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Thuh To Noriolliya.
Sleepers ......
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Carryta the T. P. A. Delegation will
Leave Honston 3:35 p. p. Jirna 14
Get NrticnUrc awd Ifserv Berths
Ticket Office 217 Maia Si.
U. L W0RIISC r.m! T. A.
Bad Bare from Injury. If ha of hM heed
to hsrmsd or ingls threat remained In
the Mac te hi htMr is iarrle.1 .ml beior
that hur the direst winc ;ll I lasen
km th oa ijimu who .i re -vs precu. U
wlthta la hande ivf the valence commit'
I th atom AU hope .( ! ! v them
Is ut ff They ar kneen 1v.nr actions
ar wutchd. Uni their ! i L .' .'. I'
and the commute- w 11
lull guilty man iu. e are "
Mnrf armed men wul go if their hauais
I by fore they '.J t" taken i perse.
The Mw or me i. rr .
to th highest pitch of lnjnt:.wi
The parents of the child are eatsfed ihet
tt to & lb eity llmte end pmuihly not
Mr thea as) e pels from lit home uader
award af a buj i( tha- of whom th po-
JUs Hmmwi l arrerntl Uni.'ajn Mon-
day Bight tre anguished (iijt an.l Auomev
PWU J- Patorno loot m.K desperate
nhaars sat want into the hen jf in den
f" Unn m and In ao many euro. toll
ttMaa. thai Ik bor wtlM no h hrol
Tkay artanlaad a band of too frtrntla of Mr
ana atrajr jar iiiww rj-
rto a macar.'mi merchant or i Mnr n
tJtTrfcflla nwu. w witt Atlorrt K
ta to rtalt aomo of th r; c mmbra
mt Um aotoay Ai ihat lira in r.rfaniaai''n
M tnupl and in fail for
of lta:iazia aftmuim up..n
WILL FERRET OCT CrUVIVAt S
tto vtglauo osmmmoa W! mil a
MaaMaa t hmi ui th rr.m'.iu't who
ma tfa Itallaa oaloaj aad raaor inrm t
Ito) t?ait4 I lata ImoitfraBt liur-trra for
Tfca mtrar tr i1!rmrt4
attlawrj Is C roiaar tn th:a oily
: aaaaa le an mi. and thT wn that
aa amj to arromnliantd rT on Thar
arlU ajat ajiy tana"r dsu uial; upon Uia
polio atoMrtaBani for mur protaclloo tort
U1 no to U tbal ail undaatrabt anl
l a ilaaa Itmltana ar dtatiM4 at anna. a4
that aifWiovtu ar flkd aamlnat Umo ba-
faro Um rJrai auUioruiaa Tar
arraaca that mn Mtrr vnlok la rroia4
kr tai maaabar of tn colony tram Ika aoo.
aa black hand ahall b roponad at oooa
to i IM polio aad toauliaaaninl r aubUooaal
to tha mmi of tha cur Hubilcty anil
ba tnalr (raataat waopoa far th auppraaakm.
mt to adamtaa thay will aak for a mora
tl Bloat orvtam of polica loasaction of in
kakaata of tba crtmlnaia
OTHIRS DFblAVD UT&KRM
It baa danlopad that thr are a number
f nn of th o paraxon of Um
Haad" ta which no raporta had n
"Black
aaaili to th aolioa. Ona af thaa which woa
wall aathniiloaiad waa that of Vtneant U-
attav a fruH dalar and proponj owaar of
tba Vacatur atraat oahiriborhoool About ol(ft
itha ac Mr. Ijaana mt4 a thraotao-
hia; toitar It InforvMd htm that h must pa
mrtr tatot or hla houaa would b drwaoiltad.
Mr. Loarta aro no hood to th tottar. not
vwa taniif it pyot to hi frtood
Bai'iaJ Mki paaaad and aaothar mora
thra&taaliut mualv arrrrvd at hi homo.
Tfcto pot tn afod fruit daaJar In ueh fear
that n would not lar hla hom day or
laht. Ho withdraw hu aroont front ana
or tho local band amounting fh botwaaa
MiMt and talto. eJoaad sp hla property In
aa aa adTanata-ou manner aa poaaibl
mmt took tho nzt ahlp for Italy
TWO AMERICANS.
cttiaana. anr.t of Italia na.
thooa who rocarrad touon.
ar saa iftch!. proprtotor of aoraa
lussara. and V.coot Ploolo. his
aad Ptonk Miohai. an oyater tnaa
In Chart rr atraat. Barn kflehol ro-
I a latter talllna- him to r tro ino rrror
froat to Jalla atraot. laat Thuraday DJayht.
aad dapoalt a bundle coatainlnc CM to froat
of tho tint houao h aaw diaplajnnc a rod
leTht. Ha paid no attention to tha tottar.
Vlooant Puolo waa told to r to tha Jowiah
oimaiary. In Gentlily road at I o clock Fri-
day aaornlnc. aad place r.lto on a tomb and
Rabowl hla baaatnoaa. Ha llkewiat car aa
rtaar hMd ta tho mailer
A day Later bowvrar. Frank VIcbol ra-
atrad a lattar dtrwerinc him in ao to Cltf
park at 1 o'clock Monday morninc and laoaa
on a tomb undornaaUi a Larco trwa.
Tbto aald to bo th out d'jettc rwkada.
Ho told his friends about th matter and
turned the letter over to tt-.t pnUoa. At tba
Michel appoarad oa tho swot.
but no aaaaaatn ahowed
up
Th detoetma
war also oa tha alert ai were a number
of Mleaai's frloada. but no ifn of the letter
1 anaaroa.
Michel jk barber. ratdjic In Hoapltsi
and the uncle of Ham and Frank
Mtaaot was the recipient of a letter
dapa before hit two neehews war
veewd." Ha said that h. waa aimed
"fa-
raVaa oi maxo nera. th translation of
which to. "By Order of rfa Black Hand."
tx. jl-w-7 Liver
Tit p .. - . vr. or rtarrcd
war. Ii wwi.d mpid a well ai
btace thing v an: a aemrj or starred
BahD bechoae he .vH la all work. So
ta treat; af . .a.nf VoraU Iw it la
great mistaie i 'a It wltk troog
ehraaUe dract. A lurp.a lirsr to but aa
tadkatloo of aa i..-nourbed aafoebled
hatj waoss orgau are weary with erw
btan with teaach and allied
i of d:reaxlon lad nutrition. Put
tn work 1x4 orlrr and sea bow
twJcklr yoar liver . becosj arUr
Dr. Ptarco'i GoIct Md'..-a'. Disctrrerr
ksl toad maar Btrrr oi.t circs of Irrer
alwaWi . by Its woocerfu'. control of th
I of dlfratioo and nutrition. It re-
I th normal artivitr of lite stomach.
I the twcreboiu of the blood-auk-
Inf glands cleanses the iT?tem from poi-
ooous actaaialaUoaa had so relle-rea tha
Har of th burden lmpoaod opoa It by
lb defection of ether organs.
If oa bar bitterer bad last la tha saorar
BlwarWrrV1?0"'""
' Imgalar how la.
tauilof back.
'runes' to
throat afaar i
af weak ssosaach aad torasd Us nnjedw
tsnewill retleew Tea saor BT-ejclly or cr
tBff "tT'litn'hT IHas-i tr1 firr-fT
OoiJm Medical piscoTary. rerkaBS er.lf
a part of the aoore ayssptons will be present
at an tlsse aad yet petal to torpid Ureter
bfltossmat and weak stomarb. Arold all
bat bread and bwnttn crtddls cakes ard
ther todlrestlbl food aad take la Golden
Medical Dtscorery rralarl7 and stick to II
Bee antil roa ar erorous aad straac
The 'Irbv-oeery by con secret nasi aim
hone. Is a glyceric extract of atarra snedlci-
al tooto with a fell last of lta tnrredleats
artotod oa each bottle-erspper aad Breasted
saner oath. Its mrredlents are and it
aad extol led by the sasat emtoent aaeaVal
wmers of tha are and are raruiaawiadsd to
tore the diseases for which It Is sdrlsed.
Don't accept a mNtitute of unknowo
stosnpusltion for this non-i
kml breath exstatlsyaksd t
lasl weak eaalli tired sevaoiidsa
isti rill nam frdistraaHa's
faawtod or awh-saj.d laentoc to
perhaps aaasaa.Vbata srSar
BtlasT. aad ktaAcM i
HOUSTON DAILY POST: -HUKSD.
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YIATHj.
I. & 6. N.
CHILD LABOR LAW
Senator Bevcrid.c Suggests Drastic
Remedy for (be Evil.
WOULD FORBID COMMERCE
Ii Goods Mtdt by Chilsiru .ni A-
rts Tkt a Law f Tkis Kind
WU1 Be Upheld y tk Sv
prca Co art.
Uij. salad "raw Kiftn )
MINNtAPOIJa. Mran.. June '.l-8atc
Aibert J Beearidar addressed th National
Convention of Charities and Correction to-
night oa the subject of child labor Ha said.
In Bart :
Wbaa. la tho Beaate. I istrodu -rd tha bill
to prohibit child labor In the p public cer-
tain men la bofn parties lvnie.1 th vtl
others aald It waa ' MutfTfJ Wbaa for
two whole daye. I read '. -c s'nat taatl-
snorty giren under uaiti l nien and woaaem
wheea Iruthfulnaaa a.m- ..ulj t.ieatloa ae-
nlala of tha evil nui-p heard no naura
about "eaaggrranon Kor thea uea aad
women under oath. ir-.ceM how mrtiepraail
tho Hitra4ta la. and the gave hvaadreda of
asasnplae with names arvl dates they de-
scribed th s nx-tty in hornhl detail glrrtig
laataacee w r .ri they had peraoaaily asaa and
hi i saiigaiiil
The lowest poaaible estlmats la that a quar-
ter of a million stunted c real urea are bet eg
poured Into the body of A roe M -an cttlssaihlp
every year aad thia decadent class la rapidly
tresrwaatng AU our imaginary dangers to
the republic combined do sot equal the real
menace of this concrete living growing ter-
ror I am a defender of property and of
nghiaasas wwahk; and as 1 warn bosh that
we are creating a class more dangerous to
property aad erect to free tnatltutiona than
ail th aaarcbiata with all their bombs.
TNCOXSTrn.TlOXAlJTT."
When the enemies ef the bill were tarred
by an army of witnesses teattfylng under
oath to cease denying the existence of tha
evil or asserting Its exaggeration they raised
the familiar cry of ''unconstitutionality." In
face ef what tha aupreme court ha sxpriis
ly decided tn face of the awful ooaditlona
admitted le exist. It Is Just such crtaa of "un
constitutionality" that ar raised against this
plainly constitutional measure that la bring-
ing our fundamental law into onnterapt.
Thee who are using the constlturloa ta
shield and protect admitted evils even to th
point of declaring the supreme court Itself
Is wrong are the real anemlea of the eonatl-
tutton and the destroyers of the people s
faith tn It
For exactly thus far have the enemies of
thia blU gone. When 1 read to the senate
the decision of the aupreme court In the fa-
mous "lottery caee" It wss stated. In debate
that the supreme court was wrong.
The frteada of child slaM-ry were thus
drive to declare the supreme court wrong
In the lottery rase for if a- rsn prohibit
raltroada from carrying lottery tickets we
prohibit railways from carrying chlld-
gooas
OOISO TOO FAR
erery case wbgra the questi on has bnea
has decided that
tba powe- of congress to regulate commerce
tnrtnrU tba power to prohibit. It Is said If
ww caa prohibit iaterstnts railroads from
carrying child made goods w ran prohibit
aaythtog ele and that therefore the power
cam aot ei'st but the supreme court sr. -swered
that argument one hundred years ago
by aaylng that abuse of power Is no arg
against its existetin and that wnen
usaaiass does abuse Its power the remedy Is
In tha hands of the people at the ballot box.
Far example. If we prohibit Interstate com-
merce tn healthy cam every on of ua would
be Instantly thrust from public Ufa foroverr
we hare prohibited infee'ed aule from in-
terstate commerce.
COW V1CT-MADE GOODS PROHIBITED.
Bot mors powerful even tl-ar. -h-e ded-
sona are the numerous declaratlcua by th
court that the power of cc
In Ul slate commerce la precisely
as ns power over foreign oomi
Tbto has been repeatedly held Is eiprees ana
emphatic word Yet. ec-ing exclusively un-
der our power ov-r foreign com men e. ere
have prohibited ronv rt xAde goods If we
can prohibit convtct -na.le goods from our
foreign commerce and if our power over In-
terwtats commerce i th- same as our power
over foreign commerce tnen. of course
caa prohibit conviet-made gocia from Inter-
state commerce. And :f we can prohibit in-
terstate comme-r- ;- -n :.-i-made goods we
can prohibit rorr.rjie-'e n ch d msdt goods.
Tet erery one r.f -h-ee dc:tor!s. every ooa
of these arguments ear utterly Ignore in
the hasty crude report ..he oi.se commit-
tee on the Judldr urn -st this MIL That
report which waa lMenle t.; kn ty.t meaa-
ure. merely recited certain w-i known din-
siotj between State ar.d Na lor.il action cited
caee not bearing on imp n'.l. and deliberately
omitted: every case tha' does peer rpon It.
It merely asserts that tre nation has no such
power ana yt yi cnair-.an of that commit
tee wno made this repor
a -tuaily proposed
In congress only rrv j i
lion take charge of the
syhranta.
i-i ago tnat th na-
coal mines of Penn-
AI OLD CmZIK KBSUGr.
J. K. Craia of Bed Hirer Comity Hu
Hot Been Seen.
CI.ARKFniJJi. Texas. June li-J. K
Craln. sged St. who hu lived In Red Hirer
county for the peat fttv years baa boas
missing from his home in th English com-
munity nine miles northeast of this city
since June t On that morning he arose at
the osual hour and ft the ho-je without
either coal or hat The old man has three
sues and three daughters who are uneasy
over his myeterous disappearance. A.
searching party was made up Monday and
several lakes 1n the vicinity have been
dragged snd the wood carefully searched In
an effort to f.nd the body but without sue-
Aastia Want Fanner' friere
ClYeasles Fait Sffcmi.)
Arms. Texas. June li-This city has en-
tered th race to secure the convention of
the Farmers' Congress and Secretary Dil-
lingham of the Business league hss gone to
Dailae to meet the committee of the farmers
tomorrow Dallas and ban Anlenw ar also
la tha race - .
"
HAYWOOD TRIAL
ETldcncc Is Brocitt Down .4 flnr
dcr of Stnnesbcrj.
DETAILS OF MANY CRIMES
OrekaH JLdjdtt Enrj Xinicr ft
Tkft ui IriiCiBC to Xwp tin
WIf "rua Sia Tiro Soon.
Xiiiaf SclB lailti.
(e4tWeaewaVwf VaMs? Rtwl)
POISE Idaho Jesse il-Th defer aa today
tarried the usss sasBsfaatlea of Harry Or-
chard dowa to the actual crime charged
against William D. Its j ass the murder ef
Frank Suneeberg aad BS M progrrejed. ae-
aaltod the teeiimoar Bad the theory of the
cat reeling upon It Taw Besuaenberg ortrar
waa reached at midday aad asansel for the
dire.-ted their erreru ta an attempt
the earlier purnnaxd and morementa
4 Orwhard wuh unoartalnty and Indeflnite-
Thea thy emphasised the abani....-
of aO ff r to kll after Orchard first
tracked Steaaenberg to a betel In ttots ei 1
srllh a aaasMoa kry had gained eutraiv i.'
tha very rosea l:i wtuoh ike governor u
bvlag.
Then tiw sXeur :-.'berg crimes war tm-
perarlly threat tn o the bacegrouad aad tit
witness waa earned ever Ms long journey
tote Mam tdahe and his ensaes there ta-
oludlag the plot u kidnap and hold (or ran-
ansa tha taulon child. irchard swore for-
saer Lieutaoaat Oovernor Coals of Colorado
Brat Bwggesesd the kidnaping to Fwtubone
aad hlmsslf la Daarar.
Thea tha defense showed th witness la
tha oommlsetp of a series of mean crimes
aad reduced to poverty la which he had to
lis lit to pees shop borrowing and theft to
Dve for a long period First h pawned seas
towelry aad gunn Than with a man named
Cwaaragham. ha tried a project to give Cua-
wlngham the aid reabody bomb which he
Mill had ta hla trunk for use by Cuaoiag-
ham oa some a on union snea Thea be so-
re pled the hcawitaltty of the Paaiaoa heme
at the very time ha was plotting
t steal th Paulaoa child. After
thai with Jack Btmpkma he broke
lata the Orsgea Railway aad Navigatloa
rrmpany a ststloev It waa a toatt period ef
ceime poverty aad hard luck aad summing
It up. the defease wealed to know why If
he were la Idaho aa a mwwtoa af murder for
Haywood kioyer aad twttlBone. he did aot
Bead to them for money Inafaad of borrowing
aad Btealing. Orchard replied that h did
send a letter to Meyer Bad got Ho. but he
did not send for mora boas ass be was tem-
porarily off tha sU oua org murder errand
Lastly there came a bowing that Orchard
had borrowed tas) from Paulson whose chil-
dren he bad gone aorta ta steal on tha
tiwngth of a fraudulent story that hs waa
going to Los Angeles to ll mining stock
for Oaataa aad that thia waa th money
which aotueily paid his ear mass when he
went bach is Caldwell on tha final miasloa
of murder.
Attorney Richardson began at once ta
questioa Orohard today regarding hut coa-
wtLB ensnee it. Meyer at ine ass-
tor's haaae la Denver about April. 1XB. or-
chard testified y seta May that Moyer Hay-
wood and PettiDua mi blm to go to Carton
City Colo. to get" Uevsraor Peabedy.
Meyers boms ww In ths Aberdeen flata
Orchard aald ha went there of hi own voli-
tion. Ha had not men Moyer fur a year or
mere before thia The witness was not sura
bsw the Peabody matter cam up or who
pok or It first Moyer said ha wanted ta
set rid of Peabody as no on els woald fol
low tn hla footsteps. Peabody had gone out
of office at Ihla time.
Orchard mid he talked with Haywood and
Petti bon at th letter s store They gave
th same reasons for wasting to gat rid of
Peabudy. Moyar also had a fee 11 ug of per-
aunal enmity toward Pmbody. Orchard
blamed him fur being the cans of Moyer s
arrest. Orchard mid 1 -el linens aaaeo mm to
get a position aa a lift Insurance solicitor
before going to Canon City He got letter
from sevsral persona among them Mr. Haw-
klna a law partner of Attorney Richardson
who had oonducled the cross examination.
Richardson wanted to know the circum
stances of securing the lis kins .letter and
demanded to know U Orchard had not said
It waa naneaaarv for hlsa to aat work ia
order to support his family Orchard said
he told Hawkins he was desirous of getting
tha nosltlon as a solicitor. The wltnas said
h met Hawkins at soiu trial in Telluiids
and the attornsy remembered him. Hay
wood later told ore nam n naa rasas a mis
take ta getting B letter from Hawklna for If
anything happened In Canon City It might
Involve th attorney who had been repre
senting the feaarattaw.
DID KOT CARE WHO JTIOHT BT.gn.lXD
Pettibone told Orchard he must hav some
semblance of an occupation if h was to re
main in a town the atas of Canon City with-
out grew sing suspicion it was for this rea
son that ha took txerurance aolicltlng.
Tha csvalnT of tha Peabody bomb prepared
at Canon City has been placed In evtd
Richardaoa wanted to know why the would-
be assassin of ths ex -governor had
such a largs bomb. Orchard mid hs
planned to place the bomb outside the house
and bsasath ths wind rw where I'eabody often
aat hi tba evening. The (s-t t..at the bomb
might also kill Mra. fesbody and ths ehil
dren made no Impression on him at the time.
Orchard declared.
Tba It usea said ne made a b jsiness of m
turaaoa soliciting while In Canon City. H
did not succeed In getting any policy so hs
weat mto th hall Insurance business with a
man fretn Ksnss City named Vohan
"Thia msarance or rarmers sgamst hall
storma waa a fake wasn t !'"' aked Rtch-
ardsoa. "Taa sir.
"Tew Just gave the farmers a piece at
worth less paper and took th-ir mor.-7"
"Tea air."
Orwhsvrd said he made a great deal ef
money out of the scheme Ths plan to blow
op tba Peabody home alth a bor.u had been
abandoned In th meantime.
"Whyr be was aak-.
"Bsuausii Pmbody l a I stopped sitting by
tha window."
RICHARDSON DISCOMFITED.
Richardson tried to get the exa t dates of
Orchard's travels wr.i.e m th hall insurance
business and being .r.iuccessf he turned
bnptJeJtly an the w tress and demanded for
the third trots tn ih Inrr croe-exsmlnation:
"Wh torn you m-t 'o let n-.e pin r0Q down
ta any pinoe or date
Nohody." shou-ed (i- ha'd in return.
Attoracys Hawley and f) rah for the 8Uts
laughed heartily at Rr.ard son's seeming
dtocomfltwrw.
"Whw told yJ ' j always tell me you ar
tenia tba truth rr. demanded the Irs-
attorney.
Mr. Mcr-aniar i Mr Hawley and Mr
Borah ail told
ti
nothing but
truth."
"Hs ha!" cried Ri
to tail me that yu
"No. sir." replied
toed me to tell th- -I
waa selling the tr
'"Then why do
shouted Richards i
"Because you tr
am not telling ike -
"Xoa are under o.i
-Tea. air."
x-ds"r "they told v.. i
' telling the truth
-hard positively. "They
h not to tell you thit
. xep on telling mr'
fake tt appear that I
. aren't yew?"
"Aad you respect t m oathr
-Tea. Mr."
"Well what ar- yo i kicking about
Tra not klcir-r eald Orchard wi:h .j.
asssi sting ealrr-.
" By tha way. --looed Rlcharrjaon a'-'w
"bare ywu seen V.i I art land this meni!'
Mo Blr."
"Bee blm Ian - -i.t r-
H sir
LIFT DfBVTiANCE AXD ' CU '.
"RINOER
Orchard sa. .w!rer he had
ParQand at Attorney Hay let offl-- -e-.
day anayrnlng ; r & few minutes. TT
saM that when the hall Insurance
gara out he returned to Denrey -
' 1: en
I' ST-KS
-1 H-.t
' " tha
to work on Judge Gabbert and 'j' -1 !
said that Phi. bone had agents .
country sollcrting orders for h: he
ctoltiea. such as cavrpet-sweener-wringer
etc
pe-
-iol.-.ew
Inrur-
These men soaietrme so!k
anceJ' he aald. a
Sereral time during the rT..TrlIlatJ
Richardson said to Orchard
"let a take the lid off thi
The attorney had been tn.itd Hv
.-Vriator
Borah several days age lor tn.Lg th bd
off." and getting what he didn t want
tjsreaara aaia n tuaea ;u t'elubvoa i
the OecViard and Oabbert affair ta tsa
sent of in t-wubeae tore.
-Thw sasemant was a repzUr Ha where
Pettiooe and his seapserea afw wwraed
wseat U- aaaad RV haccleesx.
"Tea esr" . - v
--And there wag swutng xistiie1oaa at sat
ttr .......
-Thera waa a tkt sea which didat took good
"V U. what was to th tla waaT IskTa tajni
tha lid eft that toe."
. -Tow seeea ta aawa.a kd w4 saw araav"
chimed to Bsnh ' -
twehard aaal hs did aot knew a that wwg
tn tha bag. Ha said b had Sees soaaa of
the things that bad gone tat tt. Bars th
matter waa dropped.
Orchard amad b made tha Oedeard aad
Oabeert aasaha ta pwubetss'a basssneat
'Ttd yea get the materuvla ewt e( tha tla
hoiT' asked Riehsrdson
Ne. Pwtoeoae had tha pwwdar baried ta
his yard.'' . - ....
THI BOMB THAT DID KOT OO OFF.
ivnua a waa waning
Orchard said renitom waa at
Ciry. Tba saeaka fer Judge Oabwart aad
Goddard wwra aad vithU a lew gaum ad
each other. Orchard said ha saJkad wtU
Pettlsaaa about tba Oabbart bssnbx whtoh
eventually killed a ssaa named Oey b.
stead af tha ta leaded vyrtim. bet be bad Bat
talked with any af th feoeralkoa naura re
garduer she Ceoddard bomb. Ha waa aettag
usdar instnsoueea) ef aaa ersd sBoataa Bsrors
to "get" the two judgea.
Tha Ooadard beaub waa Burtod at tow
Judge i gat- It borer weal aft
1 nee atteaapta rainng. iwsnara aaua nw
weat ta work oa aaermaa BeU. Mrs. FwtU-
bons had go East oa a vtoit and Orchard
was stoeatoeT at ths Pettlbea bo ess rie
aald PetUboaa went with him several Owe
to the rsolniiy af Ball's home. They drove
la a rig. Tha team was ana of aereral
brought ta Denver from Cripple Creak after
the anion store had beea Mote By tas
mllltta. They had bsea ueed la tha minlag
country ta deliver relief ta tha families at
men a BCrtaw. One waa a gray aaare aad
th ether waa a "used up biaakA ha said.
Thy wereat t ta drive as a teas" said
Orchard. "The gray ever might have beea
all right hut ah was too coas4eaoua. Hay-
wood told ua to bey another horse aad buggy
la uee la tha aherenaa Hell affair."
"Hsda't Haywood received aa offer of n
for tha toss you my was an usea upr
"It waa something over thw for tha horses
ktntM ui ten."
Ton were going to kllbtUiermaa BeU; yea
aught a stores as aeip yew us me ems
ywyoa wwat away la two weeks' timer'
-And yew sVda't kin BeUT
"Na"
Orohard Bald ks never (ret aa epoertunlty
He ssw Bell owe or twice on the porch.
"Why didn't you shoot him?"
ORDERED TO LET TV OS BELL.
"Because M. wis dark where ha aat aad
was lts?ht where I had to go to sheet aer
eral times I tried to approach tha houaa
but there were asms little dogs there wha
would start harking.
"On those eccaatons Pettibone waa waiting
for you dowa tba street hi a buggy T"
"Tas air."
Orchard said thai Mover ordered him ta
let ap oa Ball. The president of tno re
aratlua bad
hist returned from California
aad was la 111 health. He said he wanted
nothing dona ta Dearer while be waa there
aa he did aat car to nak bats' put In jail
again.
"Meyer said tt would bs a good thing ta
do asms outside work?"
"He told me to gsl Johnny Neville mid
Orchard. "NevUl had told him be knew
about ths Independence depot affair aad had
demanded tUud Moyer aald be waa afraid
of NvUI aad thought It would be safe If
hs was out of th way. I told Moyer I would
do It."
"But you dtdnnt do HV
Ne Neville dtsd a Batumi death.
"Meyer bad not had anything at all ta
do with plaaalng tba Cndependenoe station
explosion had ner
"No. lr; he knew notnmg aawui ii.
Richardson's ores sxsmmatloa af Orchard
tod down at svst to ths time Orchard first
at acted out on ths ndsaton which eventually
resulted In tba death of former Ooverwor
Bteunenberg. for whoa murder Haywood to
n t rim i 1 1 ae at the ocerenos with Hay
wood. Moyer and Pettibone after Moyer
n rmll'nmts rn Aisvuat. link that
the matter was first maatieoed. Orchard.
mid Muyer had Just finished tailing him la
get rid of Johnny Neville wbsn Haywood
brought ap th klllmg of Bimamsst
LIKE A LIvTnO DEATH.
"Haywood said tt would be a good thing
to set aWsunanbsrg." Orchard related. "He
said ws could thea go back to Petersen. M
J. and write wttsrs to Peabody. Ball and
Oabbart and some of the mto owner and
tell thea they were not forgottea aad that
th only way they oould avoid getting what
Bteunenberg get was to die. Haywood aald
It would be has a Urine death to all the
men to know some on waa after them all
tha time. .
Haywood aim sa d Ed Boyc had always
wanted something dose to Bleunenberg
Moyer spoks up and said that hs thought
It would have a good etreci to get Dieuneu-
berg after letting him go so many years
wron uul he had sent Art Baalon. sal
uineiee Steve idiDii and a man named
McCarthy to CaldwJ to get Steunenberg. buk
they had not succeeoeo. rsmwns mu am
in ought tt would be a hard proposition to
get a man In a litt.e town ilk caiawaii.
"Haywood balked at thia. did her'
"No he Just aald he thought It would
hard.''
"Hard to get a man who drovs Into ths
mountains every dayf
"Ha ssid It wouid be a hard proooeltlon.
Orchard aald Pettibone sussasted that h
taks th Peabody bomb on the trip OrctiarrJ
had brought the bomb from Canyon City bs
Denver and burled iL This bomb waa miner
unique tn that an alarm clock was attached
to II. when th a.arm went off a at ring fas-
tened to the alarm key wound p and would
cull over a bottle or surpaunc acta
vhlch
would e i Diode the slant caps snd dynamite.
Orchard aald he asked for UOO to cover the
expenses of his trip to Nevada to get Neville
and to Idaho to kill Steunenberg. He got
tv) Just before starting ana una wu previ
ously.
TRtNK rlToV DTK AMITE.
Starting from Denver Orchard said Petti
bona helped him pack hto trunk. He helped
put In a bomb mm and twenty-five pound
of dynamite. With thia dagerous burden ths
trunk waa checked as ordinary baggage to
Nam pa Idaho nine miles from CaldwslL
Orchard bought 1 round trip excursion ticket
to Portland. Ore tha Lewis and Clark sx-
potiuon being on at the time. He stopped
off se.. -r.il days tn Bait Lake. He met sev-
eral fr -: .ir while there. They commented
on his -vident prosperity aad lie told them
ha had found an sailer way to make money
tnan b working.
DM you tell them ywu were a card sharp
and t 11 you made yoar money that way?"
asked Richardson.
' No
A
to r r
"No
rat vou were en rout to Portland
. shelf gamer'
Pt-stalt Lake Orchard came on direct to
Narr.pa and began to make Inquiries there
atjt Steunenberg. From Knsnpa he went t
Oildw-i. where he spent a day or two Gov-
ernor Hteunenberg was ia Boise however
and ' t- hard came here.
"R the way." said Richardson "didn't
Haywood tell you that Steuaenberg rod out
In a huckboard every day to one of his
sheep ranches and that would be a gowl
. Lane to get him?"
He told me th governor did that; he
didnt fay where to get blm."
Orrhard said a commissi nil man to whom
1 e had gone to Inquire about buying lamb
pointed the governor out to him. He aald
the rovrrnor was stopping at the Idaho
hotel orchard went over had got a room
on tne same floor as tha governor. He en-
tered the fom with a pesa key and looked
around with the Idea of getting th boniM
under the hd In a grip with an Blarm clock
10 set It off.
WILLING TO KILL STEBTBODT.
Ti e tn b would have blown the hotel all
to r!ec. wouldn't It?"
"Tes "
"And vou were willing to do thatr-
"Te'
"Did you expect to atay la th hotel that
night "
"No sir "
"Tou ere willing to kill everybody but
yours!'"
"Tes
Orcha-1 said he had not brought Ue trunk
eoniain rir the bomb from Namna at the
time he investigated Oovw IT Bteurienberg s
room. 11. anandoned tha sdsa for fear that
bis qu.. a setaway would irr"clm
ils pro-
ny?r' pceM - m in your dlrert testlmon;
ivr.v r.' on m seu ne a--.
n"n I was aot aeweu.
"ffou . ... .0 rerersl times to tell your
story in -Tlve form.' .
"I Vr t .now what rod by narra-
tive "
Abndoii:i.g temporas-flr enrul
IN PROGRESS -
To Jung Salt of 2X
en
an
Boy Gotling an j "alllgj liaa."
ComeoaU! Oar cntirt atock of
M"t ' Suits. togtter
wita a spocial purthaM
of all that fourol Amet
ica a' ItaJiai manufac-
turer nad oa naoJ wnicK
wt lottfDt (or caati at
rxewptiooaUy larfe Ji-
ctMintr -ta otTertd at tht
follow lag qaotationa.
Takt your cfioic
not our.
Airy-
$30.00 Suit...$24.83
$25.00 Suit..$21.3S
$20.00 Sulu.$16.83
$18.00 Suit...$14.8S
$15.00 Suit..$12.33
$12.50Su.t....$ 9.83
$10.00 Suit.... $833
Evgryryfrdy mvitcu;
come on in !
K. H. CawtKon cS Co.
"C4 CloHm er Jsa f Ihr Stmt Cebeev.
4 1 i-l J item Strut.
Steunsn berg Orohard weat on to Portland
and than to i Battle where he mad Inquiries
aheut
tn rinusn iw-
lumbla llae. From Seattle Orchard want as
Bpokan. n rout to th Cour d Alenee.
What war you going there for?"
'To see Jack atmpklns aad Dave Coatm
about a BBBvaisaUon ws had la lienver."
Mr. Coates. a former lieutenant governor
of Colorado and bow ths owner of a newe-
paier tn North rn Idaho who has been sum-
moned aa a witness for ths defense waa
ashed ta aland ap and confront Orchard.
Hs was promptly identified by the witness.
PLOT TO 6TKAL A CHILD.
Orohard saM that Coatee had told htm tn
Denver about bow rich hi old partners la
th Hercules nun had become.
"He told m bs thought R would be a good
chance for ma to get even by stealing Au-
gust Paulson s child and demand RxMO or
"Had yua met Mr. Coats before thisr'
"No."
"And th first trme h mw you he suf-
gesled that you kidnap one of your old part-
ner s children?"
"Ha told the plan to Pettibone and to ma
Pettlbow told me he was all right. Coat
said ha woald help and take a part of tba
money. Hs ssid he oould have Paulaoa
las re th money with hla."
Arriving In Wallace where both Blmpklna
and Cos tea lived. Orchard aaw Blmpklna first
and told him of the kidnaping plot. Blmp-
klna agreed to go to Coatee about tha mai-
ler. Orchard aieo met Paulson who gar
him a cordial welcome. He Invited Orchard
to dinner.
"Ten aooeptod his hospitality its at his
table met his family and p leaned to steal
hla child r
T was thinking about It" Orchard said.
Hs said hs renewed many old acquaintances
hi Wallaee gad soon went broke
"Didn t Coates tall you you wouldn't Sara
stoal ths Paulson child and If you tried It
hs would denounce your'
"No sir; hs did not."
"And didn't Blmpklna go and warn Paul-
"No sir: hs did not"
"What caused you to s ban don the planT'
"The weather got bad." .
That's all that saved Paulson's child V
That was one reason."
PAWNED HIS JEWTBLRT.
Orchard had to paws some of his jewel rg
while In Wallace. Hs had tha bomb trunk
with him and be decided to get rid of the
Infernal machine Starting to throw the
bomb Into a creek. Orchard met a man named
Cunningham who wanted to know what was
In the package.
"Whea I told him ha wanted It" said Or-
chard. "Hs ssid he wanted to throw It Into
tha TI greed Pnorman mine and kill a lot
of scabs. I refused at first but finally
gar it to him on hla promise to throw it
away If ha did not get to use It."
"Tha bomb waa finally thrown Into the
water wasn't It T'
"I don t know "
Orchard aald that Vincent St. John vouched
far Cunning ham saying bs had done some
work for him but In leaving he had to bor-
row & from Paulson. He also borrowed tf
from Coates and email sums from various
persona He gambled a good deal.
"And you committed burglarly while you
were In Wallace didn't you?"
"I do not know exactly what you mean by
burglary."
"1 mean breaking Into the Oregon Railway
and Navigation depot."
"Ob yea. I have done that."
He mid he also robbed a rash register of
I Hi or 140 but denied stealing any merchan-
dise. STOLE A DRUMMER' 8 TRUNK.
He said be and Slmnktns stole a trunk In
tha depot. They were looking for jewelry
but secured a trunk with drummer's sup-
plies. Orchard said hs wrote to Moyer at
Butte for some money.
"Why didn't you send to Haywood and
Pettibone; you say they always told you you
could get what yon wanted."
"I knew I wasn't doing what they sent m
for aad I thought I would watt till I got back
to Caldwell before aaklng for more. If I
had not gotten the money from Paulson I
would have wired them."
Orohard denied that ha had denounced
Steunenberg to Paulson or that M had com-
plained that If he had not been driven out
of the Couer d'Alene by Steunenberg he
would have beea rich from hi own Interest
In the Hercules mine.
"But you got from Paulson the money with
which you traveled to Caldwell to kill Steun-
enberg?" Court adjourned after Attorney Richardson
srutownced he probably would conclude bis
cross-examination of Orchard tomorrow
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Danfhter of Stnyreiant Fiih Weds
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only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Btnyvesant
Fish and Albert Z. Gray son of Judge John
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Mra Sarah Xader Buried at TeeJrom.
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