New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-14

the city departments began their in
yestigation.
The scraps of metal we're gathered
nm hut aside from being evidence
mt the explosion wac caused ny
horb. they gave no clews. These con-
a.. of small pieces o. cast iron. IN
sncctor Eagan said he thought that they
,,-o~o remnants Of n shell OF e large
colibre proiectile He said that IN al
''-,,I,.In,'ltI # was the ordinary bomb
Nd Inv the band Of italian blackmail-
or With the addition Of a small piece
n black rubber, this is all that re-
mains. r
Thomas Dunn. assistar, sexton of
tho church. told the police that few
months ago he arrested Iounger VINO
rad been warned away from the in
t.yior OF the cathedral. He vas recog-
rizsd as man who had been annoying
tho attendants for some time. He said
no wa. Owen Carol He was sent 70
the workhouse.
The worshippers who were IN the
church when the police arrived we're
Examined By Inspector Faurot, but
,bare vas no one who could offer the
slightest explanation.
John Rogers. who is & waiter, a. pres
ont out of employment, was found IN
dazed condition by Patrolmsn Malloy
standing on the steps OF the cathedral
He said he WAS seated in a pew IN the
hack OF the church when the explosion
occurred but saw no one near. When
found by the patrolman he was without
a hat. lie said he ran from the church
when the explosion occurred. his nat
was found on the bench OF the pc"
which he said he had occupied.
The explosion will not cause any
cessation Of the usual services. An
hour after il occurred the doors OF the
edifice were open.
Trouble for s.. Alphonsus's Church
BEGAN on March last, when a mob OF
unemployed. led by Frank Iannen-
baum, stormed the edifce, following
the refusal Of Father John Il.
Schneider 10 provide food.
Almost 200 men forced their way
INTO the church, interruptiug score
of worshipers. The crowd refused to
leave, and finally all were landed IN
jail.
Tannenbaum vas found guilty on
March 28 Of participating IN an unlaw-
ful assemblsge, and was sentenced by
Judge Wadhams to pay line OF 5000
ana serve OIS NNdl III WV DAoN's'N's =
Island penltentiary. This sentence
was the most severe provided by law
for the offence. Tannenbaum has
served little more than half OF his
term.
Olav Olsen. twenty eight years old,
who said he lived at So East l26th So,
was fined $40 by Magistrate Deuel. IN
the mems night court last night on
a charge Of annoying Miss Julia Dor
ner. OF So West l04th st.
Miss Dorner is an attendant OF the
Church of the Holy Trinity, in sgd st.,
near Amsterdam ay., and she SAID
Olsen approached her as she was talk
ing TO friend at the entrance OF the
church and asked her its denomlna-
ton.
She said she told him 1t was
Roman Catholic church, and Olsen
mumbled something, which she inter-
preted as objections TO that denomina-
ton. His actions caused crowd to
collect. and ne walked away few rect,
only to return a minute or so later
with a request for money from MISS
Dorner. At her request fatroln.ah
Kenny. of the West 6oth 81. station,
arrested the man.
Another churcn member, Miss Sarsh
Devericks, OF 1869 Townsend sy., TIC
Bronx. corroborated Miss Dorner.
Olsen denied annoying Miss Dorner.
lie did not pay the hne.