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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

Kansas was the Arst state heard at
the Chicago oil hearing. The Jay
hawkers are evidently becoming jeal-
Gus of the record made by Missouri.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

The sentiment for Mr. Rosewater is grow
Ing at a rapid rate Several Of the news
papers which formerly were supporting
Brown now have gone over to the Omaha
man. A declaration OF his intentions should
be made by Mr. Rosewater soon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

II China succeeds in its attempt to
control its own customs houses it will
have taken long step in the direc-
ton of real independence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
PittsburE DIspatch

II the standard Oh company put anything
into that campaign fund and can shOw doeu-
ments 70 the effect that It was to have It's
own way under the administration. IL must
feel as II Il was entitled 70 a rebate on
that payment also
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

The attack upon the Salvation Army
will do that organization little harm
until the critics have demonstrated a
better way.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

The stubbornness of Attorney Crom-
well may be due to the fact that the
old Panama Canal company still owes
him his bill ''t asp.eys. 'e.lf'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

Now that Nicaraguan minister has
been assassinated some people will
foresee the ultimate extension of the
canal zone
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

Whatever else it may do, the grand
jury will have no difficulty in piling up
good bill of witness fees for the
county to pay. ~,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

Mr.. Cleyeland's experience with the
democratic party scarcely qualities him
TO pose as a specialist before the con-
ference of charities and corrections.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
WHEN OCT or TOWN.
subs sribers leaving the city ten.
BOrarily should have The Bee
mailed to tasnl.r Address Will bS
changed as often as requested.

'LongshOremen have declared their
strike OF pending negotiations. The
miners example is contagious.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
between Rosewater and Brown.

When the senatorial fight narrows down
between Brown and Rosewater the offend
ing railroads will be as between the devil
and the deep, blue sea.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

z. g hUSEW ATEK,
General Manager
subscribed in my presence and sworn to
before me this 3Oth DAY of April, 1906.
tSeal) NJ. b. HUNGATE,
Notary Pubic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

Two women chartered a touring auto
mobile in New York the other day and
started for an airing. After going smoothly
for short distance they stopped at a curb
and sent the chauffeur to a theater office
to purchase tickets for the evening enter.
tainment. In his brief absence the ma
chine got FESTIVE and sputtered and spit
viciously and set bystanders to wondering
hundred, they had wondered a hun
dred times before, what would happen II
an automobile got tired of standing
hitched." They soon had demonstration
The machine took a sudden start and
rushed up the street driverless. and with
out the slightest notion as to the direction
It should take. 1t was rapid and eccentric
In its movements. and CONSERVATION was
on the faces OF the onlOokers. What did
the women do? Why, just what any other
human and sensible woman. not skilled in
athletics or automobile driving, would do.
They simply screamed. After the auto
mobile had rushed up and down and dag
onally several times one of the women
threw herself ineontinently to the ground.
but the other one held on till the machine
was smashed In an unsuccessful buttinE
match with a stone wall The occupants
were not seriously injured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11
STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION
State OF Nebraska Dougfas County, IS:
c. G. Rosewater, general manager OF The
Bee Publishing company. being duly sworn.
says that the actual number OF full and
complete copies OF The Daily, Morning,
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during
the month Of April, 1906, was as follows
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

nipples ON the Current Of Life IN the
MearnnnIla.

Nipples ON the Current Of Life IN the
Metropolis.
A remarkable exhibition Of greed not
down in the bills was given by an
audience az a benefit performance for tho
san Francisco sufferers in which all
available stars in the profession in New
York City participated The net proceeds
are put as high as $4,000, beating all
previous records The performance
lasted thirteen hours. beginning at II In
the morning and continued until mid
night
The purpose Of the length Of the per-
Torrance was two-fold-to give all the
stars place on the program and to ac-
commodate the thousands who purchased
tickets. The understanding had been that
those who came early would leave in time
to give others a chance in the evening, so
that there could be an interval for venu-
lating the house. but they declined TO
leave They came before the curtain was
up, and they remained untn It was down.
They had brought luncheon with them
and the baby, with a bottle of milk to
sustain and soothe its savage breast.
The suggestion of the management that
they retire was laughed to scorn. The
police were poohpoohed out of the way.
The result was that fully 10000 persons
who had bought tickets. intending to come
in the evening, were unable to enter
That 10000 residents Of Manhattan Bor-
ough alone will be unhoused by the bust
ness expansion this year is said to be
conservative estimate. Although the
building season has been under way but
few weeks, plans have been filed since
the first OF the year for more than $780,
600, 900 in mercantile construction. This,
covers a period of four months. The
years heavy work has not appeared as
yet in recorded plans. 1t is figured that
theN construction of the year will reach
SIS, 900, 0OO This compares with S29,
600 for the 22s business buildings which
were built last year; S17,255.5OO for 1S6
in 1904: s2O,s1s.OOO for 21S structures
during 1908, and s3O19S,OOO for 200 new
business buildings in 1909. In central
districts old dwellings and flats are being
demolished to make sites for business
structures Even in the northern sections
of Manhattan, where the neighborhoods
character promises TO remain residential
for many decades, new flathouses are
planned with stores. 1t is the exception
for builders to erect lighthouses without
stores, and whole blocks of old flathouses
are being altered to provide for stores
on the street floors
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

One of the great holders of Manhattan
real estate about whom the public seldom
hears Is. Miss Mary G. Pinckney She
owns over $12O00,00O worth of Manhattan
property and each month her agents col
lect about SIS, 900 for her in rents. Miss
Plnckney is so rich and so wise that she
maintains a block in The Bronx as a
farm" and although real estate experts
declare this block to be worth million and
half, It is down on the tax books as a
farm" and nothing more.
Miss Pinckney is the great bugbear of
the tax department of the city, for she
makes II an invariable rule never to pay
any taxes or assessments until the last
moment before her property is to be sold
by the city for unpaid taxes. She has
followed this custom for decades, being
willing TO be charged per cent interest
on the taxes when she knows the value
OF her land is running up at the rate OF
30 per cent a year. At one time the city
paid 81. l2s,OO0 to her for portion of her
holdings needed for st. Nicholas park She
is a niece of Watt the inventor. whose
large holdings of land in New York were
the foundation OF her fortune.
With Miss Pinckney, seven other persons
and estates hold s23O.OOOOOO OF New York
real estate. with an aggregate monthly
rent roll OF s2.50O,OOO. William Waldorf and
John Jacob Aston are credited with $780,
100000 each; the Goelet estate owns $780,
10000 in houses and land; Elbridge T.
Gerry, $25,OO00OO; the Emo estate, Sl2.OOO,-
0O0, and the Clark and Hammersley es-
tates 100000 each. The Aston joint rent
roll is half as great as that OF the entire
income OF the kingdom Of Greece and bears
about the same proportion to that OF the
little kingdom OF Denmark. It is far
larger than that Of servia. Bulgaria.
Montenegro and a lot OF other principali-
ties.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

They do not fear robbers at the all-night
bank which opened its doors on the first Of
this month Saturday night rather seedy
looking stranger entered the place and II
was obvious he had been tasting Of the
water that makes one want another kind
of water the morning after Casting a
glance about the place he remarked:
$50 this is the all-night bank, is it?
Well. say turning to one Of the clerks
II don't think 1t would be such a tough
proposition to touch this joint for all
you've got in 1t. Hey?"
Don't, eh?' responded the clerk. Just
look here, my friend" and he directed the
stranger to each of the twelve little win
dows looking out from the semi-circular
enclosure which is arranged in the place.
At each of these windows appeared the
face OF a man assigned to some special
branch of the business and close to each Of
these faces, pointing out at the potential
robher. was a big repeating revolver, which
automatically fires ten shots at a single
pressure of the trigger. The stranger saw"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-11

NNo, sir" declared Bragg II owe moth
.'oh, yes, you do" retorted Wise.
NO, sirl'
"oh, yes you owe an apology to every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-06
COMPANY OF FORTY
CLOWNS WITH CIRCUS
Tension Relieved at Intervals bv
Antics Of Funny Men in
Big Show.

a circus SSH 80 clowns would b. all
most tragic. "thrillcrs" with which
l-r modern performance is inter-
speised would r-l upon the audience. uo
matter Poo" u~us or dcata-dcfv.ng u
~" tension r.s not relieved. at int-r.
walls, ht I'll. H.r-y antics Of the Gr.mal-
fis IN' rlan ment of the Barn4rl o
hnloF Gr.f. SHOW on Earth. which
"N.i"ifs u Is, moud Saturday. Nutern-
"rf l.t1 BIAS recoenized this fact hr
'if"n-1'n- f'. f.n current season d. ,ou.-
lant OF FORTY clowns. each one Or whom.
said t9 h. specialist and comedian
In"-" oi1"rs awe Introduced throughout
the program IND such q way as 20 kncp
'-- a.i" .fsrnately sp.Nhl4ud and
roaring N.f. sitter. The modern spirit
"t rHi'atf. ..- 10 seems. reached even
i-r r.f..- dams and tie Merry An
orr" OF t.. .iZ show are described as
ptfl''HHiE t.rE with one another IN
originating l.H and laughahle bits Of
i'n.tHN..r. T.n oid-time clown appeared
'nr ana a.rendcd TO great extent
upon f's Individual efforts 10 create urr-
fIit'tt inr Oil. audience. Owing % the
'fntnnls -l. of the Barrum IS Bailey
tents. individual performances have to a
t''at extent c.fa ppcared. and the leading
clown s either larc assistants or CONF
Dino nitl other fun-makcrs in producing
laughing clown rlaylets of distinct origin
aAtt. Formerly IN. clown was utilized
to % great tent as "a roster for tho
lady riders. nDW the Barnum g. Bailey
c-oVniue bias distinct value 100 itself.
and iu az lease one number. DO Is am
nolrced tac entire hippodrome pavilion
is given zap to their merry gamhols.
Among t.r big shows merry makers
are many ~ International reputation.
0Iadcr johnson. who is universally known
as tue creator If the clown band. has
furnished u.r.mcnt for audiences all
oNcr the world. Innocent and Alhortuu
arc t"o Ire.r. clowns who arc introduce
iue epm. u...i IDEAS I'm acrobatlc fun
{" tie Ameri a. public: the Brothers Ken
rora are American clowns Of orgiualtv.
and I.n N4r.,Ie. French clown utf-
Nz.s tr..E Ianv in series of fl.uv
lnf'i'Na.e f.Iu. Zorclla and Bartlett
trio of imported laugh-creators of
c4...rn.ss rnl rrputation. also contnhlto
To- tAa .rli.r side Of the circus ntor-
ta'nmenl .na steve Miaco is t4n-
maker 90 or'.lnaIity
I.. r.a.r.l program Of the big show rs
aI.. rn.f.I to be-. exceptionally strona
t.H Er.~ Intense public interest hHs
hr0H ..uI-.a Ira tho pip OF Death "a
-fHrf..a aerial automobile act. and th,
TWO IrIIr ~ Terror, IN which wv
daring hct.lajs turn somersaults on
'.'if "I..I ln mld-air. There 49, II D.
announced. circus company or tArc'
.-.if'o performers in program en-
"'.''Ht HN tno latest things 10 cltcn.
'h''t r'uurkable series OF ir"ine'
animal a.f. now spectacle called
] Peace. a.H tH. most complete zoologi
oal collection .u America.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-06
ELDER FARMAN HERE.
Comes to Accept Passionate Of
Seventh Day Adventist Church.

Elder H. j. Farman. who viii he the
first pastor of tle new church OF the
seventh Day Aovcutists here. ms arrived
IN thc city. Mrs Farman will arrive ou
Thursday from Lyuchburg and the pass
tor ana his wife viii live az 6n North
Thirty street.
Mr Farman resigned The pastorate o.
the Park street Seventh Day Adventist
Church. in Lyu,hhurs. % accept the call
p this city. lie IS said o. boz one OF tine
most scholarly and eloquent ministers
ot his denomination in tu. South
The new church Joe This city was 10 Doe
DEDICATED on November 18TH but am in
q mite ppstnonemcuf has been necessi-
tated ht Poe hardness Of the contractors
W-o az luu-.-ug lie ll-uLs.lnE..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-06

cursty. mako him omit 20 do that
which is the duty OF every loyal cit
lien
cur present Congressman has made
1eaious' consistent and conscientious
representative Come out. therefore.
and exercise your high privileg. md
exercise u by giving the Hon. John
Lamb a large majority.
CHARLES BURKF.RT.
Chairman city Central Democratic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-06
Church ON of Deht

Hainhhdge Street Baptist Church closed
tho fiscal year out OF debt The am
nDaI report OF the finance committee was
made sunday. after am able serinon bv
The puSto-. the Rev Or r. y BuidN.
els IL Worth While 20 Pray" was the
theme. tho text being from job. twenty
FIRST chapter and fifteenth verse. What
profit shall we have n we pray unto
ifu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-06
OFFER ORDINANCE
At NEXT MEETING
Continued fro1 First Fal.


t'" vs. werner afi Is llrh0f of fttr.i-
rru appeared a- Witnesses ..f.. OLD.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-06
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHSIDE
Captain Lipscomb Makes Clear
Cut Statement 10 Police
Commissioners
EXPLANATION SATISFACTORY

NWoh1st,r Hmeag Tmes-ni.rat,h.


80 ny Inn Street
'.ii luS WIN a. request %. Commits
N'.N '',"' '' 'N lI"lh aus reasons
us " 'N',.'iii,'lu "l'' 'f 20 .ii'-
, s'i.'' wanted IN M'n-
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and .,u.pIet.l, satIsr.g H.. ..,,,,,,,s,'..,,
,rs taat bis course Was f.-t,rnbio
u aunVln- Detective AfrNab,n az
Richmond. % proceed to Pnii9dolrE, NJ
Ter Charles Enr-r tho man wanted fur
I'll. tN,lt uf many thousands uf dollars
tr"m tH. stephen Putuey Shoe Company.
Captain III-.niuh said that I. bad acted
from Oh sons. OF honor and dutt. and
With t..r sole tl'a 90 being fair % man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-06

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE HROMO Quiulna Tahfets
Druggists refund money 10 n falls Q. cure
l. ". GRONES signature is ~ each box. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-06

STAGE PICTURES BEAUTIFUL

The Academy.
IO-nisht--"TWiddle TWlddlc."
The BijOu.

Matinee ana ,o-nisat BLACK crook
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
SENSATION IN COURT.
J-dge Harvey Said to Have Had Pistol
on His Person.

Austin. Feb, s0.--A great sensation
was created III the district court room
Tuesday morning during the progress
Of the trial Of Roland Browne. who Is
charged with the murdero T Congress
man Pinckney. whom pistol was as
covered on the person OF Judge q. ID
$. Harvey. county Judge OF Waller
county. District Attorney Moore saw
the weapon and declared dramatically
that such proceedings must stop be
fore the trial progressed II was
thought there might be trouble. ana q
rush was made for the doors. Judge
Harvey was disarmed and the court
calls1 all witnesses and they were ex'
amined to see II any had weapons
The court then announced that car
rying OF pistols Ia court syould not be-
tolerated. Taking Of evidence began
Miss Sue Pinckney. sister Of late con
gresham, testified as to the coat worn
by her brother when he left home.
also that he was well. and as 10 when
he was brought back dead.
DR. Cummings testified rs to help
ing bind wounds after the killing Al
the meeting thes In progress
There are four negroes on the jury
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
WHO 6LENk is.
Native Of New Orleans and Spent
Much Of His Life There.

Native Of New Orleans and Spent
Much Of His Life There.
New Orleans. Feb. 20.-The news OF
Bishop Blenks nomination was re
ceiyed In New Orleans with especial
qualification. for the bishop is a ma
tive OF this city. and spent much OF
his life here. He was born on Aug
6. 1857. and received his primary I'd
ucation here. After completing a
classical course in northern colleges
he entered jefferson college. where
he taught tire years before entering
the noyitiate OF IN Marist Fathers,
He went TO Belley. France. to study
in the school OF philosophy and then
TO the Catholic University OF ireland.
at Dublin. where he made "A brilliant
record. lie was raised 10 the priest
hood by Archbishop Redwood OF Well
ington. New ZEALAND. In 1885, and then
returned to Louisiana. He became
professor at. and subsequently pres.
idSnt of jefferson college In 1896,
at the invitation OF the general OF the
Marlst order. he tok trip abroad and
visited a number OF the houses OF the
order IN France, all OF the Marist
houses 10 England and ireland there
by renewing many old and pleasant
acquaintance. Returning TO New Or
leans In February. 1897. he took charge
Of the Church OF the Holy Name Of
| Mary Algiers His success In the par
ish OF Alglers testified TO his fitness
/ In that line OF labor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
IN OPEN HEARING.
Texas Railroad Commission Listened
to Several Matters.

Austin. Feb. 20-Thc railroad com
mission met In open hearing Tuesday
20 consider several matters No OBJ
lection WAS made To petition of Gal
weston. Harrisburg and San Antonio
railway To change It's track between
Alleyton and Columbus
The commission proposition 10 adopt
western classification 80 where ratings
are lower than those applying in Tex.
as was taken up. The National Cash
Register company objected TO double
iirst-class rate on it's freight. San An
tonic agent Of the company charged
the International and Great Northern
with charging him first-class rates on
shipments from Austin to III Paso.
The matter was taken under advise
ment
Proposed special rates on salt from
Grand Saline and Salt City 10 Hous-
ton. Galveston, Beaumont and Orange
were taken up. II Is proposed TO put
a Decent rate from Salt City TO Hous.
ton and Galveston. with n rate of IL
cents from Colorado City 10 all points,
The Palestine Sale company favored
lower rates, so as To enable II TO meet
competition from Louisiana. Mr.. Er
nest OF Grand Saline. a salt producer
favored abolition Of the salt diferen
tlal He said the proposed rates would
not affect the price OF table salt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
PARLIAMENT OPENED.
King Edward Does So With the Usual
Ceremony Following.

Ceremony Following.
London. Feb. 2O.-King Edward
opened the second parliament Of IFS
reign Monday afternoon with the Gus.
tomary ceremonial The absence Of
Queen Alexandra. the Prince and
Princess Of Wales and tine Duke and
Duchess OF Connaught and the mourn.
Ing into which the court had been
thrown by the death of King Chris
tan OF Denmark. his hrotherin-law
detracted somewhat from the hilliance
of the pageant Otherwise the royal
D occasion from Buckingham palace
TO the palace az Westminster and the
proceedings of the house of lords fol
lowed the well known lines of those Of
previous years.
Ia Dis speech the king said he hoped
the idea OF am intermediate stage for
representative government FOR the
TFunsyaM had been abandoned. and
that q new constitution would De-
drawn as expeditIously as possible
adding that until the Transyaal as.
scmbly meets. the importation of Chi.
ncse will be suspended.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
MONROE EDGE

We have nice line Of cottages
for rent.
Also special bargains for sale we
Offer for q few days the following;
5 lots and room houss on Main
street for the pitiiai sum OF si5O'oO.
IS acres in city i'mits must go at
some price.
2 acres aud two four-room houses
must be sold regardless ~ price.
Groom house in A ! repair, barns,
garden. old time dug we'll, sewer, 10
fact q swell place at the right price.
II you have property for sale or
want 10 buy, see us. We have maps
and plats drawn from official records
showing location Of every tract In
the county.
For list OF farm lands see the
weekly newspapers published at
Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21

Seven Of Thsm Present 70 Testify In
the Patrick Case.


Kew York. Feb. % Seven witness
"a from Texas were present Monday
at the beginning 81 the hearing OF a
motion for new trial for A. 7. Pat
rick. They were Robert Lee. r y.
Jet. G. n. Bailey. Thomas McNerny
Miss Minnie Gnillard. all OF Houston
and Joseph Jordan Of seatrook.
Jordan waa the first witness called
10 he stand. Before Jordan was
questioned william X Olcolt latricks
counsel. made a formal motion 10
have the hearing transferred before
mother judge Recorder Golf OF the
court OF general sessions. before whom
the hearing had started. denied the
notion The examination OF JORDAN
was then begun by District Attorney
Jerome. who read an aifidavite mhe
by the witness. In II Jordan stated
that he Is bcatman OF Galveston
county. Texas. and that he talked 10
Charles r. Jones. Rice's valet. at MOT
zan's Point. He stated that Jones
had told him he was confused by the
pollce when he made the charges
against Lawyer Patrick. Jones SAID
10 him. the affidavit read. that Patrick
had nothing to do with the death OF
Rice and that he hoped Patrick would
come out all right. Mr. Jordan ques'
TONED the witness AS 10 what led him
10 make this affidavit. and whether
he had dictated ID himself. Jordan
said he dictated "all but the hncy
touches
Robert Lee of Houston was put c'
the stand. After few preliminary
questions had beeen asked OF bim D:
Mr.. Jerome the examination ~as al
iourned until Tuesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
IN PeNITENTlARY.
Meyer. Haywood and Pettibone Arrive
Under Strong Guard.

Boise. Ida. Feb 20.-Charles Il.
Mover. president OF the Western Fed
Grafton OF Miners; william ID. Hay
wood. secretary OF the same organi'
cation. and G.. A. Pettibone. former
member Of the executive board. who
were arrested in Denver Saturday
night charged with completely In the
assassination OF Frank Steunenberg'
former governor OF Idaho. arrived at
Boise in custody OF strong guard
OF Idaho and Colorado officers. The
prisoners we're taken directly 10 the
Idaho penltentiary.
Orchards alleged confession pur'
ports TO give details Of the plot to as
sassinate former Governor Steunen-
berg from It's inception. II gives the
names OF other men alleged 60 be i'm
plicated. Since the confession was
secured more than two weeks ago the
detectives have verified many OF tae
details. One OF the statements In this
confession Is that Orchard was select
ed 10 assassinate one OF the Justices
OF the supreme court OF Colorado.