Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-10

close OF q possibly trying day.
The first testimony read this morn
ing was that Of J. b. Reilly, whf
lived near the Bradley apartments N
san Francisco.
Reilly declared that he passed tbs
Bradley house but a few minutes be
fore the explosion. and saw a Japan
csc servant cleaning the stoop ano
vpstibule. He did not believe u pos
sible that any one could place a bomt
81 the manner indicated by Orcharo
IA the time which elapsed between
his passing and the report OF the eN-
nlosion.
The next deposition was hat oi
Mrs. Charles Pickard. who, as MIS-
Crow had been employed at Brad
iey's as cook. She told Of smelling
gas in the house for several days
prinr 10 the explosion and said she
had called up the gas company 10
complain.
She denied absolutely that she had
gone TO the theater with orchard. az
he testified. N declared he had
told a falsehood when he testified 70
thai effect.
The next deposition was that OF
Mrs. Lucy a. Cummings. who occu-
lNt+Af INV u AlA1 NNAhH rs NA'
with the Bradleys.
She described the explosion aa the
most terrible noise she had ever
heard. The witness and her husband
were nj breakfast and both 1umped
M exclaiming. "IHs gas Gas had
been leaking in the house for some
time. Rushing into the hall after the
explosion. she smelled gas but no
powder. She did not know, however,
whether exploded dynamite smelled
like ordinary powder or not.
John j. Ecklan. member of the
san Francisco fire department, who
was with the company which re-
eponded to the fire alarm, following
the explosion, reported smelling gas
strongly when he arrived at the
house. The explosion was not a
sharp report as he remembered H.,
but q loud oar
Several other firemen gave similar
testimony. One OF them, John W.
Barry. said that he had had consid-
cradle experience with dynamite eN-
blossoms and that they differed iu
sound and effect from that Of inc
Bradley apartment
AFTER recess the defense asked To be
allowed 20 place AVA II swain, or
Denver. 10 the stand because 81 me
desire OF VIC AAAHtfM 10 lkAAAl VI NUM-
swain said he was the Denver cor
respondent Of a Pueblo paper. some
day IN the fan OF last year James Nc
Partland came 20 his office I'm regard
TO his giving testimony IN the case
OF the state Of Idaho against Hay
wood. Mover and pettibone. Il was
here that Senator Borun objected to
this testimony on the ground that
there was no foundation.
1T X part OF the conspiracy,' de-
clared Mr.. barrow. (which we exprci
To show against the Pinkcrtons and
mine owners-part Of the conspiracy
To get these men out Of the way ana
10 manufacture evidence against
them.
In the present state Of the case
said Judge wood. the court VIII have
to sustain this objection"
Then the witness viii have 80 walt
until after. MCFARLAND testifies, com
meried DArrow.
Allen r GIN, OF Spokane, Wash.
former city engineer of spokane, ana
once master mechanic or the Tiger
and Poor Man milne In h Occur
d'Alonc district Of Idaho, then testl-
fed. Glll said thai In March. 1899
orchard had offered 10 sell 20 GIN
his interest IN the Hercules mine The
Witness met orchard and Jack Simp-
klos ip Spokane In 1905 ana talked
with thrm on the street about u
Hercules mine.
u told Orchard that my wife and
rlveelf ftlt disappointed that he Ind
never come around to close up that
deal" said tho witness. Orchard re-
piled tina he was hard az az the Time
ne offered his interest for sale. but
that ne afterwnrd sold out his wood
business and had zone 20 work In the
mines He said that he ought 20 have
his pockets hulglng with money, and
would have had II, and would have
been able to erect a block Of build
ings. ns his partners were doing, ii'
1870 - Steunenbcrg had not
driven him out Of the country. He
also spoke Of Gardiner the man Go
whom he sold his interest In the mime
and said That - - - dago
was having q good time spending tho
money that ought 10 be his
Cross-examined by Senator Horah
Gil said SimpkiQs was O party to this
Interview. ne krNw both orchard and
Simpkins quite well This ended tho
taking " testimony for the day, ano
Attorney Darrow went Go work once
more on the San Francisco dcposi
TORS
one OF the most important deposi-
tiuna read during the afternoon wac
that Of Peter W Doyle. q foreman
81 carpenters who had change OF th,
repairs following the explosion He
declared that not the slightest trnC,
Of lead was found anywhere in tho
woodwork OF debris Asked his opin
ion as 90 whore the force came from
witch caused the damage. he declared
it seemed 10 como from the direction
~ the cummings apartment WHERE
The gas pipes ran up the east wall
DOYLE gave in detail the extent ~ th,
damage he said that in the CUM
minEs and DE Ia Neaga flats D
walls. panels ana plaster had been
out. the force of the explosion
coming from between the studding Boo
The wall