Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-06
KILL PEABODY, KILL 'sCABS, KILL
 SOLDIERS HAYWOOD ID ORCHARD Ccontnued from
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specialties I told Haywod and Petit bone that Steve was coming, and they gave him some money. and Pettibone bought Adams a new suit of clothes and fixed him up. They also gave Adams shells loaded with buckshot. The guns were sawed off so we could carry them under our coats. Pettibone gave us the guns. We got them from Federation
 We watched Peabody every night for a week, but did not see him for a week We kept after-him for three weeks. and one night we saw hack coming and turning into his residence. We stole up behind 1t with our guns. expecting to see Sto the f,ys g9gernSr get out. but only two we were afraid to go around there, for the women watched us closely that night We decided then we would try to use and bufyinS it.
 Did you talk to Haywood about thIs?' Yes; PettibOne said all right, but Haywood said he did not want this done, because the executive board was in ses- sion, and he did not want anything to % occur at that time He told us to lay | city, but did not go to headquarters
 What next did you do?' .-. We were to assassinate Lyte Grego- ry, a deputy sheriff who had been in the mines. He also had been in Goldheld, and was against us"
 
 "Pettibone. He told Adams and my self he wanted the thing done. We talk ed the matter over in Pettibones store. Pettibone said it would be a good thing 70 make an example of Gregory. Jim Murphy, of Butte spoke up and said he thought 1t would be a good thing too PettibOne, Adams and myself went down to saloon where we found Gregory in a rear room, drunk. Meldrum. who was a mine owner. was with Gregory We watched them and followed them across excuse and left us. Gregory left about | midnight. He saw us, I think. and made | a reach, as l thought, for a gun. then shot him three times with a sawed off
 Did you kill him?"
 Yes, sir; l believe I did"
 Meldrdm was with Gregory at that time. Orchard then told of running away and hiding the gun. The next day he saw Haywood, Pettibone and Jack Simpkins. They all expressed themselves as well pleased with the job They said 1t was all right with them. for they though whoever bumped Gregory off did a good job.
 Where was Mover at this timer
 He was in jail at Telluride"
 Orchard said there was no specific ar engagement as to the amount of money to be paid for taking off Gregory. He received $l00 the next day. and had been getting money from headquarters right along. Orchard said Haywood, Petit bone, Simkins. Shoemaker and Parker V Greek. Orchard told the story in a low humdrum tone. displaying not the slight est feeling.
 Haywood and the others said they were having trouble in the convention. and there threatened to be a split up,'' continued Orchard. They thought if something was pulled off in Cripple Greek the excitement would make things all right in the conS ention and the del egates would go home. We planned 1 then to blow up the Independence depot In Colorado. I asked Steve Adams if he wanted to help, and he said he did l gave him money to get powder with. and we took the powder to a cabin near the depot at Independence preparatory to using it the next night. The next day Sherman Parker told me that some men from the convention were coming up to Independence to make an investi- gation of conditions, and we could not pull off the thing until they went away They went away Sunday. and the same night we placed the powder under the station platform and attached a wire to it. Then we waited for the train to come in. The train brought men to In dependence. We used 100 pounds of pow der.
 Steve Adams and I pulled the string acid. This acid ran over the box of giant caps, and these set the powder off. The depot was wrecked and from twelve to fourteen men killed.
 We went to Colorado Springs and camped there one night. We then camp ed near Palmer Lake for one night Then we went to Denver, coming into the city on an electric car. In Denver ge met Haywood and Pettibone In Jack