New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
OPPOSE MAKING
MARTYRSOF "REDS"
Officials Likely to Thwart
Plans for Big Public
Funeral.
SCALP FOUND IN
TENEMENT DEBRIS
mike Murphy" Still Eludes the
Police-CarOn'S Mother Says
He Knew Explosives.

Unwillingness on the part Of city
officials 20 permit anarchists Of the city
:" make msytyrs OF the three men killed
Saturday. when the premature explo-
sion Of bomb wrecked the upper floors
Of the tenement at 1926 Lexington av..
will probably interfere with Alexander
Berkman's plans for an outdoor funeral
service on Saturday afternoon in Union
Square.
Police Commissioner Woods stated
yesterday afternoon that there would
he no parade or public demonstration
of any sort unless the law was com
plied with IN every respect. He added
that he did not purpose to permit any
ere TO set the dead anarchists on the
pedestal OF martyrdom.
Wher the Board OF Aldermen meets
this morning action OF some sort will
probably be taken TO prevent Berk-
mans scheme. Alderman Charles De
laney, whose home is within a few
4 yesterday that he would introduce a
resolution torbidding public funeral
orations over the bodies Of Berg. whose
right name. it was learned yesterday.
was Peter Fisher; Charles Hansen and
Arthur Caron. the men who we're killed
Dr.. s. c. Goldwater, Commissioner OF
Health. is also in position TO crimp
the anarchists demonstration. Accord
ing 10 the law. the bodies must be
buried within ninetv-six hours after
death. unless an extension Of time is
granted. The time limit. then. expires
tomorrow morning and Dr.. Goldwater
said last night that no application for
an extension or time had been asked
for Until it was made. he said he
would not state what action he would
take.
To Subpoena Sinclairs.
The first steps toward a rigid investi-
cation Of the cause Of the explosion,
which vii, disclose. il is hoped By the
police. the name OF the maker OF the
bomb and the persons for whom it vss
intended, were taken yesterday. Leon
ard Abbott. chairman Of the Free
Speech League; Upton Sinclair and
Mr.. Sinclair. who were recently ac-
lively identified with the anti-Rocke-
feller movement. and Alexander Berk-
man will probably be subppnaed to-day
TO appear before Coroner HcllenStsin.
They will be asked TO tell what they
know OF the conference that took place
Friday night. ostensibly for the dis
cussion Of the Tarrytown defence. at
which at least three OF the persons
named were present.
TIE search for mike Murphy" the
survivor Of the explosion, who could
probably tell the police more accu-
ratoly than any ono else what led W
TO the explosion. continued without
results Yesterday. Detectives spent
the day searching the city for him,
while other trails led 10 New Jersey,
where. it is believed, he is being shell
tered BY anarchists. A close watch for
the man the police are so anxious 10
confer with was kent at Paterson.
That Arthur Caron was thoroughly
familiar with the use OF high power
oyplosivos, as we'll as being an expert
electrician, was stated yesterday by
Carons mother and sister, who came
here from their home al Fall River.
Mass, to view the dead anarchists
body.
Caron. his mother said enlisted in
the navy al the age Of eighteen and
was stationed for nine months at the
torpedo station at Newport. lie was
released from the government service
when his father made application for
his discharge or the ground that he
was under eighteen when he enlisted.
Mrs. Caron Talks 10 Police.
After viewing tho mutilated body o.
her son. Mrs. Caron went with her
daughter 20 the East l0ith ST. police
station. where she held a long confer
orce with Captains Carey and Jones.
She told the police that Arthur Caron
was educated in the public schools a.
Fall River and. while working IN
mill. attended night school. lie was
married eight years ago, she SAID ms
,yife having died about year and a
baIf ago They did not learn Of his
death until they saw his picture IN
The women also gave the police
,thor information. which they would
ma, d;sclosc. They added that thew
would not take the body or Caron 10
rau p;ver. as the Catholic Church
tbcro had refused 70 allow II to he
nlaced in consecrated cemetery.
Mother and daughter said they would
sllou. tho organizations 10 winch aaron
bclonced 20 take charge ol ms re-
mains and do what they chose with
them. This. according TO statement
made bv Berkman, Will he 10 nave lhe
tbroc bodies crcmatcd and inc ashc
ken, al the publication once OF
"NIo.hcr Earth a. an inspiration To
rising Young anarchists.
Tho work Of Snoring up the wrecked
building was begun Yesterday morning
~ Twelve labcrcrg from the Bulidirg
Uo,ar,mcn,. under Foreman William
Gallagher. Tons Of DEBRIS were removed
f,on, u..,de the structure. and close
a,nh yras maintained for any articles
,h.t might be Of use 10 the police.
Aosistsnt District Attorney deuel. and
,cvcral police officials Inspected the
ruins during the day.
On the roof Of tenement a. l49
Fast 1Oith st. scvcnty-hve feet from
,Ic sccnc Of the accident. part Of a
mans scalp was picked up. Together
,,i,b .ovcrai pieces Of human flesh un-
C,ycrcd by 'hc laborcrs, it was scnt 10
,tn Fast iOith u. station and later 70
,fc morcuc. A fully loaded .SS.colibrc
,,yolycr was found among taron's
fleet.