The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05


asitator who was arrested during the
Union Square riots OF the unemployed
and who was TO have been arralgned
with the l. W. W. prisoners at larry
town tomorrow
Caron, who was born OF French par.
ents in Connecticut twenty-four years
ago, lay dead across the fourth floor
FIRE escape. or what was left OF it, two |
floors below his own room on the front
OF the Lexington avenue side OF the /
building. The back of his head was
, badly shattered and the bones Of his .
arms and legs were broken. The dyna-
mite had blown away all of his clothing |
EXCEPT shirt. collar and tie ard a pair /
OF garters.
Charles Berg. with Caron, Carl Han /
sen, Hansens stepsster, Louise Berger, /
and n man who calls himself Mike Muir /
ply. but is thought to he Michael Aus !
penti. occupied the three room apart /.
nhent together. Bits Of RIBS and pieces {.
OF flesh found later are though, to be
all that the explosion left Of Berg.
Alexander Berkman Inter identified
by the hair the piece of scalp and arm .
less shoulder picked up in io3d street
as a part OF Carl IIansen
Rcscucrs soon after tho explosion /
found the body Of Mrs Marie Chavez,
who occupied the adjoining rooms to
Cdron and he others down on the fourth .
floor, where 1t had fallen from the sixth
floor through holes in the flooring.
Louise Berger. Hansen's stepsister,
had left the fiat few minutes before
the explosion and was talking to Alex
ander Berkmnn at the publication Of
nee of Mother Earth. which Ia also the /
home Of Emma Goldman. who Is away,
and Berkman, when The bomb exploded.
Auspenti, or Murphy, was In bed at
the time. Bed and sleeper dropped
through two floors where wreckage
formed an arch over Auspenu. The po-
lice and fremen dug him out dazed,
hut unframed.
4 leg supposed to have been Han
sens was found on the roof Of 90 Fast
1oed street block south Of whore part
~ his torso was found. The back of
his head was lying in 1850 street near
Lexington avenue. about thirty fee,
from the torso.
Injured May All Recover.
The injured all are expected to re-
cover Mr. and Mrs. Forging and two
children. who lived on the first floor.
81 To- Cnl,n ,i,a~ NO !, al n
fiat on the third floor. were missing
last night There Is probability, how
ever that these occupants Of the build
ing, in which were about $40 people at
the time Of the explosion. may have
rome to the home of friends unframed.
With the aid Of the Dis;ric. Attorneys
office the police Immediately began an
examination OF al the anarchists and
members OF the T. W. ". that they
could lay hands on.
Anarchists Rounded Up.
Marie Ganz just out of prison where
she served sixty days for threatening
10 kill the Rockefellers, was questioned
Mt length by Assistant District Attorney
Walter Y. deuel. and Deputy Police
Commissioner Joseph Rubin. Alex
ander Berkman. leader OF the local an
archists; Julius Salmon, one of his
followers, and others were rounded up
outside the Ferrer School and elsewhere
and taken to the Eas, 1o4th street
police station to be cross examined.
The preliminary work OF the police
and the District Attorneys office had
not succeeded in establishing any con-
nection between Caron and the explo-
ron. Berkman. Marie CAM, Salmon
and others declared that II Caron was
working with dynamite or other high
explosives they had no knowledge of it.
They were inclined to scout the idea.
The explosion occurred al s.25 o'clock
In the morning, when many of the
thirty-four families in the house were
hardly out Of he'd for the holiday
Policeman Thomas Lamb. who was at
the southeast corner Of l0ith street and
Lexington avenue. and Policeman Berg
were thrown TO the ground by the shock.
They ran to the tenement house as soon
as they had regained their feet. Other
persons for blocks around had been
overturned by the force OF the eXplo-
sion.
Just before they entered the house,
still envelnped in tremendous dust
cloud. they met Policeman Sammons and
McGarvey. both of duty. All four men
entered in face OF imminent peril.
They got most of the families out OF
the house with the aid Of firemen who
were called Reserves from three sta
tions, 100 men in AL. had to he sum
moned TO keen back the big crowds.
woods at the Scene.
Police Commissioner Arthur Woods,
inspector Schm.ttberger, Deputy Com
missioner RUBIN. inspector Cahalane,
Borough President Marks, officers OF
the Building Departments, Fire Chief
kenlon. Coroner h lenstein with two
Coroners physicians and - half dozen
ambulances arrived within the half hour
following the disaster
What the first Corners saw when, after