The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-07
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4I00IIMUe0 iiying death for they would be con- -s frorlted by the thought always Of some body waiting for them.
 Haywood said he had sent several men to Caldwell to do the Steunen- { berg job. Among them were Minister, Art Bascom, Mccarthy and Steve Adama Minister was miner--a member of the union. did not know Mccarthy Pettihone and Haywood told me that Steve Adams and Jack Simp kins were in Idaho to get rid or some claim jumpers They were then xoing after Steunenberg. l went to California after this conversation. when got back talked with Adams, Haywood and Pettibone. Adams said that the money Haywood and Petit bone had sent him to Idaho had mis- carried and he never got 1t. For this reason he had gone to Caldwell. Adams said he had got rid of the claim jump CTS all right"
 Attorney Richardson objected to all the testimony as to what Adams had said. The objection was overruled on the ground that orchaP had told Pet ftbone all that Adams had said.
 At this point the luncheon recess un- tiI 1.30 p. m.. was taken
 Afternoon Session.
 At the afternoon session Orchard said he started for Idaho two days after talking with Mover and the oth- CTS on the subject. Pettibone helped him get his trunk ready. He put the Peabody bomb prepared for use at Canon City in the trunk and took IL along. Pettibone knew about this
 sBefore starting for Idaho," said Orchard. MT. Haywood gave me $24O in cash. He had given me $6o before this was to send to MT. Petttbone F<xr Mover. Haywood and Pettibone were all pres ent when this arrangement was made. went from Denver to Salt Lake. spent four or five days there and then came on to Nampa, Idaho, stopping at the Commercial Hotel. l registered as Thomas Hogan. After being In Nampa three days went to the Pacific hotel at Caldwell. I registered again as Thomas Hogan. I began at once to make inquiries about Governor Steun- Dnberg. This was about September 5, 1905. I stayed in Caldwell two or three days. found out where Steun- ] enberg lived and learned that he was ! Rot at home. I came on to Boise to try to locate him here. I was told he was living at the Idaho Hotel The Portland exposition was going on at this time and I decided to go there for few days. Then I went to Seattle to look at ranch. Pettibone had told me to do this. He thought it might he good thing to have ranch where we could hide whenever it became necessary. From Seattle, l went to Spokane and then to Denver to see Jack simpkins. I told him what my object was"
 Orchard remained in the mining dis frict for a month. While he was there he talked with Simpkins about kid mapping the child of one of the mine - r i. s... -F kins finally decided to return to Cald- well with Orchard to help in the mur- der of Governor Steunenberg.
 Got Rid of Peabody Bomb.
 From wardner, Orchard and Simp kins first went to Wallace, Idaho, where Orchard decided to. get rid of the Peabody bomb. Simpkins had around. and he thought 1t had better be thrown away. Orchard said he gave the bomb to a friend named Gun ningham to dispose of.
 Proceeding from Wallace to Spokane, Orchard said he and Simpkins bought ten pounds of powder there with which to make a new bomb when they reached Caldwell. simpkins bought a pair of field glasses. On the way to Spokane, Orchard said, his trunk was lost, and Simpkins took him to a firm of lawyers to see about suing the rail- road company. The firm was Robinson. Miller and Rosenthal. MT. Miller now being(a member of counsel for Hay wood. The firm, Orchard said. Simp lxins told him represented the Western Federation of Miners.
 Arriving at Caldwell for the second time, Orchard said. he registered him self as Hogan and Slmpkins as Sim mons.
 Orchard identified his writing in the Pacific Hotel register introduced in evidence yesterday
 We tried to locate Governor Steun- enberg at once." said Orchard. but could not. We went out to his resi- dence several times and then finally saw him in the Saratoga Hotel on Sunday evening. In the meantime we had fixed up the bomb. so Simpkins and I took the bomb out and set it under the sidewalk with a string stretched across the walk so/that when he struck 1t it would upset the bottle of sulphuric acid. We went back to The hotel to wait, but heard nothing. After two or three hours we went out and got the bomb. We found some one