The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16

The defense moved TO strike out all
testimony as 70 the bomb immaterial
and not connecting the defendant, Hay
wood. with the matter In any way. The
motion was denied.
John Dunn. postmaster OF Wallace, who
was present when the bomb was unload
ed. took the stand and corTohorated Suth~
erand's testimony as to the contents.
Next came the man who made the lead
receptacle which aftsrwerd formed the
Peabody bomb. He was Charles T. Roach.
a plumber. OF Glenwood Springs, Roach
was In business In Denver in May, 1905
when he received the order for y sheet
lead vessel, inches in diameter and ~
| inches high.
81 asked the man what he wanted It
for" said Roach. and he said he want
ed TO plant cactus IN II.
. minute examination Of u, said II was
! the case he made. The plumber witness
said he could no, identify the man who
ordered the vessel He was not cross
Daughter of Peabody on Stand
Miss Cora MAY Peabody the second
/ daughter .o( Governor Peabody, and
| strikingly handsome girl. was here called
| TO the stand 10 testify as TO the time Or
! behind Governor Peahody's carriage one
| night early IN 1905 prepared 10 shoot the
| chIef executive OF Colorado. Only
! party of women alighted and Orchard ran
! away. Miss Peabody said that she and
her mother and sister had been To the
| theater one evening. Upon their return
most at the carriage door
"one was so close could have touched
him said Miss Peabody, who added that
she and her sister and mother watched
the men as they ran away and then tele-
phoned 10 detective agency
on cross examination Miss Peabody
was asked ii she had not been appointed
a colonel in the Colorado National Guard
She said il was her sister.
so We were not ADDRESSING Colonel
Peabody commented Hhywoods attor-
ncy. as he i.unged into a long line OF
questioning designed 10 fix the date OF the
incident testified to Miss Peabody could
not say what the date was. even approx
imately. She did recall what theater the
party attended.
Former Governor James H. Peabody
next was called and sworn. His testi-
mony was brief. He said Harry Orchard
had been pointed out TO him on one or-
casion. lie saw Orchard on the streets
OF canyon City after the Peabody family
The defense desired consultation be-
fore cross examining Mr.. Peabody. and
me luncheon recess was taken until
When court convened for the afternoon
session, counsel for the defense an
examination of former Governor Peabody,
This decision was ached at a confer.
ence Of Haywood's several attorneys.
Saw Orchard With Haywood.
The next occupant Of the witness chair
was L. $. Raymond, a Special police Off
he saw Thomas Hogan" or Harry Or
chard, In company with Haywood and
Pettihone several times, usually in the
evening on cross examination. Ray
mond said he could not give the dates
OF his observations az he had paid but
little attention 10 the matter. no more
than he paid to other neiGhbors. The
witness knew nothing of what occurred
at any OF the meetings.
The next witness was the insurance
solicitor. w. j. Vaughn. whom Orchard
said IN his testimony was with him in
Canon City when he went there Ito get"
EN-Governor Peabody. Vaughn and Or
siderable money writing hall Insurance"
for farmers.
When Vaughn was sworn he said he
was now in the railroad business as n
of his life. with n few interruptions has
been spent IN railroadinG. Vaughn first
met Orchard at the Belmont hotel in
DfnFer under the name of Dempsey
When he met and roomed with Orchard
In Canon city in the spring OF 1904 the
nan had taken the name Of Thomas Ho-
Both Orchard and Vaughn were work
ing at this time as solicitors for the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company of New
In Canon City Vaughn said he heard a
clock ticking in the room. but could not
see il. Ije asked Orchard about il, bur
got no information at the time He later
had 10 move Orchards grip and found it
very heavy.
Orchard Joked About Bombs.
In Joking wav. Orchard told me he
had bomb in the grip and was going
TO put il under man across the street"
said the witness,
In Canon CITY Orchard pointed out
Governor Peabody's residence TO the wit
ness.
On cross examination Vaughn said he
and Orchard worked hard 10 write llfe
insurance while in Canon city. but were
moi successful The witness suggested
that the situation was not good at Canon
Orchard hung or on this pronosition
for a while. but finally went along and
worked hard when he got there
Did Orchard point out other residences
than Peabody's in Canon city, asked At
toIney Richardson.
Yes. sir. hui became suspicious OF
From that or from several things?"
Several things.
"But YOU continued To go with him."
yes ! thought he was indiscreet and
,,,He acted erratic?"
You thought he was nutty. didn't
you?'
Thought Orchard Crazy.
Yes. sir. 1 thought he was bug
house, replied the witness
When they wrote hail insurance the
witness and Orchard carried on tine bust
ness under the firm name of Hogan &
Vaughn.
Vaughn. VINO now lives In MINNEAPOLIS
said he was first approached about com
ing to Boise by n Pmlserton detective. lie
reported To Detective MCFARLAND upon ar
riving here. The witness said he expect
ed no compensation for coming other
than his expenses He felt that having
been associated with Orchard he should
come and tell what he knew.
Vaughn. on redirect cXaminatio said
he was union labor mana member ot
the Order OF Railway Conductors. Speak,
ing further Of his suspicious OF Orchard
Vaughn said he became convinced the
man was not n gentleman. The answer
was trickeu out as A conclusion and no.
fact. There was some laughter a this
new charge against Orchard.
The prosecution. continuing It's tactica
NJ jumping from place Ia place In corro-
borating Orchard, called as the next wit
ness. George w Rich. hotel keeper o'
Pocatello. Ida. Orchard said that In 1902
HAYWOOD told him he had sent Steve
Adams to Pocatello 70 throw some Pet
tibone dope. or Grecian fire. into n car
Of non union miners expected through
there
The witness, Rich. said Adams stopped
at his hotel IN September 1903 under
the name Of Ward He identified Adams
from his appearance In the courtroom