The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-07

As the plan Is at present the three cof-
fins will he borne from the undertaking
shop, eaCh by six members OF the anar-
chists' organization Yet to be designated,
straight down Fourteenth street to Union
Square where they will be placed upon a
catafaque which Berkman has, Then will
come the services. at which Berkman.
Leonard ID. Abbott Becky Edelsohn.
Charles w. Plunkitt and Pietro dAllegro,
an Italian leader, viii speak.
Afterward the bodies will be carried to
Long Island City, where they will be Gre
mated and put In urns 10 he preserved at
the Ferrer Association offices. Both cOf-
fins and catafalque will be decorated with
red flags draped III black.
The youns anarchist. Michael Murphy
in whose possession alone rests the secret
of Saturdays fatal bomb explosion. kept
himself well hidden from the police
again yeterday that the conclusion was
naturally drawn that instead OF taking to
his heels he had stayed right In the
worlds best hiding place-New York city.
Not a trace of Murphy nor IA hint OF
mis- whereabouts was cleaned IN another
days search. but the police said last night
they had reason to believe that In "A few
days when the hubbub following the
tragedy had died down he would come
forward of his own accord and tell some
sort of a story at least. There Is no
expectation at all that he will ever say
that Arthur Caron. Hansen and Berg
were actually engaged In manufacturing
bombs for use in future anarchistic milf
fancy.
Pretty we'll satisfied that they would
have to walt upon Murphy's pleasure.
Capt. Arthur Carey OF the homicide
bureau acting Captain of Detectives Jones
Of the East 10ith street police station.
Deputy Commissioner Rubin and the
others In charge of the case spent a good
deal OF time IN figuring out how TO handle
one OF the most difficult situations that
has ever confronted them-how to take
suppressivc measures with other anarch-
lists in such IA way that the reds wouldn't
consider they were being picked" on and
attempt TO revenge themselves by some
acts Of violence which they would not
otherwise contemplate,
While the hearing of the eleven remain
ing prisoners at TaTrytOwn was being
postponed until July 90. the work of
further searching the wreckago Of 1926
Lexington avenue where the explosion oc-
CURED. was being carried on by Police
and Building Department employees No
moro bodies were found. but pieces of flesh
were discovered. as well as part OF scalp.
suIpo. ! b. be that of Hansen. This had
been blown to the roof Of another building
200 feet away, subway workman also
picked up a portion Of a hand. 1t Is sup
posed from these discoveries Hansen was
examining the bomb when 1t exploded pre-
maturely.
The explosion did more damage to the
nearby trestlework supporting the street
over the subway excavation than was sup
posed Trolley cars had to use more eau
tOn than before in passing the danger
point. To-day the supports will be re-
stored, so that there viii be no likelihood
of the collapse OF the street.
Fears that Caron's relatives might hin :
lAr Berkman's funeral plans by claiming
MS body We're dlspelled yesterday with
the arrival here from Fall River, Mass.
of the young anarchists mother Mrs
Mary Caron, and his sister. They had
read in the newspapers of the explosion
and message 10 the New York police
confirmed their fear as to tho identity
Of one OF the victims. They went directly
10 the morgue, where they recognized
'aron's body. Both were greatly affected
\ by the sight The mother became hys-