The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-07-27
trssped the knife and tore II from Berk

vrssped the knife and tore II from Berk
h ans hand.
The blood from Mr.. Frlck's wounds fell
on the face Of his would.be-murderer, md
'taned his clothes his hands and even his
cuffs as II to place upon him indelibly the
mark of blood
Duting the entire period of excitement
Mr.. Frck retained his everyday coulness
Secretary +; 4. u. Loveioy came leapins
after Mr.. Pbipps down the stairs. Mr..
Frick was removed to soft lounge in the
room. A German carpenter, who was
worrying In the building, rushed In with
dozen Mortified clerks. The carpenter
struck Berkman hard blow in the stom-
hch, that took away his breath. and was
branishing hatch,t over his head, as IT to
strike the man on the floor, when MIR. Frick
sad from the lounge:
| DO not Kill him. Deliver him TO the
police. All that is nect ssary is to kec.
! HIM away from me-
/ The carpenter accordingly iesisted.
| Officers then placed him under arrest and
marched him to the police station with
| policeman on each side of him.
| Physicians were summoned, and ON max.
ing nasty examination they pronounced
| Mr. frCk's wounds of n dangerous ChafaC-
ter, but no, necessarily fatal On Monday
| Mr. FriCk was resting quietly nj his home,
| with fair prospects oi recovery.
| In answer to Warden McAlecsc's question
| en- the name uf Bcrkmnn, thus leaving tho
inference that II was an assumed one. lie
| said he had worked as printer In New
| Haven. lie gave the name of Simon Rock
NOR at the Merchants Hotel Further
| questioning did not reveal the motives oi his
! deed and be refused ilatly to state whether
| or not he had any ncconplices.
! Arer having been photographed at Cen
| Station 10y Photographers Pearson, TO which
operation Bcrkman made no opposition the
| prisoner was conducted to u private room,
| where be was stripped to the skin, and
! examined by DR.. Meyer TO ascertain II he
had received any wounds, The examination
completed, the doctor told Berkman 10 open
! his mouth. With reluctance he did so.
| The physician saw he was trying to conceal
! something by holding IL under his tongue,
/ and ordered him to spit II ont. Refkman
| declared that he had nothing IN his mouth.
He was again ordered to open his mouth,
! and when he did so the doctor quickly in
! serted u crooked instrument into his mouth.
aud by n sudden movement drew out a
| email copper tube, which proved to be n
| dynamite cartridge similar to that with
shich Lingg, the Chicago Anarchist, blew
of the top of his head in 1887, thereby
cheating the gallows,
Berkman manifested great dsappont.
| ment nj losing possession of the means Of
| Kidding the world of himself before his time
had arrived. A similar cartridge was found
| in one of the prisoners pockets when he
was first searched The cartridges are about
/ an inch long, half rs thick as n lead pencil
are made of thin copper and are about hall
| filled with dynamite By picking one ol
them with a pin OF closing the teeth upon
the tube nm explosion with sufficient fore,
to blow the top oi n mans head of wout
| follow.
When searched, the revolver with which
he did the shooting, and " cartridges wer,
found upon Berkman. The revolver was
covered with blood and three chambers
were empty. The revolver is of Hopkins 4
Allen make, and fires 3s-caliber car
ridge. Besides the revolver and the cart
ridges, three small yellow globes, about the
size of marbles, and which might hav,
been dynamite or candy, was also found in
one of the prisoners pockets. Two blank
sheets of common print paper, blank en-
yelope, n tin cigarette case containing five
cigarettes, ladies size cheap silver watch
with u hair link chain, and 8 cents in mon
ey, completed an inventory Of the contents
of his pockets.