The evening world., 1913-06-11
bDh|B THROWERS
IF[EEFROM RUINS
i IN HAIL OF SHOTS
Wreck HOUSE of Paterson
Worker While Detective on
Guard Awaits Them.

cussion was felt through the httio
Borough of Prospect Park. . mile and
. half north Of Paterson. N. j.. and
che explosion heard In Jersey City,
Nfteen miles away. was exploded In
front Of the home Of Jacob Van Dyne,
No a North Fourteenth street, early
to-day. II Is believed. by striking silk
e0erauves or sympath!xers. Van Dyns
end his three sons are operatives in the
Wsidman Dye Works.
The bomb smashed the steps ana
porch OF tho Van Dync's home. tore
the windows In the house and dosens In
the neighboring houses. The sxp,esioo
aroused everyone in town.
Tho Van DyDe family were thrown out
oe their beds when the cottage rocked
20 IL foundations. Two heavy iron
rtvsts, which evidently had been hurled
By the explosion. crashed through the
rOef and fell beside the bed Of Mrs.
Ven Dyne. . few inches from her head.
Either would have killed her had Il
struca her. Scrap iron, bolts and rivets
new In all directions and many were
3ound embedded In the walls Of houses.
Tue explosion was the second attsmpt
20 blow up the Van Dyne home.
Because Of the former attack, I'VE
weeks ago, Van Dyns and his sons slept
With loaded shotguns at their beds. and
they rushed from the house with theti
weapons. They were In time to see
three dark forms scutthng OF toward
the woods on Preakness Mountain and
. private detective employed by the
WsicmAn mill emptyins his revolver
aftss them.
The Van Dynes Joined in the fusiilads
bot The fugiuves kept on running. The
detective said he had been hiding undsI
. grape Arbor watching for just VIVA
occurred. but the men slipped up .,
quietly that the bomb exploded bsfor,
he realised their presence.
BY this time the street was thronge<
With excited men and women, amoni
them Van Dynss brothsr-in-law. VIII
lam Aston. and he ana the Van Dyns
organised q posse Of about twenty-fiv,
men from among their neiGhbors. Al
were armed with shotguns. and the,
secured the woods and surrounding
country.
TIE szpiosi. n sounded 20 loud In at
srson that Police Capt MoBrid'
%AevsAt . mill had been dynamited
He called out the reserves and whe,
~ explosion had been located he hui
risA his men there In . patrol automo
the They Joined the posse and u
Captain brought pieces Of the benz
oack to Police Headquarters
A telephone cali had been receivs,
from Jersey CITY. saying the police thsr
IA heard the explosion and wanted B
know Y Patterson needed police ~
sistanoA Jersey CITY thought most Q
a. tewn must have been blown I'D.
Tue bomb. the police decided, va
made Il lead pipe charged with dyna
mite and stuffed With bolts. rivets an
serap iron. Only GOOD fortune prevente
sonS Of the Ven Dyne family from bsln
DETECTIVES searched to-day for the me
vho placed the bonn. with he mos
eneeSrs descriptions Of them
Slftssn picxets. six Of them womsr
were arrested to-day at the Hoisma
H6bbon Mil. Paterson. whom they r,
fused 70 disperse. They offered no n
alatanca Recorder Carroll held theI
~ tie Grand Jury on charge Of VI
lawful assembly. He refused to allo
Jacob Kushner. a lawyer. to appear e
them unless Kushnsr apoloSised "a
hayins said on Saturday that ''th
Court has decided In advance Just WIFI
A. VIII do with all striksra" KushnS
declined to apolosisA
Tho police announced to-day thu
uoo.third Of the strikers were hack {
Vosk The strikers denied thia