Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-03-18

slons with a bomb proved unsuccess-
ful Saturday night 1t was only
defeet-said to be small aceum-
ulatlon of dirt in the mechanism
of the Internal machine, which the
Justice unsuspectingly had opened, |
that saved him from probably death |
or certain injury. The bomb later
exploded while being examined by
Inspector owen Egan Of the bureau
Of eombustibles, seriously wounding
him about the face and arms.
The intended victim OF the eX-
plosion has been given great deal
of publicity lately in connection with
the Folke Brandt case. 1t was
Judge Rosalsky who sentenced
Brandt to thirty-year term for
burglary at Mortimer l.. Sehiffs
home in 1907. and who recently re-
yersed his action
The attack set the whole maehin-
cry of the police department speed
iIy at work upon the mystery. Att
late hour there had been no clue
developed as to the identity OF the
sender OF the explosive
The bomb came by mail and was
delivered by a postman to Judge
Rosalskys apartments on Riverside
Drive at about 430 O'Clock Satur-
day afternoon. II was accepted by
the colored maid and placed on the
table in Judge Rosalsky's library TO
await his coming. There was moth
ing of suspicious character to the
package.
Its dimensions were about 6x4-6
inches and il was neatly done up
in brown wrapping paper. bearing
the picture of a department store
The address was typewriter.
An hour later Judge Rosalsky
reached home and unsuspectingly be-
gan to open the package while
talking to his wife. He took of
the wrapper and found a plain white
pasteboard box Judge Rosalsky's
own story OF what happened fol-
lows:
Il took the cover off without the
slightest care My first glimpse at
the contents OF the box was enough.
! backed out Of the room as quick
as my feet would carry me, calling
ont to my wife and brother 'Why!'
It's a bombl It's a bomb!' / or
dered that no one go near the IL
brary Some one suggested that
we put the bomb in water. No,
| said, no one but on expert shall
handle It. There are some machines
which go OF when submerged Il
water.
Z telephone to police headquar
ters a special request for expert
on bombs. Egan came with DaviC
I Kelley. superintendent of the bu
reau OF comhustibles.
BE CAREFUL told Egan as h
picked up the open box; you hav
the real thing there Why take an
chances by tinkering with II here
Have Il taken where YOU can max
the usual expert tests with IT,
But Egan went to work examlr
Ing the box cautiously He took
little wad Of tissue paper which
believe contained Illuminating met
eury ! was called out 70 the tel'
phone and a momen, later I hear
The bomb go on. rushed IN an
found Rgan staggering about blec'
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