The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20

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cents Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New
York, sole agents for the United States.
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no other.
introduced John l.. Stearns. the repre-
| sentative Of the company al Denver Or
| chard said he was advised by Haywood,
| Meyer and Pettibone 10 engage in life
Insurance solicitation as blind to cover
! his presence in Canon City while stalk
ing former Governor Peabody.
Stsarns said Orchard brought him let
| ters OF recommendation from George \.
Pettibone. from Horace n. Hawkins law
partner OF E. F. Richardson, now repre-
sentins Haywood from !. C. Sullivan,
Dor. and from Henry Cohen These let
ters. together with the carbon copy OF a
were offered in evidence by the prosecu-
ton. The defense objected on the ground
that the letters in no way connected Hay
wood with the death of Governor Steu
nenberg. Judge Wood overruled the OBJ
lection and Senator Borah read the let
ters TO the jury.
High Praise for Orchard,
The letter from Mr.. Hawkins was q
high commendation OF Orchard, the at
torney declaring Orchard or Thomas
man OF integrity.
II know nothing detrimental 10 his
character" concluded Mr.; Hawkins
The letter from ]. G. Sullivan commend
ed Orchard as "a man whose integrity
Is unduestioned and whose general char
acter is good"
Henry Cohen, Denver attorney. wrote
OF Orchard:
His Integrity is of the best and his
habits good
Pettibone wrote TO Stearns in reply TO
a letter from the latter asking as to
Orchards character. Pettibone wrote:
Tn reply 10 yours Of the Tth in refer
quainted with Hogan and I am also be-
coming acquainted with you. If any OF
my agents apply to you for positions.
.ihSem the quickest way 10 the W cellar, as
] can use them very well myself" on
cross examination Stearns said that he
took the letter as Joke, as several OF
Pettibone's agents had been given en-
ployment by him
Orchards Bomb Making.
Mrs. Seward. OF san Francisco, who
conducted the roomins house at which
Orchard stopped when he was making the
e nsI on wness 9s M b & Fred faa s2ds 6 Eas
Orchard under the name Of Berry and said
she found in his room shavings of lead
and wood and other Evidences Of the
mans experiments In omb-making. Or
chard said he experimental In this room
10 find whether the opening Of a door
would upset the bottle OF sulphuric nee
essery to FIRE the bombs OF his design.
Mrs. Seward said she found fsh line
running from a screw eye on the door
10 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 tried
once 10 move Orchards grip and found
IL very heavy.
Cross examined by Attorney Richard
son. Mrs Seward said she had not re
ported the finding Of the lead shavings.
etc. in Orchards room 10 any one other
II thought he was inventing some
thing. she declared, but had no idea
what II was"
Mrs. Seward said she hesltated long
while before coming 10 Boise TO testify.
The detective came 10 see her twelve or
fifteen times about the matter.
What did you get for coming here?"
demanded Attorney Richardson
My expenses" replied the witness.
Riley Harris. young man who former
made the lead case which Orchard trans
formed into the PEABODY bomb took the
stand and said he personally delivered tho
case TO Orchard. collecting $3.50 from
him.
The State here received permission Of
the court 10 file the names OF several ad-
ditional witnesses. among them Justice
Luther NJ; Goddard of the supreme court
OF Colorado, and several officials of the
Postal Telegraph company.
Justice GODDARD on Stand.
Justice Goddard was then called 10 the
stand 10 testify 10 the finding of the
gate Of his home at Twenty y-seveuth ave
nue. and Humboldt street IN Denver. The
bomb a pine box. which has been intro
duced in evidence. was uncovered, Jus
mer Adlutant- General Of the Colorado NIL
litia. The box was dug UP IN February,
1906. following Orchards confession. Jus-
tlce Goddard described the bomb in de-
tall. He said the bomb was taken 10 the
Pinkerton office In Denver.
Justice Goddard told of the care taken
10 preserve the bomb Intact. He identl-
fed the small acid bottle taken from the
deadly machine which had been set for
him hut for some reason failed 10 eX-
plode. The proposed assassination OF
Justice Goddard had been planned pre-
cisey as the killing Of the former Gov
ernor Steunenberg was carried out the
string TO upset the acid bottle being at
tached TO the gate.
The screw eve taken from the Goddard
gate and sealed m IN an envelope in the
presence OF the Justice. was also identi-
fed by the witness. who opened the en-
velope himself
Next Justice Goddard opened large
brown envelope which contained twelve
giant caps removed from the bomb. The
caps the witness said. were found lust
beneath the acid bottle. over the obiec-
ton of the defense. the caps were admit
ted In evidence
Plenty of Dynamite.
The bomb contained thirty seven full
sticks OF hand powder and three cut off
sticks. Hand powder" as ii is called In
mining. is nothing more or less than dy-
Mantle. The hand powder ia ihree-quar
ters Of an inch in diameter. made 10 fit
holes driven by hand drills. Machine
powder. made TO ~ m9chine driven
holes. Is la inches IN diameter.
Justice Goddard identified the covers
OF two sticks Of tn" powder removed from
the bomb and they. TOO. were admitted In
evidence.
Justice Goddard was cross examined by
Mr.. parrow, Of the defense. He said he
Democrats and Populists I'm 1892 serving
eight years. He went back under ap-
pointment Of Governor Peabody In Janu-
airy. 1905. taking office April 3. 1905, and
stu holds office under that appointment.
Mr. Darrow inquired az some loneth
as TO the contests between Peabody and
Adams as 20 the Governorship and as
between two sets OF city and colntu nfli-