Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-03
Detective Polls Attempt to Destroy Cathedral Filled
 With Worshippers.
CARNEGIE, JOHN D.
 MARKED FOR DEATH
I've BGmb ThrGwcrs in Custody Confess Plot Was to Duplicate French Reign of TerrNr in New
 York and kUl Banks.

New York, March 2.-Frank Abarno. an anarchist, was arrested in St Patrick's cathedral during the o'clock mss this morning just after he had lighted the fuse of bomb which was intended to destroy the edifice.
 A few hours later the police also arrested Charles Carbone, another anarchist, on a charge of Complicitv in the plot.
 Abarno and Carbone later, on third degree, confessed that they had planned to blow up the cathedral first and thereafter inaugurate reign Of terror during which Andrew Carnegit, John D. Rockefeller and his son, and other well known mis- lionaires, were to be assassinatcd and the banks of the city were 10 be attacked and footed.
 The police say they have no otha" evidence than the statements of the two prisoners of plans for the vide spread terror. They assert, however, that had the cathedral attempt been successful, it undoubtedly would have been followed by similar outrages, the extent of which cannot be ap- proximated.
 Nick Carter Methods.
 The capture of Abarno was ae- complished by methods for which there is no parallel outside the pages of detective stories. It was engi- neered by Imilio Poignant, young policeman with no previous detective experience, who has for four months been living with the anarchists of New York as pronounced believer in their creed. It was carried out by half a dozen detectives, disguised as scrub women, truck men and an usher, who stationed themselves in the cathedral and leaped upon Abar- no as he lit the fuse of his bomb.
 In another part of the church at the time Poignant, the detective, was carrying another bomb which he had agreed with his comrades he would touch off in the same way, Carbone, the third man, had also agreed to participate in the plot, but at the last minute, decided to remain away Carbone manufactured the bombs in the presence of Poignant on Sum- day afternoon. According to the po- lice, they were of most deadly character.
 In the church at the time were several hundred early church goers. attending mass which was being celebrated by Bishop Hayes.
 Hundreds Involved. It was declared tonight that tho plot has qualifications which in volve half a dozen small groups of anachists, who were ready to lend a hand in further operations had to- days plot succeeded. Other arrests are expected tomorrow.
 Carbone and Arbano were arraign- ed before Magistrate Rowland this afternoon and held without ball for | AS hours. They will be indicted to- morrow.
 ,Arbona told the police that he and his comrades were preparing to cele- brate the reign of terror in France which began in the month of March. | It was also pointed out that today was the anniversary of the attempted assassination of Police Chief Shippey of Chicago, that the sentence of Quinlan, the Patterson anarchist, was affirmed by the supreme court of New York today, and that Tannen- baum, the anarchist, sent to prison { for disturbances during the "un- employed riots last winter would De released in few days.
 This combination of events, it was thought, provided 9 psychological juncture for a new demonstration by the anarchists.