Putnam patriot., 1914-07-10
FOUR KILLED BY
 ANARCHIST BOMB
Exploded in Apartment Occupied by TarrytoWn Disturhers
ONLY ONE ESCAPED ALIVE
Bomb Wrecked Three Floors of 1928 Lexington Avenue and Spread Debris for 5locks-Tenants
 Buried in Wreck.

New YOrk.-A large quantity of dynamite, which the police and cer- tain friends of the leaders of the I. ". W. believe was being made into a bomb to be used in blowing up John D. Roekefeller's Tarrytown home, exploded prematurely at sI6 o'clock A. NJ. in the upper story or on the roof of the new seyen-story model tenement house at 1,626 Lexington avenue, wrecking the three upper floors, killing four persons associated with the I. W. W. movement, and in- turing seven other persons seriously and a dozen others living in the house, slightly. The explosion oc- cured in an apartment occupied by Arthur Caron and several other I. ". W. men.
 There is proof that the explosive was the property of members of the Industrial Workers of the World. many of whom had been saying open- ly that John D. Rockefeller was de- serving of as bitter treatment as the l. w. W. could give him. The fact that all of the known dead, including Arthur Caron, one of the foremost I. ". W. leaders here, were concerned in the Tarrytown outrages, and that all of them were l. ". W. followers, with anarchistic leanings, is taken by the police to be practically con elusive evidence that the bomb was of l. ". ". origin.
 The Dead.
 BERGER, CHARLES, 24 years old, un- employed. I. ". w. agiator. CARON, ARTHUR, 29 years old wid- over; civil engineer; recent lead CT of I. w. w. piekets at Rockefeller home in Tarrytown during the Col rado mine trouble.
 CHAVEZ, Mrs. MARIE, 2S years old, occupant of apartment in the week. ed building and associate of l. w. ". agitators.
 HANSON, CARL, 24 years old, single, carpenter; I. W. W. agitator; lived in the wrecked building.
 The Injured.
 ALIEN, LILLIAN, 45 years old; shock anA contusions.
 CASAMENTO, PETER, 34 years old, feather dealer at 1924 Lexington avenue; both legs broken and prob ably injured internally; Flower Hospital.
 D'ANGELo, vINCENzO. 2s years old, cigar maker; one arm broken and numerous contusions received from falling debris; Reception Hospital. DEMETROPS, Mrs. MARIA, 6S years old; contusions and abrasions of face and head and suffering from shock.
 shock; Flower Hospital.
 Michael Murphy, 19 years old, of anarchistic tendencies, is apparently the only person living who knows the real story of the fatal explosion. And Murphy, known sometimes as Auspend has disappeared as com- pletely as if he too had been blown to bits, instead of driven down three floors in a mass of debris from which he was dug out unharmed
 Since he ran into the East 104th street police station. told there that a subway explosion had done the dam age and then went to report to Alex ander Berkman at the office of Mother Earth the young man has not been seen. He was directed by Berkman to go out to Westfeld. N. J., at once and see Leonard D. Abbott, who was giv- ing a picnic at his country place for the anarchists. l. w. W. and the Tar rytown prisoners, but he did not obey. He simply dropped out of sight and has kept himself away, despite the efforts of the whole police force Of the city to find him.