The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-16
lyman ON A WORK OF TERROR.
NEW OUTRAGES BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN HIS MISSION.


scribes Plot 10 Blow Up the
Prince of Wales In marlborough
. HOuse-NO Doubt of the Identity
of the Prisoner at BouIOgne-The
story of His Departure From This
Country.
London. Sept. 15.-The Pail Mall Ca
zette asserts that II was the design of the
consplrator lyman to blow up Marlbor-
ough house, the residence of the Prince
of Wales, when his royal highness should
be there. According to this yarn, the
dynamiters intended to reach the princes
house by tunneling from the house oppo-
site. This is a fair sample of the ridicu-
lous stories concerning the alleged dyna-
mite plot that are hlllng many colums OF
the newspapers, the most of which ara
the merest nonsense and would scarcely
be credited by the most gulllble person
alive.
New York, Sept 15-The Mail and Ex-
press this evening says that in spite OF
the surmises OF his family and close per-
sonal friends, that p. j. lyman. known
as the famous No. !, is still in this coun-
try and that the man now under arrest
In Boulogne Is altogether another person.
there Is no possible doubt that lyman ia
under arrest The charge on which he ia
now held, that of completely in the Phoe-
nix Park murders is believed to be nere-
ly himsy pretext to hold him until war;
rants for still more recent and certain
ly as serious an offense can be served.
lyman lett America on Aug. 10 last on the
HamDurg-American liner Augusta Vic
tora for Hamburg
Two days before the vessel sailed. the
paper asserts, the notorious anarchist.
Paul Rabenovitz. with several aliases
bought the ticket for lyman, who sailed
uhuer the name of A. b. Becker In the
steerage of the steamer mentioned.
1t Is also learned the paper goes on
to say that Bell, the man arrested In
Glasgow, sailed for Europe on the Ten
tonic Aug u, under the name of Harris.
kabenovitz Is also believed to be on the
other side. Every move the men made
here was narrowly watched by Scotland
Yard detectives.
Rabenovitz, who Is regarded by tho
secret service detectives in this city as
| the prime mover i'm the scheme. has been
| known as one of the cleverest nihilists In
| this country. He is a chemist of great
ability, and is known as a man who rarely
/
| safe man.
Six months ago he began to freauent
| several cafes on the East Side No at
tention was paid to him. He seemed 10
have plenty OF money. Other men came
10 see MIN regularly. The paper says IL
| Is informed that Rabenovitz has for a
long time been Planning series OF dv-
Mantle outrages in Russia. The Chicago
| groups of rihilists were known to be-
| with him In the matter, and he was i'm
constant and frequent secret communi !.
cation with them.
At the office of the White Star TJro
! nothing was known about Bell. A Thomas
| Harris did san in the steerage of the
| Teutonic on Aug. u. He gave his des-
| tlnation as London. That is all that ia
known of him When and how Kearaey
and the other men under arrest got abroad
is not known.
| Glasgow. Sept. 15.-Edward Bell, the al
legged dynamite conspirator, who was ar
rested here on Saturday, has made state-
ment through his lawyer, in which he says.
that he Is native of Harlem, N. Y. He
left New York city on Aug 10, for Ant
werp, from which place he went to Ber-
| lin later to London, and finally came 10
| Glasgow. 1t was his intention he says. 10
sail from Liverpool for New York to-day.
| Bell admits that he is a member of an Irish
CluD III new I Ofk, out denies that he Is as
ISOLATED with any conspiracy. The incrim-
| mating documents found in his possession.
he says, were not found in the lavatory
| Of the hotel in which he was stopping, as
was stated yesterday, but were dropped
by somebody in a London music hall,
where he picked them up.
Rotterdam, Sept. 15-John F. Kearney,
alias Wallace, the alleged dynamiter, who
is under arrest here, was examined by the
police officials this morning, but he de-
clined to answer any questions whatever.
A letter dated at Bodlogne was found in
his pockets and Is presumed to have been
written by lyman. In the letter the writer
tells "Wallace" and Haines, the other
supposed dynamiter arrested here. 'If you
dare not go to Scotland now, come to Bou-
logne Then we will talk our plan over
COwardice cannot be tolerated amongst
our brotherhood"
Paris, Sept. 15.-P. J. lyman, the Irish
"Invincible," who was arrested At Bou-
logne on Sunday. has appealed to United
States Ambassador Eustis and also to
President Cleveland, demanding the pro-
lection OF the United States government
as an American citizen.
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PANIC AT CONsTANTINOPLE.