The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-07
MIR. SAGE BEGINS TO FEEL IT.
VERY TIRED YESTERDAY AND NOT
COMO DOWN TOWN TO-DAY.

VERY TIRED YEsTERDAY AND MOI
GOING DOWN TOWN 7o-DAx
A Crnak Arrested - = nessit or the So
called Hde.tiaeatioa OF the Dead HON,
Throwsr's Hesa-Hs Il w. D. South
worth. Conmanaer-in-Chiefo fths g. A. L.
" NE IL Not the E.tire Organization
Mr. Russell Sage had been improving steadi
ny since his removal to his house on Frida,
aftor tho bomb explosion at II Broadway. HI
had taken his meals regularly and slept we'll
but he had not loft his room. Yesterday hi
complained for tho nrst time OF feeling very
tired. the result OF reaction probably from the
nervous strain inseparable from such on ex-
perlence as he had on Friday. He will not 20
down town this morning. as he had antici-
mated. His physician considers It more pru-
dent for him to have absolute rest for some
days to come. The bruises about his hands
= are healing rapidly. and his singed hair has
. been trimmed SO as to look es natural as be-
fore the explosion. A largo number OF cards
were left at Mr. sago's residence yesterday.
and few callers werc entertained by the
family.
3 Several persons who have pretended to recog-
4. ntse tho head OF the bomb thrower at tho
Morsue. or who have really thought they reooR-
nized 1t, have named various men to whom
2 thoy have said that 1t belonged. and these men
are oil alivo. Inspector Byrnes fnclnes to put
soma faith in tho recognition OF It by Harry
Homo. the dime museum lecturer. and has
made It certain that, whether or not Horne
knew the bomb thrower. he did know one w.
ID. Southworth. whom no describes as the
bomb throwers associnte.
Southworth was arrested yesterday. and II
turns out that all tho anti.railroad sentiments
and all the secret society business whicl,
Horne ascribed on Saturday to the owner OF
the head in the Moreuc are Mr.. Southworth's
stock In trade as crank southworth admits
knowing Horne and talking secret society to
him. but says no never saw the owner Of the
head. 1t turns out. too. that Southworth has
been advertising for lecturers and hos also
been imprisoned in San Francisco. and. In
short. his history Is the history that Horne
attributed on Saturday to the man whose head
is in the Morgpo: SO that II southyorth,s head
s.asbs 'f hsaa iSofs Ps
the , bomb throwor's ,.....,-
him. but he had him az Police Headaqarters
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that only place saits6is for his i lsoanire
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about ss tWo months ago. Capt: Homes state
dleed 70 Elm BY the owner Of the head in the
southworth was taken to tho Moreue by two
Seteetyes not TED for Ehas purpose
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OVERLAND osR DOLLAR. |
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. It was learned that Southworth. who ia n |
Free Mason, applied two months ago to one |
ing IL. his bohalf was held In the Masonic Ten
PIE. sopthworth talked to the lodge for L: |
sehemo over With Gen. Booth Of ths Saiystiom s
Army and will, Senators Stewart and Hearst !
The scheme was TO give work to oil the unem- |
Mexico, where !,e said he control led some mines.
He told the lodge. that he had Joined u baud |
throe, degrees, blue. white. and red. Tho red
was the highest rank; He was not Mt liberty !
wore so strong and radical that no could not |
consclenttously retain his 10 bership. There
ont certain ideas. He was arrested Ia Chicago.
he said for attempting to take party OF ltAl- |
isns to ArlzonA without puyinR thor fare. Tho