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Show - - m - ,m m f wV W S 4 t ASSOCIATED FULL ADVERTISE IN THE EXAMINER ! FOR THE PRICE IT CHARGES. IT IB THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE CITY. THE EXAMINER REACHES THE COUNTY AS WELL AS THE CITY. OUR SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS ARE OPEN TO AD- PRESS DISPATCHES UTAH WEATHER FORECAST t INDICATIONS ARE THAT THERE WILL BE SHOWERS AND THUN- M DER STORMS FRIDAY. VERTISERS. VOL IV NO. OGDEN 171 CITY, UTAH. THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 20, THURSDAY AND PRICE FIVE CENTS 1007 ( polu, and E. ti. Sharp of Guiherie. Oklahoma. Th- - resolution wa referred to the advisory board aud a 111 be reported bach to the convention for action tomorrow. MALFEASANCE would he rejected, but he was nut prepared to make a deftime announcement until tomorrow. Judge Woud directed counsel for the state to. proceed with the direct John L. Stearns, agent In Colorado aud Wyoming of the Mutual Life Insurance company, was call-ed to corroborate Onjisrd's statement that he worked for nun ss aa agent la tutor do, When the trial was resumed at 2 o'clock. Judge Wood announced that he was nut ready to finally pas upon the admissibility of the various article front the Milters Magazine which the prosecution desired to place in evidence. "1 hsve had tinia to make but a hasty examination of the articles," raid the presiding Juki ire, "and while 1 have derided that some of them may be admiued. and others must be rejected, there are some uu which I sin la doubt because uf tbe insufficiency of the memoranda handed me by counsel. 1 will not render a decision until 1 have ths copy of the stenographer's mluutes before me. I expect to have the decision ready by tomorrow morning." To corroborate Orchard's testimony a to becoming an agent of the Mutual Life Insurance eoutpany, the Introduced Johu L prosecution Stearns, tbe representative of the company at Denver. Orchard said that he sas advised by Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone, to engage la life Insurance solicitation aa a blind to rover up his presence In Canon City while stalking funner Governor Peabody. Htcarus said Orchard brought him letters of recommendation from George A. PelltlKiue, from Horace N. Hawkins, law partner of K. F. Richardson, nw representing the defendants, from J. C. Sullivan, president of the State Federation of Labor, and from Henry Cohen. Ihaae letters, together with n carbon copy of a letter wrotlen by Stearns to Pettibone, wwre offered In evidence by tbe prosecution. The defense objected on the ground that the letters In no way connected Haywood with the dcaih of Governor Bteunenberg. Judge Wood overruled the objection aud Senator Bondi read the letters to the Jury. The letter from Mr. Ilawkins jrae a high commendation of Orchard, the attorney declaring that Orchard, or then "Thomas Hogan." fc he known, ass a man f integrity. "I know nothing detrimental to hie character, concluded Mr. Hawkinix The letter from J. C-- 8ulllvau commended Orchard as "a man whose Integrity Is unquestioned end w hose general character la good. Henry Cohen, a Denver attorney, wrote of Orchard: "Ills Integrity Is of ths brat and hie habits are good." Petti hour wrote to Btearns, in reply t a tetter fromm the tatter, atiklng aa. to Orchard's character. pettibone wrote: "In reply to yonre of the 7tb, in reference le Thomas Hogan. Yes, I ant acquainted with Hogan end I am almost btconilug acquainted with yon. If any of my agent apply to you for poHttiuiia, you would do me a favor by showing thorn tbe quickest way to the cellar ns can ura them very well myBtearns self. On said that ha took the tetter sa a juka aa several of pettllions's agents bed been given employment by him. Mrs. Howard, of Ban Franrlsoo, who conducted the rooming huura at which Orchard stopped when h waa making the at tempi on the life of Bradley, told f waa the next witness. Bh knowing Orchard under the name of Berry end said she found In hie room shavings of lead and wood and other evidences of the man's experimtmU in Orchard said be exbomb making. perimented In the room to find whether the opening of a door would upset the iNitlle of sulphuric necessary to fire the bombs of his design. Mr. Bownrd said she found a fish line running from a screw on the door to the cork of a small bottle. The witness said Orchard left her house early on the morning of the explosion at Mr, Bradley's house. The witness once tried to move Orchard's grip and found it very heavy. Croseexsmlned by Attorney Mrs. Howard said she had not shavreported the finding uf the lead ings. etc., to any one escept her daughters. "1 thought he was Inventing something," she declared, "but ) had no Idea what It was." Mrs. Howard raid she hesitated a to long time before coining to Boise see to came detectives The testify. her alxiut the matter. Whst pay did you get. for coming here?" demanded Attorney Richardson. "My expenses, replied the witness. fore Riley Harris, a young man who merly worked for he plumber Roach who made the lead case which Orchard transformed Into the Peabody bomb, took tbe stand, and ssid that he personally delivered the rase to Orchard, collecting $1.39 from him. I Tbe defense here received perrnls-alon of the eourt to file the name of several additional witnesses, among them Justice Luther M. Goddard, of j th nupreme court of Colorado, and several officials f the Postal Telegraph company. Justice Goddard was Ihen called to the eiand to testify to the finding d the bomb which Orchard placed nt the front gate ot hta home in Denver. The Inbomb, e pine 'box. which hue been troduced in evidence, was uncovered, Bulk-le- y Judge Goddard said, by General Wells, former adjutant general of the Cuiurndo militia. Tbe box was dug up In February, 1906, following Orchard's confession. Judge Goddard the bomb in detail. He said the bomb wu takes to the Pinkerton oce in Denver, others IN OFFICE. 1 PEACE CONGRESS AMERICA BY San Francisco, June 19. By an arrangement with the prosecution the sentence that was to have been passed upon , Abraham Ruef was pueipoued for another fortnight. Chief of Police Dinea will be require , ed to answer tomorrow to the accusation which charge him with malfeasthe United States Reserves Pre- ance in office. Says When the cherge was called this morning Attorney Mat Coghlaa declarLimitation -ed that he had Just been retained la the case and that he waa uufamllar with the facta. . He asked for a conWants Articles tinuance of one w eek. Assistant District Attorney Harrison opposed the delay, declaring that urn much time had already been wasted. Judge Seswell granted a1 delay of The Hague, June 19.- - The aurpriee by freight handlers within the Inst lulioa must be hours. at the opening twenty-fou- r Bofe. Juiia 19. The trial of Win. ready of the aeoond aeaaion of the peace year, an advance of 1 cent an hour of tomorrow morning's aeaaion. They IX Ha) wood was resumed at 9:30 a. ni. conference tbla afternoon was the for- having been granted by nil roads last will at once go to the committee on Senator Burak commenced the TAFT JUST LAUGHED. mal mwrration by General Ho (ace September. resolutions and will be discussed laler proceedings by offering and specifiPorter on behalf of the United Staten The settlement. If participated la in the day. Leavenworth, Kan, Jane 19. When cally naming the articles in the varof the right to preaent the question by the other roads, will trad to clarify Congressman Frank W. Mondell of William H. Taft, secretary of war, ar- ious numbers of the miner's mag of limitation of armaments. While the local labor situation, since the Wyoming, which ho offered jn evidence. who had been assigned on rived here this morning, his sttention tbla reservation waa made quite na- freight handlers had threatened to the To the Introduction of each exhibit program, spoke in the afternoun on waa called by an Associated Press In n accordance notice with turally, strike on July 1 unless a satisfactory Jhe subject, The Government ns a the defense made general obju-ltocorrespondent to a story printed In and nerved on Ruaaln, during the preliminwas secured. agreement , Landolnl." various He staled that they would present the traced Kansas the the papers, City a quoting ary negotiation last spring, announce Announcement also was made that taken of late lending In the di- Washington Times to the effect that specific objection to each. The genthat alienee now might nut be con- all clerks in the freight house of the steps rection of government landlordism secretary may retire from he .presi- eral objection was that the evidcuce strued aa mcquieaence it la believed to St. Paul and N'orthwesternronds will and characterised President Rohae-velt- s dential race, It being In tint sled that failed to connect the defendant with indicate a Arm resolve on the part receive an increase In pay amounting "to provide for the his Illness at 81. Paul gave color to the murder of Steunenberg. proposition of the Waahlngton government, after to 10 per cent beginning July 1. The naming and describing of the government control of the public pas- the etory. The story Uwe this capaerlng the trend of the question here to articles in the magazine took nearture lands of the West on the name tion: raiae the queatlon later tf It liecomea ly half an hour. The articles ENGLANDS GOLF GAME. "Taft not to run?" general principles which now apply In apparent that the subject la going by will be read to tbe jury laler. the government control of the forest Secretary Taft declined absolutely If the court adiulta default. them aa evidence. 19. Jack reserves," a "the most tremendous to discuss the matter end dismissed It June Hoy Lake, England, no that be can atnted positively It E. F. Richardson presented the are of of and one was Hutchinson New of ."You grant York lot sweeping power arbltray Just sayiny, by laughingly: propnalilon baa yet been formulated the guiuuttt for the defense against the who broke down at the long and authority ever proposed to hs that question mark stand." by the American delegates, but thin thirdmany admission of the magazine articles aa execuin of time in an second to be hole the The In looked to granted pence perqualifying secretary action has renewed the hope that the evidence. He maintained that the arIn officer tive He of the the fect health said Jn never and he file government. that felt today. played golf United Staten would bring up the ticle offered by the state fulled to in the dell Mod wind better life. hie la round, strong concluding. Congressman marnlng queatlon of limitation and haa given but waa unfortunate In not show that the defendant had, through doing let--' said: great aatlafactlon to the Palclfsts. these articles, contributed anything . on no "The ter luck bad the He dethan for radical necessity any Sir Edward Frye also Issued notice CAUSE OF DISASTER. that might lead to the murder, of that Great Britain reserved the right grerna and took 29 for the last live parture from the past policy of gradGovernur Steunenberg. lie admitted ually passing public lands Into the to introduce aubjecta outside the pro- holes. Admiral thal some of the articles were IntemWashington, June kof In afternoon the round third hand Is the denied Individuals hole, strongly la attached but lesa algnlflcance gram, Emery, commanding the fourth divis- perate in tune, but were nothing more whirh to be played In the teeth of the ' by many of those who have had the ion to hla action. Atlantic fleet, arrived from Hamp- than "ordinary newspaiier abuse." Mm a stroke and widest who cost three wind, insist and experience, of the Anuther Intereating feature ton Ronds today with the reports of Mr. Richardson quoted from the retire from occur to he decided little Inter that that in any may changes teuton waa Baron Von Bleberaleln'a the naval board of Investigation, record of the case of "Spies vs. tbe the As of oontest. n our reault Uwa the land days government affecting notification that Germany Intended to 170 or should be In the direction of making which has been looking Into the lass People, and the ruling as to the adoffer the proportion of an interna- play 33 men with n score of of the launch of the battleship Mlans-onU- , mission of the newspaper articles. In under the qualified. I possible acquisition of somewhat tional price court to which appeals the night of June 10. The board the esse of the Miners maguxine, he i At area or prin-- ' of land. larger only, could be made at the time of a marl- j found that the launch had fouled a said tbe articles did not compare In for grasing, as we have done steel hnueer UNCLE SAM OIL COMPANY. wtrh-whl- rii time war and the decision of which ' dpally, the Wf tug' tone with the vlolcuce of the articles by the section' homestead and the Crlafleld was towing a barge carryshould be final. General Porter soin the Spies case. Rirhardeon read section Isolated tract law unded this proposition on behalf of Will Remain in the Hands of a Re-- three-quarting loaded freight earn from Cape, at length from the evidence in tbe In Nebraska. Western cclver. Edward Sir I Bplsa case, the letters from the United States, and Fry Herr Charles to Norfolk. "To encourage private ownership of declared that Great Britain proposed No criminality la attached to the ' Most to Bpiea and cthrr violent mutbefrom our land 19. has been the The' June similar lines. policy Leavenworth, Kan., to advance a project on officers of the Criafirld, who were In ter published at the time. ThroughThe fact that the first definite pro- jury In the case of the Uncle Sam Oil ginning. Our people are not Inclined ignorance of the disaster. out these letters and other matter, on' look favor with muck to greater position submitted to the conference company. In which H. H. Tucker, Jr. force, dynamite, murder and wholelandlordreon private should emanate from Germany and sought to hare tip receiver appointed government than sale revolution are counseled. Mr. SCHOONER WENT admitwere ASHORE. ceive the prompt and cordial support by the state supreme court removed, ism. The western state s Richardson pointed out that these letreturned a verdict today finding ted inte the union with the underof the United States, and Great Britprinted in anarchist newsSan Francisco, June, 19.'The five ters were The receivership, standing that tiie public lands were, ' published by the defendants ain credited an especially good Im- against Tucker. paper therefore, stands. The verdict wa by peasing Into private ownership, to masted schooner Louie, ovned by the In the famous anarchist trials repression. see-akAmadou In the become taxable. If the system of per- Simpson Lumber company, bound from sulting In conviction end execution. written by Judge Beyond these two matter, the ' was perfunctory in character. United States district court and It manent government ownership and Grays Harbor to this port with a cargo Mr. Richardson, reading of the pre- was agreed by the Jury upon the control Ik to be established, we must of lumber, went ashore In Farallooe Is--1 Four committees were created revolutionary writings in at 2:30 lands this exfiscal our morning. Tugs polInstructions. court's fundamentally readjust the eight caw, created a sousation. arranged and the rules formulated, hsve to her assleunce. gone ourcommonvote to aa no to support He gave declamatory emphasis to ths icy cept on permitting countries wealths from other sources than the fearful advice looking to the whole- by proxy, adopted. beour taxation of lands. We must change Elaborate precautions still are destruction of all who stood on Ke side vieura relative to land ownership and uf law end order. It waa a ing taken to insure the safety of the depend for our growth in population page fronj the criminal history of this delegates from anarchistic attempts, and wealth not upon individual land aa well aa to prevent eavesdropping. country, unread by a majority of thus Before the uitting today the old cnatle ownership but on a system of tenantry, present In the court room end was at the will of the agent of a federal waa thoroughly searched, and all the tbs extremity of ths language used by landlord. If It la proposed to do this I doors leading to the hall of Knlghta Johann Most In writing to Splei and we should enter upon the enterprise were sealed. A force of twenty police by the defendants themselves in their with full knowledge of what It means. editorials. The avowed puriNsw of occupied the cellar undernnth, ready Tf the federal government Is to be Inexhaustive quotation Richardson's to respond to an electrical call placed on President NelldofTn table. from the newspaper vited to permanently control, particupublications In the anarchist case was to show ths larly where that control is not limited, GRAFT CASE. tamely abusive character of the eviby provisions of law, wo should unPENNSYLVANIA dence offered by tbe stats In tbe Minderstand the possibilities of such coner magazine. trol, how far reaching and fundamenHarrisburg, PA., June 19. Charles tal It effect may be in changing, the Continuing hie argument, Mr. RichD. Montague, a metallic furniture exend the Institutions our said that In none of the arardson of character before the teetifled New of York, pert, ticle our the magazine Was there dila of conditions committee people. today capltol investigation I connection with tbe Inclined to the rect or I am Implied For myself, that the state had not only been, ' Governor murder when of our Steunenberg. will not, metalllo that belief he people for grossly overcharged Will He admitted Haywood's prejudice fully Informed, lend their favor to furniture supplied by the Pennsylvasuch change of national policy being sgalnat Steunenberg because of bla nia Construction company under Ite is Becourse la Idaho, hut he pointed out Unless pursued that will Invite settlement 12,000.000 contract with the board of that "The first of thoimsnds and hunand development, encourage the home grounds and building, but that he hen dreds of thousands of people In this builder, and develop our waste places bored Into the "burglar proof vault country condemned or approved the for the habitation of an Independent in the state treasurer's office In four course adopted by Bteunenberg and home cUlsenshlp." hours with aa ordinary eight Inch condemned should not Denver, Colo, June 19. A sensaNew York, June 19. Unleu lie de- that those who breast drill. held responsible for tbe governor's ROYALTY AT RACES. mands upon the Western Union end be Mr. Montague said the four safes In tion was sprung In the public lands Hostel Telegraph companies receive murder. the capltol for which this concern convention today by charges made by : Senator Borah argued for the state was paid 966.000 by the state, were both the administration and the Aseot, England, June 19 King Ed- consideration a strike will tie ordered tbe tnagaslnes should be admitted that wa there at-forces that the within a week or ten days. It waa an because ward and Queen Alexandra again worth only $27,000, and that they showed the enmity of t, no chrome xteel or steel rails In .the ventlon mms being parked. The antis tended the race meeting here today, ( nonneed today by the Commercial nn organisation of which the defendwhich motor men number any a ear. of who a that from No in steel, Windsor union. date charged egraphers ordinary riding specific only and the other defen: for the expiration of their ultimatum ant, Haywood, one could bore Into with esse. ' As to were not properly accredited delegates The weather was fine,. were the offleers. He pointed The result of the race for the royal was set by the telegraphers, and the dants, the metallic furniture, the expert said had been given seats. An order wan out that the state did not offer the the state was charged excessive made to .Issue new cards of admission plate was a surprise. This is for a companies was left open. q I articles as evidence, relying on them metallic ' floor 300 . and to see that only genuine delegatee announcement The valued first at of of Intended the the said He sovereigne plate piece prices. to prove their charge of murder, but furniture cost 1229.231, and we worth received them. When the committee uam ipjSMdn pus spjo ewqt strike was made in the form of a In order to help the Jury In determinwas statement out on Prescredentials found jo; rpne enSiejaaoe fig jo segstsdeene $132,103. given by Deputy reported it ing, among nil the clrcumstanres, ident Kokenkampf as follows: that 496 delegatee were accredited to eqi oj praps oiaeds u 0Wl q was animus of the Federation what 166 "The general executive of tbe Com- of Minersthe Colorado, 14S to Wyoming and the furlongs and yards. BRYAN PRAISES ROOSEVELT. which llsywood Is the of The Duke of Devonshire's Hill mercial Telegrapher union has apbalance of states scarcely 100. Colotreasurer sad the Minand secretary bad been expected to win, but proved a strike against either or both ers official organ. the Ottawa, Kansu, June 19. Speaking rado's representation was later cut to Sprite Magaslne the Postal and the Western Union 396, It being stated the first figures InstasJ M. B. Purefers Lully, ridden without quoting Senator Borah, today to six thousand people at the were an error In addition. It develop- - bv Hewitt, the Australian jockey, came Telegraph companies, and tbe matter from the articles, said that these arChautauqua assembly, William see- - Is now in tbe hands of President the three delewho lengths separating Colorados all accredited first, that ed wjll Brvan nrred Secretary Taft, ticles did advocste force and1 that e gates whether present or not hid ond and third horses. Andover and Small When or where the first strike they advised the members of the orspeik tomorrow to endorse Roosevelt were Maluln. There slattern. will will not out be be treatcase twenty In of while and the been the declared, given counted, stand on the Income tax ti arm themselves with ganization other etatee only those present were Lally took the lend before the race at tbla time, but It will take place rifles. He maintained that if the eviment of swollen fortunes. "I glory 1 won and was The ruff half easily. ten the within or Mr. next seek to be allowed to vote. The result was days. what the president has done," said of newspaper articles was adwas 100 to 6 against Lally, S The plana for the campaign have been dence But he has not Joee enough. sent back to the committee with In- betting mitted In the Spt'-- s esse tbe evidence Bryan. 20 1 1 to Andover and to men are ready for the of articles in the Miners Magaslne laid and the against Democratic Idea have been worked structions to bring its report accordMaluln. straggle. out Democracy which laid the reform ing to the call of the- - convention.' against should be admitted, because lu both HandiIn the race for the Visitors' The language of the announcement cases tg tbe present case nut less egg. clnlme to be the chickens mother This committee report will be heard Is batonthe flret thing tomorrow morning and cap of 300 sovereigns, for three year Is construed aa indicating that no than in the esse tried twenty year quite ns much a the hen that and a half. general strike Is at present contempIf It obeys Its Instructions, It will olds and upwards, a mile second enlmum was shown and violence ing il and lated, but that the men wlH be called ago Banana wa firaL Mario was advocated. give a vote for every person whom V Ten out at some large office to be followed Hampton Pride third. credentials have been sent to the con- Richardson closed tbe argument. He Taft at Leavenworth. waited. by a aeries of local strikes elsewhere. asserted that in no word contained Kaneks City, Mo.. June 19. Secre- ventlon whether they are present or , of the been found trace has No vice gold J. and Edvard Nally, president tonight not. In the Miners Magazine wu there nn tary of War Taft arrived here cup stolen yesterday while on exhibl-- ! general manager of the Postal Tele-tio- sdvorscy of the nse of arms except General Hale spoke of the great Imfrom Leavenworth. Kansas, and went rememwas A who Kpresent said this afternoon: In lady - Prison, graph company, a right allowed to to the residence of W. portance of preserving the timber In here seeing man with a long over-- 1 The Postal does not expect a and he forcefully arwhose guest the secretary will be order to conserve the water for Irri- coat who hada been citizen, every near the hovering uttfke. We are confident that our criticism of a. political opsecretary Taft will leave here gation. The forests preserve the the prizes were displayed, I employee have no grievences against gued that could not be construed as an tomorrow morning for Ottawa, Kanaaa, snow, he raid, and is this way It be- place where ponent back of out of the the dash evidence of murderous Intent. where he will address the Chautauqua comes a natural reservoir. Important suddenly Into a motor oar and Western Union officials raid they tomorrow. as the forests are fon. the timber In , drlve stand. Jump Judge Wood asked for a schedule of rapidly away, had no comment to make upon the the exhibit and said that he would them they are much more aeeessary matter. INCREASE IN WAGES. take the question of tbe admissibility ns reservoirs. He thought that the MUTINY OF SOLDIERS. of the evidence under advisement and work of the forestry department waa Get INDICTMENTS DISMISSED. would. Ifi possible, render a derision at Five Thousand Freight Handlers of greatest use to the west of June 2 o'clock. 8t Petersburg, Better Pay. Delegate Chris Ellerbe of Arizona Kiev show the mutiny of Sappers at New York, Jane 19. The IndictCourt adjourned at 11 o'clock. Judge In favor of forest reserves. Elspoke iLouraiid lerbe is a small cattleman In his state that It was suppressed only after a ments found against Klaw and Br- Wood said that unless the state had Chicago, June 19. Five engagement at midnight June ian ger. charging them with conspiracy other "Witnesses, be would not continue freight handlers in the employ of rail- and said that the forest reserve In bloodybetween the mutineers and loyal with other theatrical owner and man- the case nntil he bad reached e decisroads in Chicago probably will receive iii neighborhood hue been the salva- 17th, which about 73 men were agers to maintain a monopoly so ns to ion on the very Important matter prewage advances amounting to 250,000 tion of his business. It Is the little troops hi wounded. killed or exclude Le Shubeit and David Belaaco sented this morning. Senator Borah annually within the next few days. man, he raid, who looks to the governIn booking plays In certain theatres, sold that the remaining evidence deThe St Paul road yesterday offered ment for protection. The big taian were dismissed today by Judge Roaal-ak- l. pended largely on the admission of the It men a seven per cent increase In can protect himself. OSLER, A 'MEDICAL NIHILIST." w-- s to The court found that playa are Magaslne articles This necessitated Colorado C. are of Broman D. expected roada other pay and Judge not articles of trade In common nse, an early adjournment. Lne Angeles, Calif, Jane 19. A follow the example. the last speaker of the day. He told When court opened in the Haydenouncing Dr. William Osier, and that Klaw and Brian ger. therefore The 8t. Paul emplove. at a meet-ta- g of a ntimbrr of abuses tinder the reguaa trade was trial at 2 o'clock. Judge Wood wood bin , did not restrain and nihilist "medical alleged. adare now ns refuting a aa tbe exist and lations last night, practically accepted they o that be had only had sa declared court also announced wee that Tbe the limit, case age he than cited theories oMst of the regarding ministered. wag offer, although It ,1s less not to go hastily over the exbad Shubert been In and preconvention the of opportunity Introduced today the advance demanded by the union, were minor annoyances due to 1 great .on He raid, however, that fjme Medical hibits. Associafrom their Eclectic vented carrying. the national which was about 12 2 per cent. This extent to red tape. of the articles would be admitted and The convention agreed that all re- - tion by Drs. C. G. Winter at Mtlnea- waken the second Increase received General Porter That the Right to sent the Question of of Armaments at Future Date International Germany Prosecution Produces Denouncing Prize Court,. Steunenberg d' 1 8-- - . .. m - . - PUBLIC 1 LANDS BE CALLED 1 Charges Made That Convention ing Packed Telegraphers go Out Demands Are Granted Tel-vaul- - j0 e, to-nig- 5!? 1 tails Bel-esc- Defense and Prosecution Have Scores of Busy Detectives Boise, June 19. Secrecy Is the watchword of the men who are com ducting the proeecuilun of V. IX Haywood, charged by the elate of Idaba with compassing the death, by assassination, of a former rhb-- f executive, and mystery surrounds every move made by counsel retained by the Western Federation of Miners to defend their secretary. The css hs reached the stage where every move on the part of the states attorneys Is more closely watched and reported on by a score of nteuths employed by ths defense In order that counteracting evidence may be secured from tha points In the four or five western states a here the alleged conspiracy, culminating, according to the allegation of the proaeculora, In a half a huudred niurdcra played ita part and from which the state Is producing wtineeses. While the slate has Ite day in court, another score of detectives watch tbe employe of the defense in the hue of uncovering some new move by shlch counsel for Haywood hope to dear their client from the charge of murder. In tiieue last few days during which the state hopes to clinch end corrolmrate beyond n doiilb. In the minds of the twelve men with whom the final judgment rests, tbe story told by Harry Orchard, tha with Haywosd, a tremendous activity Is apparent. Witnesses for tha state are arriving and more are expected to arrive today. The witnesses for tbe numbering between 3 60 and 206, will be here by the end of the week. Colorado supplies the larger number of these, but California, Idaho and Washington will send others. Among tha state's witnesses who arrived late yesterday wu Judge Goddard. A justice of the supreme court of Colorado, who wu hunted by Orchard. A bomb planted nt Judge Goddard's gate In Denver, but which failed to explode waa dug up by Bulkier Welle, adjutant general of Colorado after Orchard made his confession telling where thq bomb wee planted. A woman witness here from California, wbo kept tbe house in which Orchard secured a room while In Ban Francisco, Is expected to testify that while Orchard waa In her room she found evidence that, in ths light uf his confession, shows he tried experiments with the trigger for n bomb. She found. It said, a email screw-ey- e in the door of the room with n piers of fishing line passing through It and a cork at one end. Tbe fishing line correepund, it le alleged, with the piece of fishing line attached to the bomb that killed Steunenberg end a section at which wu found In Ore chard's trunk at Caldwell afier hla 1 r s .. i' r i 4 k 1 h r , f i t arreKL The witness on the stand nt the opening of court this morning ie Ed Buyer, now a very wealthy man and one of the owners of the Hercules mine In the Coeur d'Alene of which Orchard owned at one time a sixteenth share. Boyce wu for several years the president of the WerVrn Federation of Miners. He has identified the Miners' M.igaxlne ns the official organ of the Federation. It wen, in facL started under hta direction when ho wu president. With tbe opening of court the fight turnej on fhe introduction of copies uf the mag-ulnThese which have been offered in evidence contain a number of articlcH commenting on former Governor Steiinrubcrg. Sume ot these articles are over the signature of W. D. Haywood and the state hopes to get them in, as proof of the animus n Haywood's mind that existed s gainst the governor who had driven the Western Federation from ths state and whose example had been followed by the governor of Colorado In the calling out of the militia to quell the disturbance and regulate the mining towns. The state now expects to close its esse In direct by Friday night whenj It Is probable, that that the adjourn over nntil Monday. The openprobably take ing of the defense will commence th one day and then will ttaclron tbe story told by Orchard. Counsel for the defense will, at the close of the state's case, however, move to strike out Orchard's entire hs story on the srouuJ that the statemurfailed to link Haywood with the der of Steunenberg with which he te charged. This under ordinary It is said by counsel for Haywood, might be a somewhat perfunctory matter, but In the present rose they hold that the state has net so far made good Its case and they expect Orchards story to be stricken out in which case they ray the case agstost their client would fall to the ground. counsel for the state say that thetr cue is not complete and that the defense bos no means of knowing th amount or the quality of the cot" tv bore ntlve testimony yet to come. In any is event the argument on this motion ' PROMINENT GROCER ARRESTED. likely to he exhaustive. 1 Rich-ardno- i e. ' 1 $ -- i 1 June 19. Charles A. Smith, a member of the wholesale grocery firm of Smith, Thorndyke and Brown, which recently went into involuntary bankruptcy, was arrested tbis afternoon on a writ sworn out by Oliver A. Maaon. a real estate broker. He is charged with accepting money under talse representation of the firm's financial condition. Smith has been president of the Merchants' and Manufacturers' awuristioa and is a I prominent chib man. Milwaukee, MARBLEHEAD a i - t WON RACE. 'Marblehead, Mas., June 19. In the first of todays trial races for Bonder class boats to represent Araerka in the contests this season In Germany and Spain, the Marblehead, e new boat, won In one hour, 45 minutes and 44 seconds. The race was sailed on A triangular course of lix miles. The Marblehead also won the second race, closely followed vr tile line by the Chewlnk VII and Bpokaue 1L 4 s |