New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

Haywood asked how much money wanted. lie
any time l wanted it,"
pay you a single dollar for this affair had there?'
Il expected to get "A dollar yes, sir
about the Independence station. He blew it up
part of his general instructions to go ahead and
cut things loose
He had been getting money right along. but
thought he could get more after doing the hide
The time Of the explosion at the Independence nee
same morning Richardson asked Orchard if it was
decision refusing to grant relief to Meyer who
IN Jail The witness declared he knew nothing
After reporting IN Denver about the IndfePende43ss
explosion Orchard said he ana the N WynTng He
got Pettb6ne to buy him the outfit. inslqding fish
ing and hunting tackle and arms. Pettibone. who
was in business. had told him he could get the
when you left for wyoming it your pur-
pose to locate there, wasn't it?'
And you believed you were leaving Colorado for
Possibly"
Orchard said he told his Colorado wife that ne
Asked If the Pinkertons had taken care OF her
since that time, Orchard said he didn't kno know;
money Regularly as a miners wife. She also got
other money than the relief Orchard asserted I,i h,
a ranch when he got through in Colorado. he
Ws it 6 snTsf fo guar Moer on his trip to
Didn't It make enough of impression to fix
the time indelbly upon your mlndF
Had you ever had enough money to buy
ransh ..
''When?"
In Canada"
factory you burneds"'
Then you had committed arson before you
burned NsviiIes saloon, near Independence''
Orchard said he burned his cheese factory near
Brighton. Ont He was twenty-eight or twenty
believed, was 9 Weighing hin cheese up short
n he time he ada he ha6
Orchard had testified previously that he sent
from Petti6one To-day, Orchard said he had not
Why he sent for more money Orchard said he had had
to "a dSad be-
Pat Moran; He was saloonkeeper and the
9 %de Yo P Be hBsw and EKe latte. M Sa sid
Orchard to call on Moran II he stayed over in
Moran, according to dispatches from Cheyenne.
ohard The witness me V said @ gave R Moran $40
making the trip. The man brought back the money
IN tSd o %a e d 64
PALS AVIS he he'd said G had been rnySHsd IN the Geuf
70 go along with Orchard and the two Neviiles TO
We didn't, because he was too well known"
was he's S susg saS Rie6aTdson. ' you
He was known to be a bigger one at that time
Arriving in Cody. Orchard said he lost all of his
He borrowed $50 from Hail and returned 10 Denver
This In July. 1904
R9 Snvh tS d R os f co had aSm n b s
had lost the money gambling. In a few days he
who wanted him to go to Bingham. Utah. 70 assas-
s.nate Andy" Mayberry. who had laid on a lot
OF union men at his mines.
Don't y9q know that as a matte, matter Of fact Hay
aRd sPd a"ayi the
1T may be So S3d Didn't th know & and av,sr
worked side by side in the mines OF Nevada and
that Mayberry had taught Haywood sssayingF'
II never knew anything about that"
Orchard said he went to q man named Art Bas-
a 1 them talked ei farther with Haywood ana Ps6one
II hs 6s Fs ssd tSer a xs S9s
attempt at ?onSss%sn III They , sat there an hour
Loud enough for each other. 70 hear"
s6ard to 60 70 taifoFnis and get E5sd Bradley.
The Mayberry assassination was abandoned
why was 1t abandonedr'
Orchard said he had known Mayberry for sew
The reason for g:b. asa 6s hey Min.
Owners Association IN California and was raising
9rf en fe Of 0a IF t dollars to
dsn ed that he had Es
You You We're just taking orders to xiii from your
Il was doing what Mr.. Haywood told me-
You were Haywood's executioner extraordi-
The prosecution objected the form of the ques-
2H 5aq was asked orehSTd If he did not have
grudge against Bradley because he was driven out
III was driven OUT It was my fault" said
Taxing the witness back to the blowing up of the
concentrator mill Of The Bunker Hi ana SGiil-
Richardson asked him how long he had been a
member of the federaJi3n at o ms time
Before that time he had belonged to the Knights
starting for California TO get Bradley" Orchard
said Pettibone bought his ticket for him and gave
he stayed the first two weeks in August 1894, at
b as Gse% place in 10Th Bradley Was in
Alaska when Orchard TTeSaed s San %
his time at Caliente Springs Orchard heard neither
recriyed several letters from Pettibone These he
dcst royed immediately after reading
have a hold on Pettbone in case he ever flew the
Il wasn't thinking about getting anything
him. didn't have any desire to- =,
forna was 500. which came in registered letter
said II th 9 tbsf 99f things T get
the boy had been arrested and the authorities were
was in $40 bills. ORCHARD received some of the
money IN the name OF Harry Green.
The sTyehnne 'nfn he sdy &
Orchard had become acquainted with the cook and
R Ras 14 Sat he family Consisted Of Bradsy
F ns T If the @as aP nTs ehTd & +. f d
not know, to whom the return rssistsrsd card was
came by postal telegraph from ''Patbone.
did YOU. while you were in San Francisco, 20
out one night TO the end Of the line at Golden
Gate Park and hold up a streetcar conductor"
asked Richardson.
- No. STR"
Did you ever tell any one you dtd?
Yes, believe did.
Then you confessed to crime you did not
commit"
Yes"
And you have confessed to other crimes you
never committedT'
The attorneys for the state objected 10 this. but
the objection overruled
II have told such stories among men when We