Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
TlS NOT WILSON
r, EXPLODED the Dynamite Bomb in
Russell Sage'S Office.
, VrrJ SAFE IN THE ASYLUM,
...v.r York Police Ara at Work Trying to
IA ss Name Of the Dead Dynamitsr.
", v.-s Of the Victims are Dead.
New OEces Established.

V-w YORK, DeCtuOoh q.
~" N.-..,r I'm Russell Sage's Office was
.r..5,5rbiug topic in this city to-
,,rhe Developments OF the morn
y-- y-,stbs fact that the bomb thrower
,r. Hiram Wilson, the Utica luna-
'' s.,3atch was received from that
..rrr that Wilson is still in the
...s Hospital there.
d. SEE +, a large lender Of money
.,s lressluess which was aroused
~ g-scking Of his Office was not ir-
-,r The securities could have
..D.a-ed In time, but the delay
-l waul7 have resulted from the de-
Zion of them might have caused
.-. convenience TO even strong
n is @ relief 10 discover that
.vu be- no complications on this
.-,r I1 their search for human
-,rs the fremen threw about the
n, o- ont of windows into Rector
-s- such papers as lay with the
-.,,age. not noticing that some OF
~ were stocks and bonds and other
..,rs documents. They were still
F5-s when Capt. Mclaughlin and
-...yes from headquarters cautioned
~ 20 preserve sll papers found In
s,Fee and lay them aside with care.
i.-sB o'clock this morning Mr.. OS-
.-s chief clerk o. Russell Sage, said
...s-r7pgements had been made for
.anoorary transaction Of the busi-
sof Mr.. Sage's office at the Office OF
well & Bunker, brokers, on the sec
4 s57r of No. Ga Broadway. Mr.. Os-
~a had a force of young men at work
hauling a great pile Of rubbish and
King out valuable papers which the
SION had scattered all over the
,as. The 100 shares Of c., B. 81
r-ss. which Mr.. Sage's clerk was
on, handing 70 Clerk Robinson, in eX-
l-ss for a 50, 900 certified check when
rash came, was found at an early
-this morning, but the check had
turned up.
Yr. Osborne said he was looking for
-s-nansnt office, but had not yet
nd a suitable place. At MesSrs.
well & Bunker's office il was said
4. Nr. Sage's name had been trans
md 10 their tape, aud that all inqui-
should be directed there for the
s1t Mr.. Osborne, they said, was
-erly attached TO that Office, and on
d. account, as we'll as a disposition to
d all possible courtesy 70 Mr..
,s, they were glad TO give their facil-
i0r the use Of the firm.
-1e persons injured by the explosion
lO'ug as well as can be expected.
only deaths thus far have been
OF the bomb thrower, who was
% TO pieces, ard B. Z. Norton, one Of
Sage's clerks, who died last night
-s hospital.
W. Osborne, who Is at the Cham
, Street Hospital, suffering from 4
-ulul fracture Of the skull and a
rated wound Of the neck, passed a
-g. night, and was comparatively
slt and cheerful this morning. He
Believed 90 have a fair chance OF re-
v.
S- Washington Z. Conner says: 81
Ell 0l Mr. Sage this morning az his
-,e and found him looking quite
,-, and cheerful He will be all
b, again in a few days, l think.
.-r5 IS no truth in the rumOr that any
i' were lost, either by Mr.. Sage or
+. What papers were scattered
-s 1oor We're picked up again, and
right. We won't lose a dollar
By ,he destruction of Office and
-ure.'
N-ad Robertson, the young clerk OF
G Co., brokers, who lives at
Zen Point, passed a quiet night at
-5'l',a. aud his condition is spoken
-Nlras.ug.y. His righs eye has
removed, blt the doctors hope 10
ae other one. His other injuries
lg' regarded serious enough to
apprehension.
.-. r. La.dlaw, a clerk Of John
1Od IS Co., who was in Mr.. Sage's
When the explosion occurred, is
-, we'll az St. Nincent'S Hospital.
-9se,cr Byrnes is exerting himself
'-oa>a the Identity OF "WilsOn,"
..l or Walsh, the bomb thrOwer,
Vas S'..ed, The entire detective
seaSaged.
'-s sheets around the wreck OF the
-' building were crowded to-day
curious. S.10kerS-on, while the build-
apartment was arranging the
LI repairs. The police keep
',.ly oat of the building.