New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

money to put away. He also gave him Masonic
charm and his membership card In the Western
went out and helped orchard buy some camp
sS snne with dn The 1.-TWO, TWO Nsyies At Cheyenne he
Moran 10 go 10 Petitions and give him some money
and Moran never went TO Pettbone.
did not go back to Denver that year so far as any
persons connected with this case knew. But in the
Federation had caused the death Of Lyte GEegOTy reg
eriavance wbsterer % Hpeinst Gregory and knew
hothng about him Gregory had been a deputy
by John Mitchell alone was Interested,
Orchard said when he left Denver that % he WOULD would
used assumed names, as did all the fugttives from
in san francisco but he never blew up any house
there
BRADLEY STORY A PIPE DREAM"
Of 0rchards pipe dreams thrown in to make him
the greatest criminal Of the age We have a depo-
was wrecked by gas that rat he sIneiled the leak and
cured Why if the bomb this man Orchard has
described had exploded he said il did you could
a2 a2d not sck of 6eT II the house
never blew up the Bradley house. and tell You
this without having any special interest in defend
CdpeT S was delivering Illustrated lectures on the
Cripple Creek strike. Orchard went TO the lecture
en6 Srrhard then Said that Bradley had got what
h hu deseT%ed that he had been IN the tcear
d'Alenes, and was partly responsible for the mill
tia's being called into the district .,,...-
oTch9rd said there was another of OF Bradeys Bra b
for him" said Orchard I'd be rich man to-day.
and I'll kill him II it is the last act of my life
berg: prove that he said steunenberg made him
pauper instead Of Tiillo1airSs not by CoDIey
en-. and they won't all be members OF the Western
Federation of Miners. either. We will establish a
cause for Orchards act against Steunenberg. and
feel we cannot fail TO convince you.
cisco and asked that some Of his money be sent
te1 % him IN segt m the orohsrd d h
twice to Pettbone foT money and gave full instTuco
and everything else. The money was sent him as
During all this time Peabody. Goddard and Cab
bert We're all living in Denver Not one OF these
men hIted hand agalnSt Ine t1 enI hO1 one n GI
spoke to Orchard about Peabody. Goddard or Cab
w0n %9 fSd%y f
We expect 70 show tnat at TINS tins GodGarI; hd
than any men in COLORADO Goddard and Gaboert
were accused Of being traitors to their party
Mr. Darrow went at length into the political sit
uation in Colorado at that time He told how the
members of the Supreme Court were pilloried and
cartooned throughout Denver, and even flags were
hoisted at half mast.
Like q hungry dog seeking meal Orchard did
AT this time go TO Petibones house, and he stayed
there Mrs Pettibone had gone East. and Petit
bone told Orchard he might come there and stay.
He did because he could get cheap food and
lodging
yes Orchard was in HaywOod's house also at
this time. and prove IT, but he was not
there often, and he was never in the bedroom
Darrow quickly sketched the period OF Orchards
travels from Denver 10 Wallace and continued:
1t was the first time he had been in Wallace since
Hs there eaG De SSS d auon and A@suse
Paulson. his old associates IN the Hercules mine
They had all been poor as he. but now they
were rich and he was tramp; Orchard followed
Wallace. He visited many persons whom he had
known in the old days among them Paqlson Then hen
merly lieutenant Governor OF Colorado. who will
testify before you. Coates is man without
plemtsh his and man mas 10 De pretty
careful 70 live that way Coates was running a
eSaTd n Ben1eP and nd asked the fellow What he
70 see some old friends
THE ALLEGED PLOT TO KIDNAP.
He said he % had seen PauSon among % others sgi tina:
sons chi. child Coates taii&ns & The matter & as & Joke
S sos So that Thdy h9 along Sa f vi sGGd tn IN
days Orchard came back and said: What do you
asked him Il he was in earnsst and Orchard said
I've 9stes neer ho o X took
into the mountains here II would die. II you ever
efGmP' of g pap sgSa INNS @ T
RT T6 and e M ce IS on 10 the s sa
you want TO believe Orchard in preference, why.
From Wallace Orchard and Jack, sinpkins
went to Caldwell. Orchard had succeeded in bor-
he had not asked for $500 siTnpkins made the trip
western ste Federation OF Miners He Went 10 Silver
City and other places
him for his work We viii show you Why the
GeadauaTtefs wSa, they %ere for and sat they
were part OF the regular course OF business We
from the federation treasury as any organizer IN
Mr.. Haywood viii take the stand and tell you his
full connection with the Western Federation. and
Ms M e ae Mho Rf fs S ed dSSF r h
life. will probably take the stand | do not want
and tell this jury ali that he knows doubt Very
much If Pettibone will be put upon the stand as
ing TO do with II wont say sure as to Petu6aHe
ment who IL came from or what IL was about, but
Orchard cha d. vent to Caldwell vowing vengeance
against Steunenberg. He had for years been
derstand me to mean thai think any detective
Berg berg. % '' '''''O
ORCHARD. DETECTIVE. KILLED STUENEN-
BERG"
But do say that Orchard. whpe detective in
the employment OF the agency. killed Stegnen5erg
se ofen He killed him in the most cowardy way
murder could be committed he was caught red
of the western branch After some manipulation
he was persuaded that the best thing he could do
which he did. He is getting the biggest price for
this he ever got for a crime He hopes to save his
Coming to the arrest of Haywood. Meyer and
Pettibone. Darrow charged that 1t was all done
oy the Pinkertons perjured affidavit lie de-
scribed the capture In Denver of Haywood. Meyer
and Pettbone, who, he said. were arrested. de-
MED all the rights of citizens kidnapped ana
brought to Boise, where in Jail they have beeh
waiting year and five months for a jury TO pass
upon their cases. He continued:
When Orchard was arrested, i was announced
that he was n member of the Western Federation
of Miners. Haywood was told OF II, ana az once
wired to Silver City thsm g TO nap p9k Of ths
policy of this organization TO look after It's mem
6eT nd fe% tes SGf nding that Mcfarland
was also visiting him Miller decided that MePSE- T
land could do Orchard more good than ne could
and perhaps he right