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WITNESSES CALLED To
|MPEACH A WITNESS

torneys Hawley for the state and Rich.
ardson for the defense had a sharp
clash and personalities were INDUCED
in for the first time since the trial
started.
Taken Under Amusement.
Judge Wood took the matter under
AMUSEMENT, indicating that he prob
ably would not admit the paper.
Holman on the Stand.
A. T. Holman. a mine superintend-
emit in Colorado, now manager of the
Golden Cycle, and formerly superin-
tendent of the Vindicator mine. was
called to contradict the statements
made by Witness Wood, who described
the condition at the sixth level of the
indicator mine Immediately after the
explosion.
Careful in His Descriptions.
Holman vas exceedingly circumstan-
tial and careful in his descriptions,
using a chart to point out the parts of
the mine he described. In cross-ex-
animation Richardson went closely in
to the situation in Colorado during the
labor troubles. Holman supported the
contention that the presence of the
militia was necessary.
, 1907-07-16
CHAIRMAN coGsWELL OF WAL
LACE CLEARS DIFFERENCES
IN THE DATES OF couN-
TY CONVENTION.

Or. MCGEE, Witness for the Defense,
Arrested for Perjury In Connection
With Dates Given In His Testi-
mony-copy Of Labor Paper Of
fered to Show Contention Made by
state-Tieket Agent Under Arrest.
, 1907-07-16

Reason for Ordering Resumption.
Washington, d. c., July 16.-The ex
, 1907-07-16

TEN-POUND BABY GIRL
BORN TO THE PERUES.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Perue are
the happy parents of a ten-pound baby
girl, which was born to them last Sat
urday at Z a. m. Mother and baby are
doing nicely.
, 1907-07-16

Daily Republican. SO cent. . month.
, 1907-07-16

Continual on page ~
, 1907-07-16
Experiment station Mattera

Matters touching the experiment sta
ton, the witness said, came to the com
mittee through the director Of the sta
ton. The president of the university
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

sft isl g Ets C66sttAsa
kansas cts st0ee Yands sept b
THIS run ii tie quarantine division
las fallen or . pef eent II TIE ihst
month account If hulk Il tha cattle
hAging heen aafHefet supply last
seek was - go loads asa result.
TIE mafAet closed tie seek ls to 80
cents higher 81 steers aad d rs ia
cents higher "a eoNs 4 toga 81 a.
900 cattle sefe fncsisei last seek
marset "a natives eiasius tie wesk Do
to i3 cenls loae Top steers ln tie
quarantine diFisioa sod ats . hnik
az 81 50 totf 81. eoss 81 e. - tosI io
calves tI - e q Raa todat Is
saea cattle Including oe3 ln tho
southern division HNatt IS steady to
srofs ~ Lest steers topHf-a hu'k
az 81 "a tos4 a casns h. sloL
calves 20 e. 81 q 4 nfss namhsf of
coeHtfB balsa aefs - tha market
last ssak - aa kalus aai slocEsn
range from = = = freits sl -
10 e. = although sxtn elatce dsn
ssi As hish Is s2st
TIE hae Maasf las Haeuafri
mildly la tts rasf sseE 9esh h
csipts have heea tsy ifht Hoa
head sefe reserved hers aa wees
and ti.a mafket elassi tie seek anly
cents under tie hleH llHs Tussiar
Run toiaf IS 80 MARKET steady o.
strong Tep lo.ia8 IS H hak of
sales ss a8to IS Tiers ha strong
demand ffom s1ippeu fef nFht
Weiflds ehr6 al ihIs tlne bring top
pflces
Tie faH 81 sileer continues isht
ami tie mafkef iAsf asak ei0sed 10
% cents higher 81 sleep Amls
steady HuIk u tie supply q com
pfsai n range s4af. nclaalns iarge
10 STOCK and feeding gfaiius
whlcl se ouiY = little hel0W those
paid fof Slaughter Hun t0dag = t.DtU
market steady ani active. Amus al
so 50 q 81 - feAfIlnKs sa 90 ta o. 00.
Wethen ato q e IS. ewts e. b a.
$3.50
A. BieKAun
Correspondent
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shall vInlia Have a PARK Z

Ninlta Is confronted with proqlsl
ten uhleh. Il carried through All
giss tlls tosn enc u tiie lnesi parks
IA tie territory 4 delegation q men
vito are interested ln promoting such
enterprises all t. heFe tomorrow %
confer wlth laoaI business men con
oefniuK IL opening u Electric park,
md il i Hoped thAt they wiil receive
encouragement ita underst .pu that
ths parFtles eho propose 20 furnish
amusemeuts fer the park 90 not olieF
stocs Ii the enterprise bui they DO
desire tie business men 20 tie town 70
slios sufficient interest ln tie matter
70 Afford tie promoters protection
nf y & Williams Is strong al
Foezts II tie pafk proposition and
tclaks 4 eould h. q good thing iuf.
tie toNu. as ll sould not unlg furnish
: ,,lacs u amusement and recreation
ard ANU emeut fer tie home people
but vo0ld als0 be The means uf attract
lnR people from uelghbofing tpwns
Electric raFs has a. ideal location,
4 within four blocks Of the business
district aud could easily - made one
Of the most attractive places % be
found IN this locality The attnc
tons pFopesea ell include a shoot the
eAules. figure s. air dome. balloon
asesualous moving pictures and hlgh.
elias vaudeville Special mtes will be
secured 81 railroads entering the city
and everything done % make the rent
are q snoeess
Vlnlla has reached tie stage where
some recreation ard attraction must
BE afforded tie populace, and the
present opposition l0oaa ike a good 4
she II 81 means look into a.
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make A CHOICE WHICH?
WHAT FRANTl AhD
HIS COLLEAGUES
ARE STANDING FOR

Faf lhs defeat o. the constitution.
Fer the defeat q TIE iellow servants
lAw
Ill Tie defeat N the initiative ana
referendum.
fof Tie defeat IL statehood and the
pronsss q a new enabling act
Iar mixed %. ches and waiting
rooms aus TIE agpolntmsui n negroes
. position, ot authority over white
men and ausp
For gafeu rni b. injunction and
u fastsn upon aa state without
ilmHatlon The ARBITRARY and auto.
cratic power u lu.iges ia every class
n contsapt eases
faai ara tle Republican ticket
ere against ft0iitus tat iepeopie
q tbsss teo territories re been &c
man8las % fhsf falep 20 ears
Thsi arposs pfogfess and hy raising
lae and efy against features Of the
constitution ltey hop, 20 encompass
ils defsai aud p4t tbe people 81 these
I've territories bact Hie rhc hands oi
fl = cafpsthassefs tm further lootlng
ard efp Nltafinu
PAM au3 ts rhu stand fof
continuation fedora eouttol aud
eafpef hsR goFtnWent
tls sl us t. pu sand i0r im.
uet.ae and tne enjoyment
81 Tie ptaps etr Hg. and priv
ae f a ru ust Nhleh they
aes tniHIel io auatf ihe federal con
staHa ad iitr ueu splendid
character 81 aufJ 0kalio IAN
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a. 1o tits Afternoon 81 tie Pres
bYtefian mauss, Miss Maud Louise
Fulelef became M James Morton
CALLAHAN It's eei1lag esFemoug sas
performed Is Ire Gsv George A
Furfet iatt.sr II Tie bride. assisted
~ the Fey aeeFEs F4ielef heF
lruihsf Tie tsautsfal flng service
was USED TIE bride sore gray
crepe "a chine goea All wl.its ACE
hAt Ard carried a bo4uef q "a France
naes TIE ceremony uas performed
ID .tin ptesuoe ef ths Immediate
family uid fss ultimate friends
After tie ceremony 81 vatofats atn.
nsf vas served
Tic nrelg married eaple all ieate
on tilo Flysf tilIs evening faf Atlantic
Ctty aud ether eastern eIets after
ahlch thef aliI fefam - NpfFan
t0su West Virginia snd q at home
Co tielf frieuis after e.efelet = Nh.
CALLAHAN tlakH uat aas s resident
n FlnHa has scr fr.saas ard 81
miners tf TIE stfs she eaHe g. the
toena fcs m1afls pal fUsa fnm
hor siadies iH TIE University Il west
Nrua. Nhcte iaf faIfhfsIusa and
talent had ass given f.sE tfss Hsaof of
b lng @iuie1f Assistant 10 amer
iean llHafF and fteH having fee
peers iu educational requirements ana
having leen fatafsi vIlH unusual ad
antAgus .H travel All her
ealturo Is Tie aaassanas sn3 uat
Nan ifr al GLASSES IaHd aud
rude rcb ami pe8f aIiEH
Only fora h1me Sc hefaeH Tier
Nlnlla friends eleaffa es.eH hef
Professor James Norton fa#IalaH tie
man aorttY ta a8a eH MAAisn
has 0etn unt lhe Nf sees HAuamu
to NuIia ligaeser tsa tate net
him ana found the reFf nAI Ile IS
4 natfs ~ indknA 'am abuss an
ysmlty he graduated aitl Tie dasfas
~ a D later receiving lis master
.iegree from TIE same Iusltatl8u
Following thts ne vauaed rs 3ad
lcs ln John Hopkins University FROM
which institution - resolved Zee de
gree 0f ph %
lF CALLAHAN S lias HHes eaaH H'etlHg /
.hese studies Las teen sHeHt 81 further /
inquiry into hs speeIastf aH8 IS 81
lessor - llstofg ana Political seienoe
10 the University - Wet Virginia
Many ifien3s extend asfatalaf
ind tender tHtt si wishes e ~
md Mr callahan. aud amehe thesa
TIE Uhitfta.n assksa : aea
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The Rock and The Rose

ImAtoarN
said tie fuck unto the tlmid fuss,
VIII venture tlou in this place,
segeue.
To hloasam ; la phrfc no enc
kagea
Then perish and leave thy smfc
unseen
sAni tise fuss unto tie barren TocA
/ come ta aauFu thf hOafy crest
And mars tie time tie yeAm unlock
Al lie ana die beneath thy breast
Sad tie foek unto tie paiid fose,
/ an lafe aad bleak and sometimes
cold.
n8t note Sublime to NJ a&ked pose,
Tran al lie beAalY that thou dost
he'd
Sail ths roe auto tie ancient rocs
an ffzIl ana ffagiis. eeas siid pafe,
hot II ti1a earthquakes aaiul sloca
Thoa eaas't a9t stand shat I can
endure
said TIE feek unto tile g >csiui russ
/ am tie strength ~ az creation
While plains and valleys around NO
eheza
To eall thee leasf Il all formation.
sad tie fusa unto tiiemisht5 fuck
~ Creators sgfs IS mesf sublime
As tie smallest abeei completes tie
elaeE
That MEASURES aiikeQuF eommou tlme
FHksA T. buEnt
IaafH Al 500 ti
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aorted 10 the special train II tie 0sla
h0ma CITY dalegAtlon and pfnceed "a
hA journey through TIE territory
Ar Tulsa sapulpa, Chandler Ana
other stations along The route Nr
Bryan will make short talks from TIE
platform Of his ear TIE train wlll
reach oklahoma cts tomorroe even
lng, shsrs he all nll an engagement
20 spsak
Mr Bryan has batn a visitor Ia
NinitA 90 several occasions ard 10
each instance be has been greeted vlth
an imnenss outpoarlng of people. AID
u reports from the surrounding eaau.
~ cen te relied upon TIE cfaad to
morrcN sill be record bfsakef fof
Niulta
oitsr distinguished pers9uaees uill
be he-e tomoffoN, and Il eoald - 4
most ftting tribute fof the cts 70 put
on gala attire and decorate tie streets
and business houses uith naes and
bunting ia tasty and patriotic mar
nef
let us shov our disting nguisied visit
om that besides being TIE best tow
10 Indian Territory her people ar
aiso chock full 81 patriotism ard bus.
ns0
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september
Pleasant pprter. Chief oi ttc crrsk
Nation and 0ne o. bsxt kno@n nsn Ia
tie iutiAn TERRITORY died Al tlls Cobb
hotel n this rlty ths morning AZ sl8
o'clock oi paralysis
chief r0Ffsf. accompanied hF N l..
Mott. Atioruey for The Greek Nation
aud Judge John Il Thomas, u Musko
gee. arrived ln vinl;s lASt evening en-
Ws 70 waYuessills SO 20 attend
IN rortsraaFphY lawsuit, a case with
which mAny q car cliirenx are famll
Tar As tie party NAs compelled 10
remain in tbs elty Until n o'clock 10
order 70 c4tca train over The Frisco
20 ulslf destination, the chief sug
eesied that tieg SO 10 tie Cobb hotel
After supper Nc Porter expressed a
desire % 20 70 room and lay dosp
auhlle Sfsa hs and Attorney Mott we're
assigned thn same room. Thef had
been ia tie roam but a short time
wlisn TIE chief complained q anumb
feeling ln hls right hand and arm He
Wks vigorously putting A. a cigar and
NJ. Nett pad little attention until
his alstiuE utsaet campAnlpu started
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One of the Most Distinguished Indians
and Picturesque Characters Stricken
by Paralysis This Morning at the
Cobb Hotel.

Ia ~ t0 tie tniluf rpgm wllen he
noticed tbat iss walked mith dIaaculty
and assisted hin tn l4ss hed. whsre ts
continued q smoke 4 feA mlngtea
later TIE chief b.canie uuransclopA
fcmaiulng iH tisAt coalition until he
pASssd AwaE At 3 tsh morning
chief pleaaat Porter sAs a sarm
psrpouai friend q President Roozs yelt
aud SECRETARY Garfield. both q whom
held the chlsf IN TIE highest esteem.
senator Dawes anes said on TIE f5of
10 ths United states senate THAT Dc
considered Chief Porter TIE equal ~
Any memtef Of that bpdy ns sas
tie author q ever treaty betwcen
his trlus and Tie United states made
during The last fofty yeag.
J. y. Famssofth All sife and Mn
Lena Porter. eha arrived ia Fln.ia
on a ate train .ast night, wlil aecom
PAM the remains q chief Porter o.
Nuskngee. snefs fuaefal services will
be hold tomoffus
The bodY ntAlmcd and Gre
pared fof saiph 4 and baflal bY un
dcFiAksf Lsss Rogers
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CHIEF PORTER IS DEAD TOMORROW IS THE DAYME
WHAT HASKELL AND
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
ARE STANDING FOR

" HhMANAtHfAs
For uls Constitution.
Fof al the blessings u selt goysfi
meut
For the strict regulation IL trusts
And mnnop0lios
For d compegeut railroad eammls.
sion slth powers 10 ehforee tie Avs
against rata discrimination
Fer separate schools separate
eoaches and separate waiting rooms
fof tie shiis aud negro races
Fer TIE initiative ara referendum.
which preserves 70 The people their
sovereignty and PLACES asflng cheek
"a egerY form of special % Sass eggs
.4tion
For The assessment Of property q
81 kinds ~ jts cash market value
and the limitation ofthc rate 81 fax
lety te 81 mills ou the tioo valuation
Ia Tie country ard it mills ao the
&i00 0in tie city.
r. Hf ifiieN NfiAiit AH iafa nine
Inspection au for uls abolition u
chhd labor in mines and factories 90
q compulsory school Aa ard free
sebool books
Fof Tie best sysiem oi public sc'.aas
tilat can bs devised and fof the liberal
s4ppoft and eucoung meut ef ths
splendid higher iustitutions % ean
iuE shich ne government has 81 sta-
eroasy endowed by grants ~ pao G
lsuis
Haskell and Tie Democrats Jeast
stand fof everyone ~ NE eise pres
slpns which the people and 81 thaf
zee mean the farmers thr eufs lae
men and ihe large and smal business
men 81 tla urW stale ordered hf
figeif resolutions ard thelf votes. s
ten into ths coust tuition
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Hon. William Jennings Bryan Will Ar
rive at GAS A. Mother PrOmi
nent Visitors Will Be Here.
sete mlaE A

AHEts Nuefi
Hon william Jennings ilryan, he
greatest llemocrat of tho present age.
wlil arrive 10 vlnlsa tom0rfew morn.
ing Al sss O'Clock coming ID on tie
rugulAr ~ " a r nyeF from tie
north. ana sill deliver All address from
tils ysranda oi Nlnltas magnificent
nsw auditorium
A delegation of prominent Demo.
cfais from Oklahoma Citg wfll arrive
by special train over tie Frisco some
time tonight and eli - headed by
Hon C y HAskei Democratic noml
nee f0f governor Tbea gentlemen
together sith 3 local COMMITTEES con
slsiiug o. Mayor s 2 PARKS "
sanders. q u naningtaB. A 3 Al
corn and " /. Gibson. slll esoort the
distinguished guest q tie Plaos q
speaking
T1eo y B freaf Iienocfatif nom
nee for oouuty Judge wlII preside a.
tho meeting and = Halrig Demo
cratic nominee FOR representative q
Craig county vii lntndacs Colonel
Huan
After TIE distinguished visitor con
ciudes his speech here - all - es
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NO LAND FRAUDS IN
KANSAS MADE EVIDENT

Topeka. sept That lla govern.
ment has given 40 ans further
attempt at looking fof land
frauds Ia Kansas sas made evident
TO-DAY By the removal q BAlus Frank.
liui special Inspector, from Topeka 90
Cheyenne. Wyoming
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Manager Cnsfoa informed Is -
toriay that Be had eIaaea contfaet
fof The Irish Senator faf one nleht
during the season The date vii -
mads puhis stef This - IS Stat
energy Niil g. We eaut tie t#s4
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PRETTY GIRL ACCUSED
OF THEFT FROM PREACHER

Durant /. r. sept sarah Glb.
son the pretty Year0ld daughter
Of Y G Gibson 3 fafret. las been
placed IN ial here changed wlth steal.
lng diamond ring tom Rev John
Williams. II alnss household Size was
employed
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pewitts Carbolizsd witch fatsI
salSe il good for bolls baths. cuts
sclds and skiu diseases Il Is ape
cially good ior piles soIdbf aallaf
nsy a Neyen and Peoples Drug
Store
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Foley kidnt Cute sI eafs ang
case q kidney of bladder trouble that
Is nor beFond the feaeh Il maaisas
No gaedlcine can - mote rof - =
bf al druggists
Cañon City record., 1907-06-13
GOVERNOR PEABODY WILL
TESTIFY IN HAYWOOD TRIAL

Kansas City, June S.-James H. Pea
body, former governor of Colorado,
who is here on business, said last night
in an interview that he had since the
Haywood trial in Boise began received
several anonymous letters threatening
his life. He said he had paid no at
tention to the letters because they evi-
IDENTIFY did not come from responsible
sources.
1T would be very injudicious on my
part to make a statement about this
man Orchards testimony or about the
Haywood case" ,"'continued Mr.. Pea
body. I've been subpoenaed as a wit
ness in the case and am only await
ing a telegram calling me to Boise to
testify. I wish might state just what
my testimony will be and what l know
about the case, and these various
threats and charges, but I don't want
to do a thing that could be construed
in the light of trying to create any
prejudice in the Haywood case"
Cañon City record., 1907-06-13
ADMITS WORKING FOR BOTH
SIDES DURING THE WAR

Boise, Idaho, June S.-Counsel for
W. D. Haywood continued their attacks
on the testimony of Harry Orchard at
both sessions OF the trial yesterday and
centered their strongest assault on the
events beginning with the explosion OF
the Vindicator mine and ending with
the earlier meetings between the wit
ness and the leaders of the federation
in Denver. To the extent that traf1c
with the other side" in war Of labor
and capital In Colorado was discredit-
able, they succeeded in discrediting the
witness.
Taking up the admission that Orch
ara made in direct examination that
he had been treacherous to his COM
rades In Cripple Greek by tipping on
= train wrecking plot, they developed
the fact that Orchard entered the en-
ploy OF D. c. Scott, who had charge of
the railway detectives. Orchard said
that with Scott he had met K. c.
Sterling. detective In the employ Of
the Mine Owners association. and that
Scott had paid his expenses and &C
companied him to Denver on me trip
when nrst he had met Meyer and Hay
wood.
He said that he had agreed 10 raOort
b 9cott but tAat hs was lyiAg % Nm.
nevsr intending to make reports 70
Nm aAA nevse ~ DAke Osauins re-
porh - hlA ~ deesAss also tyaoA -
aAov - bseA1so - s1osa n vleA -
Cañon City record., 1907-06-13

at once to ply him with a rapid fire
or questions. The witness kept his
temper, however, and succeeded in
giving the attorney as good as he sent.
Thus far his story remains unshaken
by the attack. Orchard asked permis-
sion to correct two statements of yes
terday. He said he had neglected to
give the name OF his sixth sister, who
married a man named Rogers, and who
lives somewhere in New York state.
Orchard also said that he stated yes
terday he had no partners in the wood
business in Burke. Idaho. He remem-
bers today that there were two men
to whom he owned money and to whom
he had promised an interest in the bus
mess. While Orchard was making the
latter statement Richardson inter-
rupted him with a question. The at
torneys for the state at once objected
to counsel cutting the witness OF.
Orchard also protested to the court.
saying he would like to have an op-
portunity to state his answers before
being interrupted.
I'VE can't both talk at the same
time" he said to Mr.. Richardson, and
yesterday you asked me new questions
before l could answer the old ones"
Mr.. Richardson became somewhat
excited. declaring that II it was the
purpose Of counsel to start a row be-
tween him and witness he thought they
might as well have II out at once.
Judge Wood then ordered that the
witness be allowed to answer the
questions without interruption.
Orchard admitted that while he was
In Idaho he became quite a gambler,
playing poker most OF the time. Rich
ardson then asked him II 1t was not
true that he was playing poker when
the explosion of the Bunker Hill and
Sullivan mines mill occurred. He said
he was sure he was not, that he had
lit one OF the fuses which fired the
powder under the mill.
During the course OF his cross ex-
animation Orchard said that Bill East
erly, among others, had discussed with
him the method of blowing up the Vim
dicator mine. Mr.. Richardson called
Easterly from the audience. He stood
up and was identified by Orchard.
Cañon City record., 1907-06-13
GOV. PEABODY FOR A TINE
ON ORCHARDS MURDER LIST

Boise, Idaho, June Harry Orch
ard crowned his admissions Of grave
crimes yesterday when. continuing his
testimony against william d. Hay
wood. he made an explicitly detailed
confession Of the murder Of Frank
0tsunenkerg BY IN Internal machine
that directly opeas he way for Ais
own conviction and execatioa for the
mortal o0snse. He sW0re tAaA tAe a.
sasslnation Of 0tsuneahsrg was Arst
s1gDsstsA hy Haywood. Woa tolntly
plotted by Haywood. Moyer. PsttiboAl
AAA kaUaolf. wNo 0AaAoea ~ AAyWesd,
aAA was s1eoatsd b hlnsolf afosr ~
Cañon City record., 1907-06-13
THEY were FIENOS INCARNATE
IF EVEN half HIS TALES Be TRUE
Tes'es to the Murder OF Nine
teen Men at the Instixation o the Defendant.

Francisco when he was there to as
sassinate Frank Bradley. These
names were related In order to pave
the way for a possible confederation
of Orchards testimony at this point
was told he could get more whenever
Orchard says that ne was known a
part OF the time he was in San Fran
cisco by the name OF Barry. Leaving
California, Orchard returned to Den
yer wearing the uniform OF a soldier.
He said that he Immediately called
Pettibone on the telephone and that
Pettibone inquired as to how Bradley
was. He told him that Bradley was
still alive when he left San Francisco.
but It was said he would lose his eye
sight and probably be deaf for the rest
of his life. Pettibone congratulated
him on his success, saying that that
was much better than II he had killed
him outright: that he would now be
a living example. Orchard said he
then received S125 from Pettlbone and
he wanted 1t. He said that Haywood
next asked him to go to work on Judge
Gabbert. He said that one attempt
was made to kill Judge Gabbert be-
fore the explosion OF the bomb at COL
fax, which killed the man Wally.
When Orchard reported to Pettibone
that he had been unsuccessful in kill
ing Gabbert, Pettbone said that that
was sure very hard luck. He also
says that he tried to shoot Frank
Herne of the Colorado Fuel 4 Iron
Co., and that Haywood said that Herne
was trying to nx the legislature
against them and that he would be
a good man to get out Of the way. He
also said that Dave Moffat, president
of tho First National bank. was an
other man he tried TO kill. He said
that he and Adams watched around
MofIatt's house with \ gun. but ac-
complished nothing. The state Gre
ated sensation by producing in evi-
dence the lead casing OF . bomb which
Orchard had prepared to kill Governor
Peabody with. II was the size OF u
two-gailon can. Orchard identified
It and said that he had shown the cas-
Ing to Pettibone In Denver and loaded
Il in the basement Of Psttibone's store,
the latter assisting him. Thirty pounds
of gunpowder were used.