Evening journal., 1920-09-21
BOMB Death
LIST RAISED
TO 81 TODAY
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outrage. The death list was raised to
%, William Patterson, %. OF Bogola'
y. j.. succumbing to his injuries.
Edwin p. Fischer. who warned his
friends Of an impending catastrophe
In Wall street. has been ordered
placed in the pyschoplaie ward al
Bellevue Hospital for observation. Po-
lice and county investigators who
questioned him said they thought he
Was insane and that he had no real adj
vance knowlege OF ihe explosion plot.
The grand jury today was TO resume
| its Investigation.
To the police. the Department Of
| Justice and the september Grand Jury
many persons told conflicting tales
Yesterday about what had and had
not happened In Wall street at noon
/ Tuesday
Ioscph Meade. an officer of The HUI
name Society, i02 Fulton STREET told
Captain Carey, al police headquarters,
that he saw red butler and egg
lWagOn attached i0 a detected horse,
standing Ia front OF the Assay eillcc
at 1890 o'clock Thursday morning
, lie noticed that The horses shoulders
We're very sore and be decided 90 wal
, around that he might arrest The driver
or cruelty While waiting ne mad,
i, careful observation OF the harness
: and his description iallies with the
feW straps that remain OF the mar
. ness.
Z Meade said he waited for the drive
u for a half hour. and then left becaus
he had an urgent appointment else
, where.
J. on the other hand George Bruno. .
y Thompson street. the contractor VIII
!, removes ashes from the Assay 0nic
J., and from the Morgan building tcsti
~ ned before the District Attorney, iha
~ his trucks laden with ashes lett tn
J. Assay office curb at iii1 Thursda,
~ and that there was no horse draw
" red wagon In sight then. Bruno wa
!. corrObOratod by Oscar Sayre, Y. NJ.
IN A. worker. and Morris Whitman, a
empl0ye Of Bamhergcr Bros, 66 Br0a0
way
" Tho grand jury got 10 work an
ld called Witnesses whose stories han
~ been related in the newspapers. Di
IN trict Attorney swami isued "a stat
ar meni saving that he would cO-O
IS erae with anybody who was WorklI
al toward a solution OF the mysler
The Department OF Justice made pm
r lic statement from chauill
e, John Flockcnslein, $40 Onderdo'
~ avenue. WHO tINNN MS LNAN o. ."
III through Wal street at the time
le TIE explosion.
s, il. declared that The dead horse "
o. living beneath The front wheels OF I
ne truck Immediately afler the eNpl
ne sion. and that ne was knocked oui
d hlow i'm the stomach. lie came l,
III cfanked the truck and drove doN
le lhe street. after helping several ,p'
sons aboard. This truck may ma
Is h,en that seen by Matilda Schloss a
ne Thomas lie BOutelier from The
a aces OF Gay & Goddard, y w
he street Immediately after the crash.
'd Further evidence fixing the exp
ne sion upon the old red wagon was pI
ng dnced bv Samuel B. Wellington, pr'
ek ldent OF The West Indies Trading to
IN nanv 20 C0rtlandt street. Mr. we
incton who was slightly in1ur
Id saws ne left the office OF lawyer,
'er Mall street. few minutes heft
ng noon MIR Wellington walks slow
ad IJe reached the Assay ONCE and loo
he cd al Trinity clock. IL was two mi
es uies Of twelve He then heard a ma
ist voice:
,m lie looked in the direction OF {
shout and saw two middle aged M
ST. who looked 10 him like East :
for peddlers" and noticed that they vi
ere | shouting thus 90 a man standing M
sh- the Old. ramshackle wagon at
Assay once curb. lie describes
we'd horse attached 10 the wagon as
'lrs broken down roam" Mr.. Welling
isass The trio set OF at dog trot