The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13
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money out of the scheme. The plan TO
blow mn Peabody with bomb had been
abandoneG in the meantime
"Why2" he was asked
Richardson tried 10 get the exact dates
or Orchards travels while In the hall
Insurance business. and. being unsuccess-
full, he turned impatiently upon the wit
ness and demanded for the third time in
tho long cross examination;
who told you not to let me pin you
down to any specific place or date?
Nobody" shouted Orchard in return
Attorneys Hawlcy and Borah. for the
State. laughed heartily at Richardson's 5
seeming discontinue.
Attorney Gets Angry
who told YOU to always tell me you
are telling the truth?' next demanded
the irate attorney
Borah all told me to tell nothing but the
'Ha: ha- cried Richardson. They
told You to tell me You are teilins 'he
mo. sir" replied Orchard, positively.
''They told me 10 tell the truth, not TO
tell you that ! was telling H."
Then why do YOU keep on telling me?"
shouted Richardson,
because YOU Try to make it appear
that | am not telling the truth.
You are under oath, aren't YOU?
And You respect that oath?"
Yes sir.
We'll. what are you kicking about?"
I'm not kicking said Orchard, with
eNasperatine calmness.
anew. have you seen MCFARLAND this
mo9T,ningg-
See him last nigh5?''
Did you see him nigh, before last?
l forgot TO ask YOU yesterday
Monday night? No. sir"
Orchard said he had seen MCFARLAND
at Attorney Hawley's office yesterday
morning for q few minutes.
The witness said that when the hall IN
surance business gave out he returned TO
Denver and went to work on Judges God
dard and Gabhert. Orchard said that Pet
tibone had agents out In the country So
Nciting orders for his house specialres-
such as carpet Sweepers, clothes wiring
ers etc. These men sometimes solicited
life insurance.
Wanted a Better Team.
Several times during the cross eXani-
take the lid OF this" The attorney had
been raunted by Senator Borah several
days ago for taking the lid of" and get
ting what he didn't want.
Orchard said he talked with Pettibone
about the Goddard and Gabhert affairs
In tho basement Of the Pettlbone store.
"Ths basement was repair shop
where Pettibone and his employees often
worked wasn't it?" asked Richardson.
Yes. sir"
And there was nothing suspicious
There was tin box which didn't
look good 70 me.
well. what was in the tin box? Let's
take the lid off that too.
You seem 10 have lid on the BRAIN
chmed In Senator Borah, but Richardson
did not heed the sally.
Orchard said he did not know all that
was in the box. He had seen some OF the |
things that had gone into It. Here the
matter was dropped.
Orchard said he made the Goddard and |
Gsbber, bombs In PettIbone's basement.
Did YOU get the materials out of the |
rim box" asked Richardson,
''No. Pettibone had the powder buried !
in his yard"
While he was making the second bomb |
Orchard said Pettibone was In salt Lake. |
The bomb attempts on Judges Goddard |
and Gabbert were within n few days of |
each other Orchard said he talked with |
Pettibone about the Gabbert bomb which |
eventually killed man named Valley |
instead of the intended victim. but he |
had not talked with any of the Fedora !
tion leaders regarding the Goddard bomb. |
He was acting under the Instructions Of |
several months before "to get the two |
The Goddard bomb was buried at the
judges gate II never went Of.
These attempts failing. Orchard said |
he went 70 work on Sherman Bell. Mrs. |
Pettibone had gone East an = visit and |
Orchard was stopping at the Petuhone |
mousse. RE SHlG f"'llno0F went Win |
him several times 70 the vicinity oC Bells |
home. They drove IN a rig. The team
was one OF several brought 10 Denver |
from Cripple Creek after the union stores |
had been looted by the militia. They had |
been used In the mining country 10 de
liver relief goods 10 the families OF the
men on strike. One Of the team was
a gray mare. Orchard said and the other |
was a used MP black
Would Take Off the Lid
They weren't At to drive as team"
said Orchard "The gray mare might |
have been all right but she was TOO con-
other horse and good buggy 10 use in
the Sherman Bell affair"
Hadn't Haywood received an offer T.
of $3.50 for the team YOU say was all |
used up?"
'1t was something over 5000 for the
horses. harness and wagon"
you were going TO kill Sherman Bell |
you bought horse to help YOU in the |
task and vet YOU went away in two
weeks !ime?"
Yes"
And you didn't kill Ber?"
. "No"
Orchard said he never got an oppor-
porch
why didn't you shoot him.
Because II was dark where he sat and
was light where ] had 10 go TO shoot.
Several times / tried to approach the
house. but there were some little dogs
who would start barking"
on these occasions Pettibone was
waiting for you down the street in the
buggy?"
Orchard said Meyer ordered him TO le,