The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-23

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sembance MacParand the detective. Far from Cx-YM
being the furtive weasel Of a man that his story
bluff with apparently manner kept my eyes on tha man
while he the stand but he never met my gaze IN
questioned much by Bora but was told to tell ms
in narrative form He related Ing tae
burning factory there He said his real name was Albert
rng one of the fuses that had explosion
Sullivan Hill the Occur dAenes At that time
he claimed have been one OF the owners Oh 'he group
Burke. Idaho
gambler rounder he had made his way to the Cripple
Creek district taken active part in the
time in order to gain the confidence the MINERS
Alliance 1t was had first to the head
the Federation at the request we later discovered Oh
whom he paid and to whom he reported His
next headquarters when he went to ouray with Meyer
Bemann and Mckinley his coworkers These men, 1t Will be
they willing for five hundred dollars though might
had been EMPLOYED by Scott and Sterling both
listening to Orchards story Neither of them took
Orchard with the Vindicator explosion the
Independence Depot explosion and many attempts on the lives OF
Bradley and others 1t revolving story Of cous degenerate
his tale by telling how he had caused the
death of Ex-Governor Frank Seunenberg.
From beginning end he mentioned the names of Petbone Meyer
the nstgators of his murders saying that
the work that he had engaged in He varied little in his story under
having been well drilled by his mentor James Mac
was the same
the lives of the Molly Maguires in Pennsylvania
AFTER testimony the prosecution introduced old
Anarchist the Alarm which had been edited by
Federation of Miners twenty later
Then they introduced copies of the Miners Magazine ONe had
describing the explosion which killed Governor
Sunenber which supposed to show the anmus of the Fedora
Perhaps the prosecution had expected the governors
death.
which had condemned seunenbg for asking
for federal troops and declaring martial law in the Occur dAn
Blaine mine and mill when was WORKING there lie esfd that
had said that teunenbg ought to be exmnated He said he
the When he made this remark decided
need to cross-examine him.
thought that Governor Peabody would be interesting
Witness he had testified forenoon and be
testimony nothing
wanted to develop through him. When court convened the
took the stand and sat there for minutes adjusting his nec
smoothing his hair pulling down his and Strengthening the
at lump in his when Richardson said "Thas ALL Governor
Ex-Governor Grant of Colorado president of the Grant Smer
strike and denied that he had shed when
he spoke to me after my speech on the condn of the seer mems
families the assembly chamber of the capitol building at Denver
DURING progress strange requests
from Florida a mag
v during the trial Another asked f b in of m hd ~
plaster in order read PALM Through received offer
from McCes of three thousand dollars for ousandwod
sum-
complied with of these requests
AS Orchards testimony heralded the country
witnesses repudae what he had Bill
Mulan IDAHO and testified
that Orchard playing poker with them in the Of store
at n OF ne explosion tnat destroyed the Bunker
and Sullivan mill contractor and builder from Francisco
titled that the building from the roof of which Orchard
stepped to the Bradley home had
he had been San Francisco Cripple Creek gav@
evidence about the times that Orchard had
Stirling and Scott her roomng house Charles Meyer
able Witness but when
Pettibone he burted please the Godan
revolutionistsw
Ed Boyce former president of the Western
witness He severely by
fnhed He stated that in 1896 that he
chopped hear the martial thousand armed miners
before the next convention and that he this desire
because of what had happened the Occur dAenes Cripple
a
In the nert stalent Haywood
the stool pigeon Orchard of Senator
HayWoods defene and the beginning of arguments
get Haoods book free By sending yearly
scrpton the Daily Worker either remewa Do whe
story running.