The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-29
pHIIApxLpHIA,s NEST OF AxARcHs.
Chief O'Mara Made Some Discoveries There
~ and Il On the Track of Moro.


hero last night he went into Chief Detective
Miller's ONCE and the two mon went over tho
evidence which is said to impicato certain
Anarchists In this city in the attemrt to kill
ii. c. Frick. After going over the ground
thoroughly Chief O'Alara started on persona
investigation Of the facts that had been laid
before him.
Soon after the shooting OF Mr.. Frick by
Berkman. the Philadelphia police obtained.
through Chief O'Mara. certain information
which suggested TINT Philadelphia Anarchists
knew OF Berkman's intention and sympathized
with him and aided him. Two detectives went
to the house OF Anton koberlein. at 1870 CAL
lowhill street, to question him. Koberen Is
friend OF Herr Most and is regarded as tho
leader Of the Anarchists in this city. He at
frstrefused to listen to the detectives. Finally.
In reply to question whether he knew Berk-
man or not. he burst forth with:
Yes. know him. ought to. he came to
me only Il few months ago.
What was tho exact date ?" ed tho de-
tectivcs
oh. away back last February"
Then he went on TO abuse Dcrkman Just as
Most Docs
"Bcrkman is nm Autonomist." he said. "IIo
is murderer. / am no murderer nor am an
Autononist. ] am an Anarchist. Autonomists
necessarily Autonomists."
When did you first meet Derkm 2" inter-
runted one VI the detectives.
He came to one OF our meetings." said 10
hcrlcin. 81 did not know then that he was an
Aui2nomist: Then in February he camo back
looking for work.
Why did he 90 to you ?" was asked.
>. The detectives could get no more light from
Eoterlein. Chief o,Mara took their report on
that lnrt OF the affair and then went to Cam
den; He went direct to n house in tho neigh
@ hS " HS
ne r could mt to,day make n1nliS From that
hill streets wc,e also visited. lle continued
rs dinyG,1Gaion %nt ea,y thS m9snnE
that j. o. Brown. comm Mission err of PULLS Ii
Safety and exc flicio the head q the Pittsburgh
Prcae GSS s t" at Ny M Rf fS
morning and went direct to New York. 1t was
E lSarned that he VIII take w the work whore
When Mo,Iics Was told that he was going to
Pi!tsfIurS s,h, h" irGwnsd; sYore; then said:
He wrote to the Kertschall woman. telling
letter to Mrs. Josephine Pollnl;. $40 Fast Fifth
strIet New s n9rk. Then he turned to Chief
TN" have aq money s%'e with me-. pulling out roll
Of bills. ,"Wiil they take that from me in
Pittsburgh = ,
astsa h S!a sSat $s'y cond II
As he Boarded the he Pennss PENIS limited at
l2:2O O'CLOCK. the reporter asked him II he
Damn BerSman," said Molick, angrily.
He Is clumsy 111 h g, has got me into trouble"
damn her too" said Mollick.
It was learned from good authority that the
police here arc Watching two men in this city
nn1 one IN Camden and They have to be-
Berkman's intention to shoot Frick and were
lick than tho fact that he sent SG to Berk-
man" was asked OF Chief OMara before he
.WhIe that fast is sufficient to hold him
enough nnd to snare f. convict man before
-, :. HAS your investigation, in New York and
t tni S Sntsa you to think that Bsrkman
oMaT but there are more s than NAN Moli iela
dence to convict before we arrest That evil
s i e 1G ass fst vii tff e ad %heS s !.
while tho people we want vii! not escape.",.
na SsEe M K Of Na ns 5esss sdn
trary to law?" was asked.
I was right in that" said Chief o'Mara
y. IL
tice named Slocum. He refused to give Mol
rk an sX Am ana t"d ne to 20 ahead
got Mollick'S written consent t. 60 with me.
Ho made no resistance. He only wanted to
see his is wife There we're no papers served on
man who said he was Mollich's lawyer. but
who admitted that Molich had not en- ployed
hin: and who W1 ,t;! not tel me who had"
letters written by the Anarchist Otto Hermann
TO Henry Bauer who Is under arrest e,t IN Pitts
bridge stree, and l.23o CaIlowhil street. Her
mann liye4 lnst q ixd l:239 ca9Th street.
there since ISL At i23o Cal , liz street Hee
tho reporter first asked Tor koberlein: A
young girl said he was in Germantown. This
she changed TO belmont. ana was about to say
more when Mrs Koter;eiE APPEARED; iii,
My husband is working down town with
ms s% S3SS' is i his f bass?"
None Of your business" ., .,,
Did you know Berkman| asked the re-
~ only met him once" said Mrs. Koberlein.
u don't like him."
Did you know HermannT
'pSspE Eear Nss hs1s is hero
NJ, No he lint, he left here six weeks ago for
Then YOU do know him" was asked.
If you want t" see my husband no won't be
home today. and she hanged the door.
by nnd Sos
to this city three years ago and stayed about
five months. He spent most OF his time among
founding nnnrrhistic circles. He established
several circles in South street before depart
ing for New York early in 1890. He returned
to this city after an absence Of six months
and began to preach more radical doctrines
and advocate eXtrcmcr measures than ever
He tried 1rst to have the circles he csta blshed
comprised solely of Russians. as he thought
the Jews were too meek. This plan did not
here he began to work in other places. making
this city his headquarters Almost all OF tho
They hold meetings in Pine. South. German,
md Callowhil streets. Three OF his alleged
d sciplcs have recently been In trouble. One
after being arrested for handling and pass ing
explosives to other Anarchists, Two other
,h, IiSta nd 70 Ia Tan