New-York tribune., 1907-06-07
ORCH4RD VAS BUTCHER.
Continues His Matter of Fact Tale
Of atrocities.

Boise Idaho. June 6.-The Steunenherg murder
thai resumed al o'clock this morning
Orchard resumed the witness stand 9:03 q. m He
began his testimony by giving the of several
persons whom he met In San Francisco when he
went there to assassinate Fred Bradley. who had
formerly been the manager of the Bunker Hill and
Sullivan mines, in the Coeur d'Alene district Of
Idaho These names were related 10 pave the way
for possible confederation Of Orchards testimony
a. this point.
UTchar5 sid he known part of the time he
was in San Francisco by the name Of Barry. Leav-
ing California, he returned to Denver, wearing the
uniform OF a soldier. He said he Immediately called
UP Pettibone on the telephone. Orchard said
Pettibone asked me how Bradley was told him
if n vas Taro1Id S m I I lit San ETahcisco
~ - ~ & e. ~ qua @ 20 dos llS eyeS5eni ana
said that better than If I had killed him out
Hght-that Bradley would now be living example.
Orchard said he asked for money and received
flS from Pettibone. with the assurance that he
could get more whenever he wanted it.
ATTEMPTS TO KILL JUDGE GABBERT.
Orchard said Haywood next asked him Ito go to
work Judge Gabbert, Of the Supreme Court of
Colorado" He continued
He said Judge Gabbert had been rendering decs-
out Of TeII1,ri % baheee cornus 1Iept 3o Iufee
Gsbberts house the following Sunday night with
Steve Adams and a shotgun. but we did not
ne judge Haywood also wanted TO try again
a. a. Governor PEABODY. saving he didn't care how
We got nd Of him. At this time it seemed that
@ssaoo9y was bout TO be elected for another term
oleNe Adams, Billy Ackerman and ! set to
MoTk ana made bomb. We put II under the side
Walk a. 18th street and Grant avenue, in Denver
1he Governor walked along here every morning.
adams and l watched for the Governor until he
came out Just as the Governor walked over the
pace where the bomb two heavy coal wagons
Safne out OF the alley and passed over the wire
after the wagons passed ana the Governor had
gone gone went and got the bomb The streets here
Trer and reported 10 Pettibone that we had failed
re said Il TOO bad.
After this We tried TO shoot Governor Peabody
RRetmgIng around his house for long time but not
frank Hearne Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
sany. Haywood said Hearne trying TO fix the
legislature against and would be a good man
Mofatt president Of the First National Bank was
Was hehlnd the people who fighting the West
err Federation Of Miners.
Adams and Orchard watched around Monatt's
house for time with gun. but accomplished
nothing Orchard went
We were also told to get after Judge Goddard,
;T TTho' Haywood said was Instrumental IN defeattnS
Ut tlFhi-hoHf bill, which had been declared un-
Constitutional Bv the Supreme Court of Colorado.
,.at uie f9ll elections Peabody was succeeded by
e!oFeI@o- Mcdonald. Peabody went 10 live at
anon tty. Col Ao.er Haywood and Pettibone,
~ iAfee told ne 20 Keep after Peabody. II
solicitor
orchare declared he got recommendations for
tHr from Mr Hawkins. attorney and partner OF
y r Richardson. one oH the attorneys rep
tfsenilng Haywood. and +. J. Sullivan. president
" me state Federation II Labor.
MI RlcnarisGn listened keeny 10 this part cf
me %itnesss story. and made notes OF IL. Hay
wood surrounded by his family and attorneys sat
ftold al times. but occasions leaned far forward
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