardson, in
questioning the witness, made it very
clear that this had been a perfectly
proposition, free from any
fake"
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machines as weapons, the witness
went on in the same quiet offhand
manner that marked his demeanor
the previous day. His voice dropped
to lower keys as the pitiful story Of
the long hunt for Steunenberg mar
rowed down to the last day and he
told of the race from the hotel to the
home to beat his victim with the
death trap and the meeting In the
evening gloom as the victim walked
unconsciously to his doom. Through
it all he WINGED but once and that
was when the defense made him
name his six sisters and his one
brother and give their residences in
Ontario and New York.
The defense fought the story with
multiplicity of objections and sue
ceeded in heading off an attempt to
tell the story of the murder of Ar
thur Collins at Telluride and tenn
porarily shutting out the contents of
a telegram received and a telegram
sent by Orchard after his arrest. But
for the rest the state managed to get
ip its story intact. s.
Declares Haywood Suggested Steunen-
berg Assassination.
In speaking of the assassination of
Ex-Governor Steunenberg, Orchard de-
clared that he discussed the matter
with Haywood in Denver
Haywood suggested" he said,