New-York tribune., 1907-06-16


Senator Borah questioned the witness briefly on
redirect examination.
do you wear. have you worn" he began, a
button entitled Tn One OF the Undesirable Citi-
zens'?"
NO SIR" said Naylor, with smile. i've never
seen Of those"
Maybe he does not need one," chimed in Dar-
row for the defence
But there are others who do" retorted Senator
Borah.
..Weu then. rnavbe we'd better get him one
drawied Darrow.
Naylor said he made an investigation OF the
blowing up Of the Independence station "here
fourteen killed.
The only clews he found were wire and chaF
round, to which end of the wire was attached
The wire led some distance up sidetrack from
the station.
On re-cross-examination Richardson wanted TO
know If Clarence Hamlin, secretary of the Mime
Owners Association at the time. did not start the
riot at Cripple Creek the day of the Independence
explosion by a speech in which he urged the people
TO drive the Western Federation men out OF the
district. Naylor said he heard nothing OF the sort
that Hamn had spoken only three minutes wheh
the shooting began
t"And then the militia rushed out and the only
thing they did TO riddle the union hall. wasn't
t?" asked Richardson.
THAT was not the first thing; no sir
The hall fired on wasn't it?'
"Yes. sir but not times
How many?"
oh sixty or one hundred
You bombarded the place.
Well the miners bombarded from the place
and we bombarded them IN the pace" said Naylor
amid a ripple of laughter.
NaylOr said he heard Of any men being
nogged before deportation The major was asked
with reference TO the deportation OF some men in
December. 1904 He said they were not miners at
all, hut just hangers-on.
They were certainly undesirable citizens " said
the witness.
But you determined their undesirability your
self" suggested Richardson.
There not any chance TO doubt tt declared
NayIof. who then excused.
The next act Of the prosecution TO prove the
finding OF the Peabody bomb which Harry Orchard
said he had taken from Denver 10 Wallace, Idaho,
with him At Wallace he gave IL 10 a man named
Cunningham. who wanted IL 10 blow up 'scab'
boarding house Cunningham was instructed by
Orchard throw the bomb into the river II II was
used.
lace, to-day told OF finding the bomb while cutting
ice in branch Of the Coeur d Aleue River In front
of the Wallace fire station The river is only from
ten TO twelve inches deep at this point. Schuen-
burg turned the bomb Sheriff Angus Suth-
erland, Of Shoshone County.
Sutherland the next witness. He told OF
loading the bomb, which was packed with twenty
five pounds of giant powder. The lead casing Of
the bomb, which has been in evidence since the
first days Of theetria identified by both Schu-
lenburg and Sutherland.
Not the least interested OF those who gszed upon
the murderous looking missile Governor Pea
body for whom the bomb was intended The Gov
ernors wife and daughter also looked wide eyed.
Sutherland told OF taking the bomb to the Pinker
tons In Denver and then returning with II Idaho.
John Dunn, postmaster At Wallace. who pres
ent when the bomb unloaded. corroborated
Sutherland's testimony to the contents. Next
came the man who made the lead receptacle which
afterward formed the Peabody bomb. lie was
Charles T. Roach. plumber of GIenwood Springs.
Roach was in business in Denver in May 1905
when he received the order for a sheet lead vesse
/ 9 inches in diameter and II inches high.
Il asked the what he wanted It for said
Roach land he said he wanted to plant a cactus
| in It."
| Roach. after a minute examina tion said it was
the case he made. The plumber said he could not
| identify the who ordered the vessel. He
not cross-examined.
Miss Cora May Peabody. second daughter of Gov
eInor Peabody, was called to the stand to testify
as 70 the time Orchard said he and an accomplice
night early IN 1904 prepared to shoot the chief
evening. on the return home they alighted to find
so close could have touched him said Miss Pea
body, who added that she and her sister and
then zen teiePh9ned to detective agsagy
y o sJ a patti Miss Peabody was asked
National Guard Of Colorado She said it was her
BODY commened afto2eS HSne as Pee he
plunged INTO q long line OF questioning designed
| TO tx the date of the incident testified to. Miss
Peab9dy could not ct say what the date was
Former Governor James H Peabody next testi-
sree n Of Pn a6TSn v er m ,E on
The The next witness was E s. Raymond special
he saw Thomas Hogan or Harry 0rebard 1re1 IN lsSO @
company with HAYWOOD and Pottibone.. several
ton Raymond said he could not give the dates Of
TO them than to other neghbors The witness
Knew nothing OF what occurred at any Of the meet
| ingE
| The next witness was insurance solicitor, W.
was s him VINO IN & said in his estmony
to get" Governor Peabody.
for farmers. Vaughan said he was now In the
500 line Most OF his life had been n spent leT 'fe e
o IN s met SneT i ut s Bel
Canyon cty IN the spring of & @ orcheFd bad ID
taken the name of Thomas Hogan. Both Orchard
tors for the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
In Canyon City Vaughan said he heard clock
ticking In the room but could not see it.. He asked
time. He later had to move Orchards grip and
in a joking way Orchard told me he had a
R06 man IN 6ne GRIP R and going to put it under
Canyon City orchard pointed S out W GoWernes pea
bodys home TO the witness. On cross-examlna-
to write lie While In canyo3 ETY. hsT snt
with little success. The witness suggested that
proposed going to Rocky Ford. Orchard hung off,
on on this & pT0posti9n for for While but finally went
orchard Ia point out other Eeedences than
there
But you continued to go with him7"
cere."