The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-06
THE DYNAMITE DISASTER.
Russell Sage and the Others Who Were In
juTed are Improving.
THE CRBEK'S IDENTITY 4 MYSTERY.
IL f. said That He is Not Wilson, the ESCAPED
Lunatic-Iemporary Transaction of
Business Arranged.

New YoHE, Dee. 5.-At tho home Of Russell
Sage it is said this morning that the injured
man passed good night. Mr. Sage was die
tating letters in bed and had received many
callers as we'll as MANY teegrams Of congratu-
lation. He slept well during the night. His
face is badly lacerated and his body full Of
| splinters and bits of glass His eyebrows and
considerable of his hair are gone. Colonel
/ Slocum, his brother-in-law. who was also cut
and bruised, was at the Office to-day. There
is no clue as yet as to the identity Of the
assassin.
1t is settled that the only persons killed
were the unknown dynami.er and Mr.. Sago's
clerk, Norton.
THE INJURED IMPROVING.
The men who were injured by the explo-
sion at II Broadway were doing we'll this
IN rnlng. G. W. Osburn. VINO is at the
Chambors-street Hospital suffering from
compound fracture of the skull and q wound
OF tie neck. passed a restful night and was
comparatively bright and cheerful this morn
ing. lie Is believed to have fair chance Of
recovery.
Mr.. Washington Z. Connor was seen at his
new Office, No. 20 Broadway. Said he: Il
called on Mr. Sage this morning al his house
AHa
tul. lie Will be albright again In a few days. L
think There is no truth IN the rumOr that
any bonds We're lost by either Mr. Sage or my
soil. W hat papers were scattered on the floor
We're picked up again and are all right We
won't lose dollar save by the destruction of
the Office and furniture"
FRANK fODlnsOn, the Young clerk of lmsbree
Co, brOkers, who lives at Bergen Point
passed quiet night az the hospital. and his
condition is spoken Of encouragingly. His
right eye has been removed. but the doctors
hopo % save tho other one. Ills other in
Juries are not regarded serious enough to
cause apprehension.
William r. Iaidaw. clerk Of John Blood
good az Co., who was IN Mr. Sage's Office when
the explosion occurred. is doing well at St.
Nincents Hospital.
LOOKING FOR QUARTERS.
At 10 o'clock this morning Blr. Osborn.
chief clerk of Russell Sage. said that ar
rangements had been made for temporary
transaction of the business Of Mr. Sago's
Office at Messrs. Caldwell a. Bunker's.
brokers. on the second floor Of 40 Gl
Broadway. Alr. Osborn had q force OF
young men 40 work OYerhaulng % great
pile Of rubbish picking cut valuable papers
which the explosion had scattered an over
tho premises. The 100 shares of G.. Is. and
-. stock which Mr.. Sage clerk was about
handing Co Clerk Robinson in exchange for
$1,000 certified check when tho crash came
were found at an early hour this
morning. but the check had not turned
up. Mr.. Osborn said he was looking
for permanent Office but had not found a
place. At llessrs. Caldwell a. Bunker's Office
1t was said that Mr.. Sages name bad been
transferred to their tape, and that all inqui-
ries should be directed there for the present. !
-Ii. )s.oiu. they Said was formerly attached
to that Office. and they We're glad 10 give their |
facilities for tue use OF the Grm
NOT WILSON. oF GLENS FALLS.
dispatch from Utica says: Hiram y. Viii !
son, OF Glens Falls. sent % the State hospital /
some time ago. Is not the b0mb-thrOwer who /
made the attempt on tho life OF Russell Sage /
yesterday. Tie man is still an inmate Of tho |
institution, which he has never lett since he |
WAS Incarcerated.