The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-02

ma happened. fTeSlu'ilt '"''
over shittered cars and around per
to get ideas on his own account vice
President Besler did the taking lor n.u,.
Mr.. Beslcr said he would liko 10 take
the contract of repairing al the yersey
Central's loss for S2OoWo; ~ looheS
like mighty spectacular rum, take !, a,
around but after all it wasnt anyth,he
more than broken glass and lOoseneo
planks. ,n p..,.
"Just looking around" said Mr.. Beslei
Il figure that the station - dorhaeto
from $1,000 to $1,000, that u WIN 'ah'
$50 900 maybe to patch up tue piers an.
another $50, 900 for miscelnnooms daihag y
other small items which VIII hrlng UP 'h'
total to s?O0. 900 maybe.
Xor LICENSED TO HANDLE DYNAMITE.
Inspector of Combustibles James Con-
nelly of Jersey CITY said last night thn'
neither the katherine W, nor the Wn's,'ei
WIS licensed TO handle dynamite ana 'na'
! the bureau Of combustibles oi lhe nte
board had no knowledge that dynamite
was being transferred. There ~ :,.y
handling Of dynamite except uhuei
license by the city The iire BOARD he
said. will investigate the explosion
That is only one of three invcstic cat lons
which will toe made Ivy the oniclais ol
Jersey City. the others coming from me
IoIlce Oenar''i'.m, n,'u w =, pnl;,o Com
,oin"y > oIn'e. ~ Do I.',oa ra.olu,;ons
calling upon the chief and all executive
officers Of tho department who were on
duty AT the pier to submit all iac'S to'icu-
ing upon responsip'i,,f ~" '' E,on,, Van
=, " '',aru uhh vi .I iss,,e sui.
"inhe' cierk o, w nun' ~, nrd for those
directly Responsible for the handing o'
the explosives The slihrruas VIII order
I ,ncse men 70 appeaI ,"'''' NV
"ruieSuiV, reoi u', ,,.sod , ,,sol,.
me louCe n"iIu u,eH ,,',,,n,ss;,,nor
'Un lnauNuH w VI Gon,,..
O, N"w 'ork "'u W. - ,,',,,oIint cI,, col.
,"e',. W, lneir nn,'',.r ,,rr,;s
9Nnns M t,,..o,. ti,v in
s,oher br'sco,, ~ l ,isns,,, ,ve,
me l,n'e o"", rh'''' n'i' o,,;,;o,
pn'rol noa's NrH. an" H. H. 1;.a., -,
rs'o.n,' W wy, ,i S,,rf,,,n.
,,'ci oui S'',,' ,,",,n, no Ecr.
W.. '"r'I,'n, o. ,t,a pci,r. Ionori.
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"'e,' >, 49,, I,,to..,,
lanes hea9hp o",,'r ~ ~, Nv ,,' o., 81,
W.. was ,o,,.u ~ ,,.9 's, h.. forc ,,i,in,cht
, ,i.''-i ~ 81, ~ '.' r,.,,, N,vweU
"s mHt, .N -, ,,,Lco Ioolinp sni,,
th,, La had ,,o, been on the katherine "
tor thre. yo1r- thn' 81" was Chlr.ercd
20 the Dup and th" korStNn" Po"d"C
/ companies. both of witch h" said. have
/ offices AZ R WcSi street ~" SAID he hid
no knowledge of III" cargo NJ tn" boat
at the time Of tn" explosion or OF It's
dastination
I.lpdgren and 'nc o'he"s of th" r"gll r
crew of tn. katherine W. H"lhng sad
had been handling dynamite FOR SOM.
time Ih.v had certificates. he s,id.
from the Bureau of combustibic- of New
York Citv and he added tE.t ilcv did not
need tn have a license in Jersey. since
,hcv complied with all the Government
-ouiiire-nen,s displaying red flag III
he davtimn ard a rod igh' az night and
50 on Healing slid h.. felt sure that no
one rNccpr these members Of the crew
had Eauo1,d tho dynamite, and these. h,
s,id. were experienced men.
Capt John +. Cody of the First polic.
prrCincl OF Jersey GUY sa'd la'e lasI
nlGh'' ho"'N'r, ma. ~ W. i ,,'
rom 'h' "I"S' ,Sd"i'9 ~ Ial @ iIi
Il" men unn'f nm .nh' NOR ,ir.. ny
b"'h ehSiS"n III hdi'',lhe nv n' ~ ',"'ii,
nan 'n'' Cr'WT h ,'' 'wo u.'',r n.I wv, y.
IN" n NN'9lrt - @H;'i vi" n' -,
'a' h',h "a, l'r"u ~ ,,,''.' Wv"
I" ,~,'.r "a I'll, III. ',' , -, ,rau,,,,o,
on ,n'H "orH IN, ~ ~ "
nuh '''h "'''" !" VI"
80 RECORD o. DYSAMITE sHiPMfNf,
An official of tn. ri ilroad said las. gh
;hs, tho conparv had been trying al
AFTERNOON 10 tain who she Consign"'
,f Viva. ftNopp1if, yyn. bii had not S'lc-