The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-03
of the Series of Cele-
kted Steunenberg Cases
|lNill Open Thursday.
ARD ASPECT OF
PEACE IN BOISE CITY
Ecurrent of Fear and Ap-
/ Ehension of Violence Is
F Plainly Manifest.

C, Ida, May 2.-Counsel for
ion and defense in the Steunen'
N1rder case have settled down
h final preparatory work, and
every reason for believing that
of William Haywood, first OF
used, will be commenced on
next. Various reports rs TO
nding to further delay the trial
irculation. but the attitude Of
rss indicates that they are ready
the bar for trial.
inonly preliminary proceeding
his a motion by the defense for
\, particulars of the evidence by
ae State hopes to show that
couspired in the murder of
-,rerg. This motion, which Is de-
70 secure a disclosure of the
= the State. will be argued be-
re Wood on Monday next. This
lgarded as likely to delay the
hlaho code and practice, mod
;cly upon the laws of Cali
~ave no provision for bills Of
Frs in criminal cases, and in
q precedent recorded in the
i, ports the court denied the ap-
holding that the power to
he furnishing of bills OF par
ain general was discretionary
court. 1t is asserted that no
= r appeal goes with such n. mo-
neither side seems to regard
Var seriously.
Little City Is Calm.
isis of the American desert. TO
NE leaders of the Western Fed
laf Miners have been brought to
!, o the capital charge that they
d the murder of former Gov
H7revenge for his activity in sup
disorder IN the days Of vio-
h. Coeur d Alene, seems 10 grow
ssr placidity as the date of the
of the first trial closely ap-
"a The officials of the State,
sand city, counsel chosen TO pre-
,i{case of the State, men who
he life and work Of the com.
ave reached a point where they
SD publicly discuss the case or
uit bar. The streets, stores and
|,r sent no scenes foreign to the
the days work.
I'd seem that n majority of the
y had assumed judicial atti-
rard the celebrated case and
Icplined itself in the face of It.
sional man. free from align
ss craftsmanship, who will discuss
Uapenly, generally tells you that
!. raws neither labor unionist nor
.ts Ter; knows only that cruel
Nv ne of n long series of shock
~es, has been done; that It's
ais to calmly and fairly try
pn-gho are accused, to free them
re innocent, to hang them If
proven guilty, and TO do this
II ifJndercrurent of Fear.
ri eallow under the surface of
te Is a strong undercurrent of
TtIlon and nervousness, tragic
lf hf its aspects. Violence is The
Si'nt fear The position of the
u and their activity through
bitter labor warfare, The dis.
FE' yer their arrest in Colorado
eIFSval TO Idaho. the rallying of
.;i OF workIngmen TO their sup
sthe radical propaganda under
sH Jheir behalf, together with the
ihhelIng against the. Mine Own
nciatlon and other incidents,
.fed, rightly or wrongly, to
case IN the minds and atti-
thousands a contest between
8 rather than trial for the
s1me of murder.
minds is there belief that Uav.
TSpyer and Pettibone. their
Inc men affiliated with them
us,,union circles would approve,
- encourage. any act of yio-
MS time because such act, it
. ', would be fatal error. But
~ = general fear that from the
1e nc violent radicals there NAV
~ I'm or men desperate enough to
ssassination or that the agi-
Try give sinister suggestion and
rh.a 10 some crank or irrespon-
" rening Letters Received.
" that threaten every form of
sIfe pouring into Boise from
- ne country by the hundreds.
Eed pof them are directed to Gov.
neNnk x. Gooding, who is made
SIpear the brunt Of all that this
lop ease invites. Detectives. DO.
tb''p friends of the Governor gen.
~ o. constantly upon the alert TO
piow and at the insistcnce Of
:, "a frIcnds he has finally and
cb 2 test altered the routine and
e5ps OF his life and work at least
h,rrt Offering the least exposure
win the performance OF his
pA' 'erhor Goodiug may be in no
ans- 'n any source, but be and MS
SsVe every hour in the chill at.
Tor danger, and to them Tho
'cu[t ever real
|SlDiI man similarly marked I'm IN,
iy1tnAny men Is Harry Orchard
N De the assassin hired bv thl
oners, whose alleged confes
hsr OASIS OF the State s case. Per
stonAoie men here look at tho
c0fN2ss chair in the county court
81 ke tneir heads seriously, an,
a@mat Harry Orchard will die i,
te.l you, too, that if he wer,
OF PRISON tomorrow, his bod,
s% [ound within week.
may live to die %,
HMfws Tor his confessed part il
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