Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-25
IN BED FOR WEEKS,
Good Prospects Of Mr.. Frick's Ulti-
mate Recovery.
HUGH UDONNELL RELEASED ON BAIL
DuIiness and lnaction at Home
stead.
CARNEGIES PITTSBURG MILLS
MR.. FRICK RECOVERING.
Notwithstanding Intense Heat I'm Pitssburg
He Rests Well.

MR.. FRICK RECOVERING.
Notwithstanding Intense Heat In Pitssburg
He Rests Well.
PIrrsBURa, Pa, July 25-Chairman Henry
c. Frick Of the Carnegie Company did not
come down to his Office this morning. as he had
assured his associates that he would when he
was carried to the ambulance on Saturday
night. Nor is it probable that he will be seen
from his residence this morning are to the ef-
feet that he passed a restful night despite the
closeness Of the atmosphere. His extraordinary
vitality was strikingly demonstrated yesterday
for although IL was the hottest day that Pitts-
burg has experienced in nearly ten years, his
wounds gave him apparently little trouble, while
mentally he was bright and active. His wounds
were examined and dressed this morning but
there were not the faintest traces Of blood
poisoning or OF any greater amount Of infiamma-
ton than would be expected under the circum-
stances, and results OF the examination were
decidedly encouraging both to his surgeons and
their patient.
After the examination Mr. Frick asked for
the morning papers and read with interest the
accounts Of the movements Of the would-be as
aassin during Sunday and the interviews had
with him.
MUST STAY IN BED ron WEEKS.
As to the future of the sufferer the surgeons
say that it will not be possible for him TO leave
his bed even to walk about the room for
month or six weeks at the earliest. IL may be
longer, but unless blood poisoning or some
other unlooked-for development should super
vene they believe that he win improve rapidly
and recover completely. They are particularly
of the leg. Just above the knee which were made
by the assailsnt's knife. These almost severed
the tendons and will occasion eXcruciating
pain at intervals for many weeks to come. Al
though the corps of surgeons in attendance
upon the wounded man include the most emf
nent skill in the city, it was decided last night
TO telegraph to an eminent New York specialist
asking him to come here at once to make a per-
sonal examination of the patient and advise
concerning the treatment.
WASHINGTON SURGEON SUMMONED.
This morning. however, a reply was received
that the specialist in question, but whose name
the surgeons viii not give out, had gone to CAL
ifornia. and thereupon 1t was decided to seek
the aid Of another noted surgeon, who 1t is said
is at present in Washington.
The fact has been developed that on Satur-
day Mr.. Frick received in his morning mail a
letter which informed him that he would die
before the next day. He passed it over 20 one
of his associates with joking remark, ''I have
but twenty-four hours to live" Afterward he
placed the missive in one of the pigeon holes in
his desk He referred to the matter last night,
and today it is being investigated. 1t is not
thought, however, to have any connection with
Berkmans action.
TAKEN TO THE COUNTY JArL.
The would-be assassin was quietly taken last
night from central station to the county jail,
where he will remain until his trial in Septem-
Der. He was booked for ielonious assault. the
maximum penalty for which is but seven wears.
but other charges are to be added. A
week from today he will be brought before
Alderman Grip, but this will be formality only
to meet with the requirements of the law He
admitted to Warden McAlease that Berk-
man was not his right name, although
he had borne it since his arrival in
this country, but the closest questioning could
not induce him to reveal the name by which he
was known in his native land. There is a good
deal Of mystery surrounding his recent move
ments which has yet to be penetrated At the
time of his arrest he said that he had only come
from New York the day before and had passed
but one night in the city. Yet he has been
identified by several men. who have seen him
over and around the Carnegie building for
full week. When first seen ne was dressed like
tramp, and in the interval he must have re-
ceived remittances to enable him to purchase
the new suit of clothes and the revolver and
dirk. When arrested his entire resources we're
scent piece. 1t is said that he was seen at
Homestead on Wednesday.
SEARCH FOB AcooMPLIcEs
The local detectives are bending all their
energies to discover whether or not the muir
derous Russian had any accomplices with him
IN this city, and a vigorous search is being
made for a man answering the description of
Warren Stamm, who was Berkman's boon COM
panfon In New York and who is said TO have
disappeared from his usual haunts in that citv
When Berkman was dodging the entrance to
the Duquesne Club, where Mr.. Frick lunched
| on Saturday, he was accompanied, 80 say several
Of the members, by man whom they recollect
tNarv> Is,.. I'll
facial characteristics they were unable to give
any description. II is thought that this fellow
WAS an accomplice Of the anarchist and waited
| at the bottom Of the stairs with the intention
Of assisting him to escape, but took flight after
| the firing Of the shots and the assembling of
the crowd. Berkman, however, appears to
| have been alone when he registered at the Mer-
chants Hotel on Friday night.
Superintendent of Police o Mara left for New
York last night for the purpose Of cpnferring
with Inspector Steers regarding the possibility
of the attack being the outgrowth Of conspiracy
| among that section Of the anarchists to which
Bergman belonged. He took with him several
photographs OF the prisoner and also, il is be-
lieved: private papers found in his clothing.
and which are hkefy to prove Of value in the
the latter matter, however, the police authori-
ties at this end refuse 10 say a word.
NEW YoRk, July 25.-The prisoner brought
to the central Office last evening and believed
| to be in some way connected with the plot to
assassinate Mr.. Frick in Pittsburg was Morris
Roseburg. Inspector Steers said today that
Rosenburg was a pickpocket who was caught
while plying his trade at the south ferry. He
has no connection whatever, the inspector says,
with the Frick affair.
Inspector Steers fatty refuses to say what
his men are doing toward the arrest Of sus-
pected anarchists in this city. With regard TO
the visit Of Superintendent Of Police Oman Of
Pittsburg Mr.. Steers says the visit is purely
| personal one.
The Knights Templar Canclsvs-
CHICAGO, July 2S.-Chicago Knights Templar
will be well represented at the twenty-6fth TIL
ennial encampment to be held at Denver, Col,
August . to Is. g. o. Spring of Peoria, the
grand commander Of the Illinois grand COM
mandery, has been actively engaged for months
preparing for the departure. Although too
early TO give . correct list Of the kniGhts
In Chicago who viii attend the conclave, Il IL
estimated that fully 900 viii leave from the
city and that 600 TO 5000 more from the stase
at large WIN attend. The extremely low rates
that have been inaugunted by the santa Fe
road xill attract many outsiders and IL 10 ssfe
| TO sAy that Illinois viii send ct least 5000 peo-
pie 10 witness the opening ceremonies at Denver.
a Naval Celumbiaa Celsbration.
Madrid, July 3.-Tventy-four wsrships of
different n tionaIitiea hava rer~iveI or<3~~. A.