The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-03
$4,000 IS OFFERED
FOR DYhAM|TERs
Five Of Twenty Bodies Buried y
Wreckagc Of Los Angeles Times
Building Recovered.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. ga large
force OF workmen, after digging Tor ~
hours In the debris Of the Times build
ing. wrecked by an explosion Saturday
morning, has unearthed five of the ~
bodies buried In the ruins The men
are still at work, aided by a huge rail-
way crane and derrick, which Is lift
ing out the masses OF heavy steel.
Capt. Paul Fiammer, chief of detec'
tives, stated that w. J. Burns, former
ly connected with the San francisco
graft prosecution, and now head OF the
secret service of the American Bank.
ers' association, and w. j. Moran, OF
the United States secret service, In.
spected the ruins OF the Times ONCE
yesterday and said that In their opin-
ion the building was destroyed by q
charge of nitroglycerine.
The police are guarding the home
of Gen. Harrison Gray Otis, propri.
etor OF the Times, where q dynamote
bomb was found Saturday afternoon,
Guards are also watching over the
plants of several concerns recently
involved In strikes.
Three arrests have been made since
the explosion. One Of the suspects
is an alleged anarchist, Martin Eag
an.
In the hope of obtaining informa-
ton as to the perpetrators OF the out
rage, Mayor Alexander increased the
city's OFFER OF reward today to $10,.
0VU.
This, together with the offers or 10.
cal newspapers and labor organixa'
tfons, whose leaders have announced
q determination to assist In the search
for tie criminals, raises the total
amount OF rewards to $1S,500. The
city's offer Is intended to tempt any
one having knowledge of a dynamite
conspiracy to diviulge the secret
There are no conditions.
Following IL revised list Of the
dead, including those originally given
as missing:
Churchill Harvey Elder, assistant
city editor. died at Clara Barton hos.
pital at 1880 o'clock yesterday; Har,
ry l.. Crane, assistant telegrapsh edi
tor, aged 38, married, one child; body
not recovered; r. L. Sawyer, 81, tele-
grapher, married, two children; body
not recovered; J. Wesley Reaves,
stenographer. married, body recover.
ed; J. c. Galliher, 40, linotype opera
tor, married, Ave children: body not
recovered; w. G.. Tunstall, As, limo
type operator, married: body not re-
covered: Fred Llewellyn, &c, linotype
operator, married; body not recov-
ored; John Howard, 45. printer. mar.
ried. one child: body not recovered;
Grant Moore, AZ, machinist, married
body not recovered; Edward WATSON,
IS, printer, married, body not recov.
cred; Elmer Frink, Is. linotype op-
orator, married, one child. body not
recovered; Don e. Johnson, SO, limo
type operator, married, body not re
covered; Ernest Jordan, 80, linotype
operator, married. one child: body
not recovered: Frank Underwood, a.
printer, married, one child, body not
recovered; Charles CULVER, IS, com
positor. married, body not recovered
Carl Sallada, 80. linotype operator
body not recovered; Charles Hag
gerty. pressman, body not recovered
Howard Cordaway, linotype operator
body not recovered; Harry Finn
linotype operator, body not recover
ed; Unidentified employee went down
with composing room floor.