The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-16
Is NORCROSS ALIVE?
A Friend of His Makes Start
ling Statements.
THE HEAD AGAIN EXAMINED.
Positively Pronounced b. w. T. White
Not to be that Of the Boston Broker

white Was Norcross Only Intimate He
Found Many Differences Between the
Caput Of the Dyuauritor and that OF HIS
Iriend--suspioIous circumstances Of tho
Identification by Norcross' Parents
White Thinks the Broker Has Disap-
penred for Reasons of His own.
New YORK, Dec. 6.-The absolute
Identification of Mr. and Mrs. Norcross
o he head Of the dynamite thrower as
tlf OF their son would have cleared up
the mystery that has enshrouded this
mos remarkable case had it not been
for the appearance yesterday of new
and apparently reliable witness whose
testimony goes far to pset the alleged
Identification.
It. will be remembered that the office
adjoining that Of Norcross was occupied
by w. 7. White n designer Of machin-
cry and a prom oter of railroad enter
prises with whom Norcross was
on terms Of the closest intimacy In
fact Mr. White was the only really in
innate friend that Norcross is known to
have had, and he has been the only per-
son who knew Norcross who from the
frat hos resolutplv refussl to beliay,
that he was the dyuamiter.
Mr. White came on from Boston yes
terday and was met by reporter ON his
ARRIVAL by boat
4 start was at once made for the Nor
que aud on the way the reporter told
Mr. White of the identification of the
head by Mr. aud Mrs. Norcross and re-
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