Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-11
name Of a wei known customer Of the

name of well known customer n tine
firm ?"
There were several names"
Orchard said lie had heard from
MCFARLAND about the suit Of the own
er OF the apartments against the san
Francisco Gas company after the eX-
ploslon Of the Bradley bomb. ON or
chard's testimony Detective McPar-
land and CAV Gooding made afida-
Wits for use by the gas company in
moving for new trial
DO you know that the motion for
a new trial based on these affidaVirs
had been overruled by the court?'
NO, sir, l heard the Judgment was
stayed"
But that was on appeal"
Il don't know about that"
BRADLEY BOMB EXPLOSION.
Orchard said thar the morning he
placed the bomb Mt the front door OF
the Bradley house people We're pass
ing on their way 10 work. The lead
bomb was inside a wooden box. Or
Chard took q down town car and was
out OF ear SHOT before the explosion
occurred.
From the examination Of the place
after the eNulosion, don't YOU know
that the walls We're blown out instead
OF n?" asked MI Richardson.
They were all shattered"
DICllsiIu SdlN Nlltl H. IpIduAtN DpHll~
ed the door he would he sideways 70
the bomb and the explosion would he
more likely to blow him out thaa IN.
The Witness, with the same calm
ness that has marked his demeanor
throughout drew diagram for the
attorneys showing just where he had
placed tho bomb and where Bradley
would be with the opening OF 'he
door At yhe suggestion Of Judge
Wood, orchard left the witness chair
ana walked over to the jury box,
where ne explained the diagram TO
the II men. He did not hesitate In
supplying any detail demanded by
Richardson.
Orchard said chat it was from the
newspapers that he learned Bradley
had been blown into the street
Then YOU don't know positively
that he was blown into the street,
said Richardson.
Il didn't see him 60" said Orchard
unperturbed
In reply TO questions Orchard said
he went 10 the corner grocery few
days after the explosion to learn
Bradleys condition.
"Why didn't Won read the papers
for that. too?' Richardson wanted TO
know.
because 7 didn't believe all saw
in the papers.
generally attributed 10 gas. but ne
thought IL was a bomb.
az told him / didn't think so a an
declared orchard.
RETURNS TO DENVER.
Orchard next told Of returning to
Denver after receiving more money
from Pettibone. Ie disguised himself
as a soldier and wore glasses.
Don't YOU know that soldiers never
wear glasses" asked Richardson.
II didn't know it, no. said the
witness,
chimed in. "You forget MI. Roose-
Welt at san Juan, Mr.. Richardson
"Hn vast soldier" shouted
Richardson.
"And he wasn't at San Juan de-
clarcd Mr.. Nugent, of the dciendanlH
counsel
Orchard said he had sent several
San Francisco papers TO Fettlbolle,
Arriving in Denver he went lirs'
20 see PettibOne, He then met steve
Adams and went with Billy AckeIman
To live at Adams house, Mrs ADAMS
cooking the meals.
Didn't steve have 10 move pcraus"
he couldn't pay the rent?' asked Rlch-
ardson.
No. sir. We had plenty Of money.
the old place was not satisfactory
orchard continued to live with the
Adams family from before Chustlnas'
1901 TO February, 1905 Richardson en-
deayored by many questions 10 SNOW
that both Orchard and Adams Weie
poverty-strickeu all winter long
The witness repeatedly declared that
both men were we'll Bupplied WIN
funds. the money coming from Felu-
bone and Haywood
Orchard said he made Bradlcy's con-
dition out worse 10 Pettlbone ana
Adams than it really was when he re-
ported 10 them. He had heard the
man wasn't permanently Injured
"You He'd did you?' snarled Hich-
'r Syea"
1T was your habit to lie about every
thing, wasn't IT."
LIED WHEN IT SUITED HIM.
whenever II suited my purpose bet
ter"
you have always been liar now
II have lied az times since began
10 go wrong,
And YOU started wrong pretty early
didn't you2
''somewhero between 25 ana 80 years
old"
Richardson asked the witness II he
sent any money lac received for the
Bradley affair 10 either of his wives
He said he had not no supposed
Pettibone was looking out for MS
Cripple Creek wife
@But nobody was caring Tor your
Canadian wife,
mo, SIR said orchard.
ORCHARD SHOWS FEELING
The witness bit his lower lip and
seemed 10 show one Of those very rare
traces OF feeling In his voice
isn't II fact continued Richard
son, that ne woman you wronged ~
Cripple Creek had 10 sell her wash
tubs in order 10 get things 10 eat7'
mo, sir, Pettibone had promised 20
look out for her when | left Colorado
An incident typical of the entire
cross-eEaminatlon next occurred
Richardson asked:
DID you talk 10 Haywood about
sending any money 10 your WIFE"
Yes" replied tNchard.