The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-18
NAME IS IVORY
Bell, the Alleged Dyna-
miter a BrOOklynite.
Court Room Was Crowded
When he Was Arraigned.
lyman Reported TO Have Inspected
the Fort at Gibralta.

London, Sept 1s-Edward Bell, or
Ivory, the alleged dynamiter, who was
arrested In Glasgow last Saturday, ar
rived In London yesterday. having been
brought here In obedience TO "a requisi-
tion from the Scotland Yard authorities.
lie was in charge OF officers sents from
the Scotland Yard 10 bring him here.
Upon his arrival he was driven at once
10 the Bow-street police court. There
were very few persons about the station
when the dynamiter arrived, and
scarcely any OF these seemed TO be aware
OF his presence. The prisoner was not
handcuffed. He maintained his sullen
oemeanor, scarcely making reply To any
thing that was said TO him by the officers
The prisoner was at once arraigned be-
fore the sitting magistrate, James
vaughan. The entry upon the charge
sheet OF the police court in his case was
edward Bell. alias Edward j. Ivory an
American citizen, OF Lexington avenue
New York, accused OF unlawfully and
maliclously conspiring with others 10
cause an explosion within the United
Kingdom TO endanger and injure prop
erty; also OF counselling and abetting the
commission OF crime"
The courtroom was crowded with
newspaper reporters. and many artists,
who were present for the purpose O;
making sketches OF the prisoner, crowd
ed around the dock. Magistrate Vaughan
asked the prisoner his real name, and
the latter replied, Edward j. Ivory .
Detective Flood then took the witness
stand and testified that a number o.
documents and $500 In money had been
found in the possession of the prisoner
when he was arrested. The prisoner
was remanded for week.
A dispatch from Brussels says that
the chemicals seized in the houne IN
Antwerp s.om which the occupants fled
a day or two previous to the arrest in
Rotterdam OF two alleged dynamiters,
with whom they are believed TO be iden-
tical. were sufficient to make half ton
OF dynamite.
The chemist who sold acids to Kearney
and Tlaines the men arrested at Ant
werp. on suspicion OF being concerned
In thet dynamite plot, states that the
quantity demanded was so large that he
domurred. Upon this the lyman follow.
ers produced letters Of recommendation,
signed by a large New York chemica.
firm. The chemists name is Brock.
Steps were taken at Dublin yesterday
10 bring about the extradition of T.. j.
lyman, in custody at Boulogne. on the
charge of having been connected with
the Phoenix Park murders.
Frederick Gallagher, representing him.
self TO be a cousin OF lyman, In company
with a journalists. vainly sought to obtain
access TO lyman in the prison at Boulognt
yesterday. The strictest precaution Is
being taken TO prevent any attempt at
rescue of the prisoner. The public
prosecutor permitted Gallagher to write
q series OF questions. which were sub
mitted to lyman, who only replied TO one
effect, that he did not desire legal as.
sistance, and that he relied upon the
French government TO refuse his ex.
tradition. 1t is learned that lyman EN-.
' barked at New York under the alias OF
Linden, and that he touched at Gibral.
tar en- route. where he obtained leave
from the authorities TO inspect part OF
the fortress. lyman had a. SO in his pos.
session when he was arrested.