HOW TO CURE against them and used against the or- SNAKE BITE. NO OCCASION FOR WAR TALK. ganization,” said Moyer. WIFE’S DEVOTION MOYER ON STAND Troops were sent into the Cripple HAYWOOD’S LIFE No Need of Death If Simple Remedy Is lapanese Admirals Declare It Is All September 4, 1903. Creek district Applied. Newspaper Copy. No Disorder in Teller County. THAW DAILY DENIES PAYING ORCHARD ACCUSED MURDERER TAKES EVELYN MAKES TO “What was the condition as to peace Denver.—A telegraphic item pub- New York.—Two distinguished Jap- HIS BEHALF. CALLS AT PRISON. COMMIT CRIME. and quiet at the time?” asked Mr. Dar- STAND IN OWN lished lately to the effect that a Penn* tnese took occasion to declare in no ttrms thei'e were no un- row. sylvan!a man had died from the bite mcertain that The stated objected to this as a con- Iriendly issues between the United of a rattlesnake brought a strong pro- PLANNED NEVER SAW STEUNENBERG clusion of the witness. The question DENIES ORCHARD TESTIMONY States and Japan, and to decry tin* un- NEW TRIAL BEING was finally allowed and Moyer declared test from Dr. J. H. Phelps, formerly a lue importance attributed by some to were going peaceably about well-known the men physician in the East and trivial incidents. Nc Estrangement Between Elder Mrs. Witness Says He Was in Joplin, Mis- their business. There was no disorder. Never Had Conversation With Or- row retired, living at 1817 Clarkson The champions of peace and friend- souri, at Time of Vindicator “How long did the strike in Cripple chard About Murdering Gov- street. His protest was not concerning ihip between the two countries were Thaw and the Girl Wife of Yamamoto, a guest of Mine Explosion. Creek continue?” ernor Steunenberg. the accuracy of the story, but against Admiral Baron Her Son. “It is still in progress there.” what lie called the “carelessness of let- the city, and Viscount Aoki, Japanese Haywood New York.—The devotion of Evelyn Boise, Idaho.—Charles H. Moyer, Moyer said he first met Steve Ad- Boise, Idaho.—William D. ting human being die of anything sc lmbassudor, who came from Washing- president of of ams at the Pinnacle park picnic. was called to the stand ami his exam- easily as a ton to attend the luncheon given by Nesbit Thaw to her husband, which the Western Federation ination by Mr. Darrow was begun. cured snake bite.” “When you first meet Harry Or- The Dr. Phelps’ is most simple, the Japanese society of America in found a every day Miners and fellow defendant of Wil- did was ease as cure and her visitor before accused man perfectly at it to absolutely honor of Admiral Haywood in chard?” l*e declares be effect- Yamamoto. h»s trial for the murder of Stanford liam D. the indictment “In January, 1904, at headquarters he walked to the chair and took oath ive. It is nothing more than tincture In tlie course of a formal statement own His White, appears not to have been the charging them with the murder of of the Western Federation of Miners.” as a witness in his behalf. of iodine injected into tho veins near Ambassador Aoki said: first, but when as a “Did you see in your office in De- voice was quite low at “There two gov- eiage devotion that it was at tlie timo Fink Steunenberg, was sworn him ele- the wound. exists between the cember, 1903?” his attention was called to it he an cure,” said Dr. ernments no difference or ill feeling of cynical quarters regarded as being. witness in behalf of his comrade. He carry Judge “This is absolute in “No, sir.’’ vated it so as to to Wood. Phelps yesterday. “1 never whatever sort. There is.not the slight- by was es- have known The flame of tills devotion did not* was called the defense and “Did he come into your office in De- Haywood was first questioned as to his it to fail. I have used it constantly est cause for anxiety in the American- history. his .lie nor lias it even dwindled since tho corted into the court by a deputy sher- cember, 1903, and tell you ho had family He said father and and have never lost a case, of the lapanese relations, and if there is any stepfather he even public iff. He seemed quite self-possessed, blown up the Vindicator mine, and did were both miners, and worst sort. I learned of the virtue of mxiety, it is not because of the act- eye has been turned away from began work as a the and as he walked to the stand looked you pat him on the back and tell him first miner under ir. years ago when I was in college, and lal existence of any difficulty between the young millioaire prisoner in the good job give him latter. Haywood was born in Salt. around the court room, apparently he had done a and why it has not been used more exten- file two countries, but because of the Tombs, and girlish for love of City in 18G9. 1 lis father was born the wife seeking a glimpse of his wife, who oc- $400?” .Lake sively and become a matter of gen- jemagogic influence of some unwar- positively. in Ohio, his in whom he moved to strike down an inconspicuous chair behind “No, sir,” replied Moyer and mother South Af- Iral knowledge is beyond ranted press talk that often tends was cupied daughter of English army mo. White, one of the press tables. He displayed “I never saw the man until January, rica—the an “I have tried iodine on man and on lo drive even the calmest temper of Stanford the great architect. as 1904.” officer. Haywood said he first went to animals, never failed me. Of the public into a whirl of tempestuous After failure of the jury at the some nervousness his examination when was and it has the a few was “Did you have such a conversation work at the mines he nine course, 1 on many camping rage.” set- began, but within minutes Poca- realize that first trial to reach a verdict Thaw going very steadily in a recital of his with him at any time or place?” years old. He was married at trips a hypodermic syringe is nci pa.f At the luncheon at the Hotel Astor, — into his old regular life at the with the Western Federa- “I did not.” tello, Idaho, and has two children of the Lit, though it should he if there Admiral Yamamoto spoke in a similar tled back daughters. witness, has it. saw of During the review of Moyer said he was in Joplin, Mis- The who but is any danger of being by reo- strain, saying: Tombs. And the feature of that tion Miners. •one eye, other a bitttn of 1899 the souri, at the time of the Vindicator said he lost the when t:!es of any sort. But “It is now over fifty years since young wife pass through the 'nig the Coeur d’Alene strike read iu lioy seven sticking a t. even without h:s sympathy mine explosion and first of it of by knife in ‘hypo’ use of simple. If opeded with every day on witness apfd he was in with prisoner part the iodine is America first intercourse iron gates of the prison struggle and he the Kunsas City papers. The witness i The spent the greater tlie skin a distance lapan and introduced us to the nations the strikers in their is abraded short were allowed did not any personal hostility for went to Cripple Creek in February, of his mining career at Silver City, anove the bite, scratched, say, a Df tlie West, we all know what we owe which visitors never had mem- He joined with Frank Steunenberg. 1904, to attend the trials of the Idaho. the Western Fed- knife or any sharp instrument, so tha to the United States for tlie develop- change. describing his duties, Moyer de- bers of the federation who were i *eration of Miners in 189G. the blood comes, and is poured ment of our industries and commerce, passed into spring and spring In o Haywood knew iodine Winter clared that they required that he be ab- charged with attempting to wreck declared he never i n freely, so ii will get into the circ l- and also for the education of a number summer, but young Mrs. Thaw ! & Cripple Creek Governor Steunenberg, and had no in- into sent from Denver—plotting ground of train on the Florence lation, no trouble will ever be expos l- Df our countrymen. We especially ap- has faithfully remained in the city. Her — saw Orchard there many terest in the Coeur d'Alene troubles sympathy tlie the conspiracy alleged by the state railroad. He enced from the-fcite. preciate the shown us by whole demeanor has been contradic- at miners’ head- other than as a member of the federa- more than half the time. times at the trial and “M\ brother has several fine blooded Americans during the late war. tory of those assertions which pictured lengthy quarters. Orchard seemed anxious to • *tion. always door The witness entered upon a horses. A rattlesnake once bit the "We have been next her as a silly, vain lover of notoriety. dc could to help in pre- Resolutions and discussions con- examination as to the Cripple Creek whatever he finest of them on the nose, and my neighbors with only an ocean between Prophets had declared that she would paring did a good deal. demning Governor Steunenberg’s strike in 1903-04. the case and I rniher promptly started to fill the us, but with the acquisition of the sooner or later commit some sensn- you meet Harry Orchard |course in the Coeur d'Alenes, Haywood America, quite Moyer, with the utmost deliberation, “Did ever t animal up on whisky, thinking that Philippines bv which is act to bring herself back into (lie | Victor him SIOO for his were not confined to the •tionnl denied that he had ever discussed thq In and give l -declared, might cure it. 1 was visiting him, and close to our Formosa, our territories public light. mine as de- good at. mine?” Western Federation of Miners, but ap- thus facilitating explosion at the Vindicator work the Vindicator asked him to let me try my remedy. became still nearer, In justice to must she ■ you give at any plied generally to organizations her it be said tailed by Orchard in his evidence. He i “Did ever him SIOO labor He scoffed at it, but consented. I stuck even more intimate intercourse. everything possible to allow • place?” throughout the country. lias done admitted having met Orchard in Den- time or the small blade of a knife in the flesh "Our interests, commercial and the public forget her, her tragic my recollection,” re- was asked if he eVer to during a in Jan- “To the best of The witness wound, injected iodine, otherwise, are so intimately inter- c ver labor convention above ihe .. terrible sequel that hap- Moyer, deliberately, “I never said to any one as lias been testified, lor> and itt? uary, 1904. He had also seen him at ; plied 1 using a goose quill as a syringe, an 1 woven, and the cordial relations be- pened something more than a year ago. Febrpary, 1904, gave Orchard any money for any crime -tjiat Governor Steunenberg should be for fifty years standing are Cripple CreDk in when l i the horse never felt the slightest ill ef- tween us She even shrank from tho curious or any other purpose.” exterminated. sever*, confi- he became fairly well acquainted with i for fects, although the bite was a of so firm a nature, that 1 can glances that followed her now and then he [ “Well, did you give any money “No, sir,” he replied. “I think what one. many dently affirm that they will never be him. Moyer then denied that had ever This has been the case in in the corridor of the Hotel Lorrain * : any was he relegated destroyed by trifling given Orchard any sum of money at for crime?” I said that should be liter 1 have treated. mere incidents. went to nnd I took a hand m relegating him.” ‘.She very quietly from there any time or had any knowledge of Or- “No.” “Another case i had a few years ago “It is true that lately some dark •the little house in Park avenue and given money any “Or know of his getting any money Haywood became a member of the one quarter the chard having been by •was that of a child that had been bit- clouds did apear in of has lived alone with two ser- • from organization for any or ' of tlie Western Fed- nothing there she officer of the Western Federation of the crime executive board ten by a water moccason, the bite of Bky, but it is but a local squall receiving but one or two visi- any eration of 1900, holding that vants, Moyer detailed his trip to i criminal act?” Miners in which is considered almost sure to bo and docs not in any way represent the always in Miners. position June, 1901, when he was ters. and these connection Ouray, Colorado, with Orchard in 1904. “No, sir.” until fatal But the iodine injected into tin* general state of tlie weather. And in trial wrecking : secretary-treasurer, an office with her husband’s interest tlie Orchard was going there to > “Did you say in the train elected vein:; promptly put a stop to spread slight soon dis- He said fills. the even tills cloud will be that is set for October. get Moyer suggested that . case that you wanted no mention mad ) i which he still normally His sal- tin poison, and baby’s life was persed. work and ” cf the they together. This was for • of ‘Pettibone dope?’ ary is $l5O a month. saved parents given up are all aware of the high sense Avoids Notoriety. travel a tiling according to Hay- after the had “We self-protection because on i “I had never heard of such I The federation, hope. of justice and humanity possessed by to pass of attacks an in- She has allowed uncontra- members of the organization. He de- at that time.” wood, has always taken active "The same rule applies to the the Americans, the principles which dicted various rumors which were ■ saw ' in politics, one its objects be- j arrangement for carry- The next time the witness Or* lerest of of tarantalus, scorpions kind. form very foundations of Re- printed from to declaring scribed their and | and their tlie the time time ing revolvers and “sawed-off shot- ■ chard was in 1904. jng to elect its friends defeat its j I liodine is a sovereign remedy for them, public.” that she and Harry Thaw’s mother had guns,'' which he said were secured by “He came to my office in Denver ’ enemies. and every man who spends a day in Rear Admiral Evens, commander of become hopelessly estranged. As a men i Pettibone. Orchard, Moyer said, , rJong with three orfour other wh | Met Orchard First in 1904. the country where reptiles abound the Atlantic fleet, said that when the matter of fact. I know that no such bought his own ticket, but Moyer paid 1 said they had decided to pull out of ' • Haywood said he first met Orchard thou Id carry a bottle of it with him. it newspapers of this country stopped estrangement ever happened. It would to know n his expense in the hotel. Cripple Creek and wanted ! In 1904, at the same time Moyer met may make him a life-saver.” making war between Japan and the bo queer if old Mrs. Thaw could ever When the Hayw’ood trial opened good place to locate. We discussed man. came as a delegate United States the people would come ungrateful to girl who fought s > places. the Orchard be the Senator Borah read the cross-examina- . several different Orchard said from one of the Cripple Creek miners’ lo their senses and a better feeling rplendldly in her son's behalf. Harry Silverton, 1 Nearing Completion. tion in the deposition of W. A. Aber- ■ he believed lie would go to • unions to a convention of the State New Railroad would exist all around. Thaw’s mother has been guilty of no • 1 was making .nathy, a contractor and former miner Colorado. I told him 'Federation of Labor. Denver.—"In three months we wil. such ingratitude. She has several to go down to Ouray my* In the Coeur d’Alenes, who declared he i preparations The witness denied as flatly as have in operation 700 miles of tho Cost of Feeding Paroled Convicts. times visited New York since the trial Harry say he would self was no hurry I J consulting her son heard Orchard I and that if he in Moyer did yesterday that Orchard was lints; railroad system ever constructed and discharged convicts for the purpose of Steunenberg. glad to lmvo him wait and go Paroled Governor some would be 1 ut federation headquarters in Decem- in ibis county,” said Ed Dickinson, Colorado Penitentiary are end her son’s chief counsel, Dan • ■ me. I from the time. with told him several other men ! her, 1903, and that he had congratu- formerly general manager of positions O’Reilly. She has always stayed while up down I the Union cared for and secured at the The witness declared that his duties i had. been beaten there and [ on blowing up the Vin- the City, in town as guest of young Mrs. him me as lated Orchard Pacific, but now with Kansas rate of $23 each, according to the re- the as president of organization re- would like to have with dicator & the ■ -1 mine. Mexico Orient. port of W. E. Collett in his second Thaw in the Park avenue house. Mean- quired headquarters protection. He said a day or two spoke lias never d his absence from i [ “He never to me at any time Dickinson rode into Denver in one of report of the Colorado Prison time the young wife fail' greater made no difference to him. He waited Hay- quarterly the part of the time. ' about the Vindicator,” declared the finest private cars that lias ever only to pay her daily visit to her husband. territory by • and went with me.” never any money Association. This is one-third iho as unostentatious]v The covered the West- wood, “and received feen handled by the local depot crew. cost Society for the This she lias done ern extends Michigan which the Kansas Thaw in Federation from Shotgun Was Never Fired. from me.” He is one of tho best known railroad Friendless, an organization twice as as possible. The elder Mrs. is to the Pacific coast and from Alaska Haywood what Moyer of estrange- "Was anything said about arms?” corroborated men in the West and is especially pop- old as tlie Colorado association, has the city now. All tales to Mexico. There were 22,000 members testified to yesterday as to the circuni- are disproved by the manner In him if lie had a nistol and ular with the employes of the Union to expend to care for released con- ment of the federation when Moyer was “I asked accompanying come and go from th yes. I thought of carry# etances of Orchard's Pacific, who took advantage of the op- victs. which tlie two elected in 1902. When he was ar- ho said I said president to woman Inga take-down shotgun, which eouln the of the federation portunity to again meet their former It is recommended in the report that prison with the white-haired • rested, more than a year ago, there Colorado. Wagon on slender arm of the girl. . be a case. Orchard Ouray, employer. He has gone to A. Hoffman, district secretary, band the were 30,000 members, and, according placed in suit said “When Moyer R. deeply he also had a suit case and I told him asked Orchard if he Wheel Gap, wiiere he will spend a week should be made field secretary, as he Thaw himself has been most to this year's report, there are more had any firearms,” said Haywood, "Or- by his wife’s steady devotion, I would buy him a gun. I got Mr. Pet- in fishing. does work all over Colorado. The ap- affected than 40,000. chard vest, reached progress- may imagined. He tells Lawyer tibone to buy The guns for us. I had unbuttoned his “Work on the new road is pointment of a special committee at as be “Now , Mr. Moyer, during your term and pulled a .45- to alone make r known him since 1900. He was always •way down in his belt ing very rapidly,” said Dickinson. “We the next meeting of tlie association, O’Reilly that these visits as president what has been the custom It must have been . a great miners, and being caliber sixshooter. expect to be operating 300 miles into confer with the governor in regard to life tolerable. of the organization as to defending friend of the a long. I asked him Summer Girl. in trade could get a liboral discount a foot and half Mexico by December Ist and at that the appointment of the board which Pretty members of the union who have been *what he was going to do with that 1,000 as she left the Tombs on anything he bought. He was often time we will have a total of miles is to enforce the new prison law, Mrs. Thaw charged with crime growing out of thing. He said he would take it to in operation. four ut immediately, ns one day recently was a fresh summer , a member of the entirtainment commit- We have sections should he made tlie their connection with the union, or Ouray. I said, ‘Do you think those fel- in shortly. picture a beautiful girl. She was tee when there were conventions in road in operation at present tho law goes into effect very of where the federation has been in- lows down there are going to wait till United States between Emporia, Kan- Since tlie organization of the soci- dressed in a simple white duck gown, Denver.” undress get gun?” drooping volved?” asked Mr. Darrow. you yourself to that f-as, San Angelo, are and a half years ago. with a soft white hat with a of organi- “Was your shotgun used to kill Lyt3 and Texas. These ety. three 447 “It has been the rule the Haywood’s recital of the incident, being will all be in one prisoners have for at a m ini. Her arms were laden with books. to protect Gregory?” connected and been cared brought a zation its members and the told in even good humor, called out a by September Ist, en- cost of $ had just her husband "No, sir.” road when the 10,302.G0. The Kansas soci- She ,p Interest of the organization where at- ripple of laughter in the court room. will as one branching pew supply. She looked far studh “Has it ever been found?” tire 700 miles be operated ety, in its first year after tacks have been made against it.” Haywood told Mayer’s return pris- during days.of the trial. The I left it at the of system. out to Colorado, averaged sll4 a than the Moyer spoke self-pos- “No. sir. in Denver Ouray Denver 1904 in cus- pallor had gone out. of wdth absolute of my arrest from to iu "We have made a sufficient showing oner in 1904 and $lO5 a prisoner in extreme her session. He seemed to weigh every time with the remainder tody of a of Hay- floating were Her large eyes were ve.v of my goods.” detachment militia. with the road to succeed in 190G. Forty-seven cases aided cheeks. of answers. was a prisoner in year, right clear, quick word his Moyer and to wood himself tho $13,000,000 worth of bonds. The four this quarter and 10G for the half 1 and and her smile said he Orchard went custody He, own a w buoyancy of spirits Defends Members Aiawys. Ouray paid of an officer. at his ’sections now in operation are earning or as many as were assisted during showed that ne March 23d. Orchard his request, was to Moyer at operating ex- were organization to own fare, Moyer paid allowed meet a small margin over 1905, and one more than cared was with her. "Has the had defend railroad but the depot. we year. am feeling very well now,” sh quite often?” expenses at Ouray. the penses, taxes and interest, which for by the Kansas society last “1 Its members hotel The witness The witness just showing in for year were "and I hope trial will “Yes.” vent to out for welfare of sev- told how he had consider a remarkable view Collections the half $2,- taid, the second look the greeted Moyer at depot Cen- many who been the when c.f the fact that the sections are not conn soon. I have never doubted that “And have there been convic- eral union miners had de- Bulkeley interfered, and my would go frea. tions?” ported from Tollurlde. Two days after tral Wells connected and are not much more than i*i the end husband Haywood Wells. the I as sure of It as ever. But it is “Very few, considering the number his arrival Moyer was arrested at the struck four separate small roads. The Union Good Crops on Plains. feel "What happened then?” Company all on him to be locked in that prison who have had charges placed against icquest of the sheriff of San Miguel Construction has taken Akron, Colo.—Plowing at tlie Akron hard “The set upon me I got $13,000,000 bond long. He bears it wonderfully." them.” county, in which Telluride is located. soldiers and ot the issue and has sub-experiment station, under the con- so worst got into an automobile alone. you 1899, during much the of it.” practically sold them all.” trol of of plant industry, She “Where were in the Haywood was Ox- the bureau not having accompanied L-Coeur d'Alene troubles?” then taken to the Dickinson was asked in regard to the is completed—forty-seven acres. This Mrs Thaw hotel, said, and one road, as yesterday, and was taken directly fy “In the Black Hills of South Da- FAMOUS SCOUT PASSES AWAY. ford he there of connections of the Stillwell will be divided into plats of one-tenth her pulled a & to avenue house. Next ‘ the soldiers sixshooter on him. the Kansas City, Mexico Orient is of an acre each. back the Park kota.” Haywood O’Reilly announce tha Moyer struck the soldier and then known, with Colorado. He said that J. Payne, who control of week Daniel will said he did not become a Frontiersman Jack Sumner Crosses E. had the place Dol- another row occurred, in which Hay- every energy was now being directed Cheyenne Wells experiment station, nan chosen to take the of member of the executive board until wood was again roughly West, will not figure ithe June following the troubles. He the Great Divide. handled. toward completing the main line from will commence the buildings and other mas of the who City coast of next trial. had nothing to do with the manage- Denver.—John C. Sumner, a famous Never Heard of Crimes. Kansas to the Pacific necessary improvements by August. iu the this was finished It is believed the choice will fall ment of the strike and no interest in and Haywood nothing Mexico and that when Prof. Paddock of the Agricultural scout frontiersmau of Colorado's said that he heard and in operation it would undoubtedly upon Martin W. Littleton. The de- it other than as a member of the or- Independence depot or College at Fort Collins has made pre- early days, died at Vernal, Utah, July of the explosion be the policy of the company to build fense, it is understood, will not bear so ganization a long distance from the the murder of Lyte Gregory until af- liminary arrangements for future tree sth. His remains were brought to intersecting roads in promising see- Carpenter lias hard with the plea of the unwritten scene of the troubles. After becoming ter they happened. Orchard, he said, experiments and Prof. thorough i A right of way plowed as as law as it will make for a ami a member of the executive board he Denver for burial. Interment took never him connec- lons. has been secured/ ordered forty acres soon had approached in Irora the line to Pueblo under tho •.trong plea of straight insanity. had to vote on some matters concern- place at Riverside cemetery, where he with either of these main possible. An effort will be made to tion matters, nor ramc of a separate corporation and value for crop ing the latter part of the strike. is buried by his mother’s side. to iu show the of shelter belts had he ever mentioned them him it is the of the company some “Were you sympathy The life of Jack Sumner, as ho was any way. intention production, as well as tlie kinds of Teddy Making Hay. in with the day to into men in the Coeur d’Alenes?” always called, reads like that of a The federation, Haywood declared, build Colorado. trees best adapted to the plains region. has on York.—President Roosevelt har- “I was, yes, sir.” dime novel hero. Soldier, Indian any difficulty with Greg- Harvest commenced the New fighter, pioneer, he had never had plains and outlook is crops vested the hay crop on the Sagamore “Did you know Governor Steunen- scout, trapper and ory. Entombed Corpse. tlie that tlie Alive With good. recent are Hill farm. Edward Maloney of East >erg?” passed unharmed through the many to Johnny Neville, the witness will be The rains dangers days always As Florence, Italy.—The causing the to rapidly, Norwich. Long Island, who worked at “No, sir.” of the wild and never met or spoken to search for the wheat fill and said he had the Magdalen Castellare, a the prospects for a crop were task, told the story in the village, “Ever see him?” came out on top. man. He did see at headquarters Marchioness corn the him beautiful accomplished of better. Barley is a fair crop store town. He said: “No, sir.” Sumner was born in Illinois in 1849 one day, whatever conversation and member never and in his home but nobility, beside being came “Did you ever entertain any per- and wont to lowa with his parents the man had there was with Moyer. the Italian was ended is now harvested. "About 2 o’clock the President a grave. had been was dressed in a sonal hostility toward him?” when but an infant. Here he grew up “Did you ever give Orchard at any The marchioness out to the field. He a Her Progress of the West. negligee shirt, “No, sir.” leading an outdoor existence. or place any Ind- entombed alive with corpse. white suit and a white time money for the Sig. greeting around, “You had the same feeling that He served through the Civil War as ependence explosion?” asked Darrow. body was found in a coffin with Greeley, Colo.—While Greeley is one and with a hearty all other members of the organization scout and sharpshooter and becamo Rossi, a banker, who died a few days most conservative cities in Col- began to pitch with the others, with “I did not.’ disappearance. of the had?” noted for his daring. Haywood said he saw Orchard in before her Her face orado. it is somewhat given to fads. one loading. came first was and her was dons you, “I can’t say that I felt the same as He to Colorado with the Pettibone’e store in May, 1905. He re- convulsed with terror The automobile lias taken tlie place of “Before the first load fright- not have given 30 cents that the men who were actually in the Bayard Taylor party and decided to tlie of Or- limbs were contorted with the bicycle in popular favor and few would for membered incident because ful the trouble. I was at. some distance and stay, as the new country offered him having to out efforts she evidently made for lib- property holders are without motor white shirt. And talk about the sweat chard solicited him take erty. expression attitude, like could not feel as strongly as they did.” the wild, outdoor life which he loved. some life had no fur- The and cars. It is estimated that there are drops, peas! The President shed Sulphur Springs insurance. He bear testimony to big as dropping Mr. Darrow next took the witness to He settled at Hot to to the agony of her 200 automobiles in Greeley and vicin- them as black walnuts, ther conversation than decline death. and to the Cripple Creek district of Colorado and traded with the Indians when not have a policy written. struggles with ity and that this number will be from his face, he didn’t clop fighting The exact wipe them off, either, but kept rigiy and the beginning of the labor strife them. He next saw Orchard in the middle nature of the accident doubled by the time the crops are har- there. The strike started Colorado At one time when his cabin was •jf July. may never be known. U is conjec- Some of them are owned by on pitching up forkfuls so big that he at vested. and them City in February, 1903. filled with a band of raging redskins “Did you and Moyer ever have a con- tured Hint she visited the cemetery to pioneers of the Poudre valley. J. Max had to get under them shove Soon after the strike was called at thirsting for his blood he drew his re- versation with Orchard in Pettibone's pray at tlie grave of her dead sweet- Clark, one of the original Union colon- up to me. Cripple Creek, Moyer volver nnd, pointing it at a keg of pow- heart, Count Franchi, and wandered by Moore, a “Talk about hay pitchers—he’s a snid he and Hay- backyard or anywhere else as to the ists: Rev. Samuel retired wood wentthere to der, threatened to blow them Into killing of mistake into the vault in which Rossi's and wonder. After we got two wagons address the miners Governor Steunenberg?” Methodist minister: Robert Steele Teddy lat a picnic nt Pinnacle park. “Kingdom come” unless they departed “No, sir. never.” coffin lay. Then, it is supposed, she Dick Patterson, both old timers, are loaded, 1 drove to the barn with departed. saw corpse lead, shoulder, and “I addressed the men ns to my opin- immediately. The Indians The witness snid ho lived in llie swooned when she tho in driving modern machines over roads In the with fork on government ex- the open coffn, we the new hay barn ion how the strike should be con- Sunnier led the first neighborhood of Pettibone’s store nnd and fell into tho casket where they hunted buffalo or fought In- when reached and upon body. at- on my load, and ducted. I went into details ns to the pedition through the Colorado river lad often been in his backyard, but the banker’s The dians thirty-five years ago. Local so- the President climbed steady tendants presumably po cause of the strike urged canon and by his nerve and to yard only clamped the lid ciety women to motoring tip in the mow. where he took the and the men Dover talk. The was on have taken away to be careful about any acts of vio- good judgment kept the entire party twenty five feet and the Solo- the casket in the darkness soon af- and have put up a prize for the one hay from the fork and mowed it many a across seeing forms with more big drops falling lence, or any other acts which might from going down to death timo | family next ten terward without that two who makes the best record for the L;:n him knon door had children lay be charged against them and used during the journey. pluying abimt most of the time. inside. summer. in streams"