The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-03

~ Cuuuooy ana nau been TOT tonb
tlme and might cause them to 50 In
20 hiding or take especial pains to
elude the Government agents who
have been. watching them. Enough
- known. however. according to
Flynn, 50 that none OF the principals
can long escape.
oAip STRANGER BROUGHT Or
DER FOR cIRcuLARs.
Lawyer Dornato said Salsodo had
told him a stranger had brought him
an order for the pink curculas. sal
eedo insisted, according to Dornato,
ne was entirely ignorant Of English
and dLd not know the meaning OF the
works he printed. The man called the
next day. paid him and took the cir
cuiars away. Companions in the print
chop where he worked in Fifth Ave.
nue.. Brooklyn, had seen him working
on the circulars. he said. and had be-
trayed him TO the police. Dornato
pretended not to know where SAL
gedo's wife lived except that her home
was in the Italian district in HarleSn.
Tue arrests OF salsedo and others
were brought about by work OF the
New York detectives After dis
turbance IN Paterson. N. j., early In
February Detective Grover Cleveland
Browne OF tho Now York Bomb Squad
arrested Roberto ELLA, an italian citi-
sen who had lived In this country
fourteen years, at No. T57 Union
Street, Brooklyn. An automatic pis-
tol was found in his room. When he
was about TO be punished for having
the weapon he gave information TO
Browne about Gaetano Marriani. who
worked with him on tho "Domani."
newspaper published az No. 255
Fifth Avenue. Sergt. Gogan and De-
tective oiOwfshy arrested MarTiani.
ElilA and Marriani together furnished
the information on which Department
of Justice agents arrested Salsedo
and one Diario. who is supposed 70
have been since an inmate Of the
temporary barracks from which Sal
scdo leaped TO his death.
The Anarchist Fighters " bomb
attacks with regard to which the
prisoner ls said 70 have made con-
fession, caused but two deaths,
neither Of them those OF intended
victims. Private WatchmRn Boehnor
was killed when the front OF Judge
Car G. Motifs home at No. Isl East
.9lgt Street was wrecked. II was
never known whether Boehner met
his death In an effort TO prevent the
explosion.
A man, believed to have been the
Anarchist placing n bomb, was blown
80 bits in front OF the home Of Attor-
ney General Palmer In Washington.
There were explosions In six other
cities, all OF them against or near the
homes OF public ofncials or corporate
heads who had been active In de-
ncuncing anarchy.
These explosions followed the pre-
vention OF a general slaughter by
bombs a month previously OF n num-
Der OF wealthy men and officials by
mailed explosives sent to points all
over the United States from the New
York Post Office, cunningly disguised
a. sample packages from the Glmbel
stores. At FIRST II was thought the
wrappings had been stolen from Gim-
bells. but Il was later proved that
counterfeit Impressions had been
made at an electrotyping shop which
the Federal and local police were not
able to md.
The mail bomb plot was fruGtrated
after one of the missiles mailed 20
United States Senator Hardwiok OF
Georgia injured Mrs Hardwick and a
maid. On the publication OF tsle-
graphed news of the explosion q clerk
here named Enrich remembered he
had set aside a number of similar
packages eddressedato J, p. Morgan,
John. d. Rockefeller and others for
additional postage and these were
promptly taken out OF the Post once
and made harmless.
A detailed description OF the pack
ages sent broadcast made possible the
seizure of other bombs before they
reached their destinations.
No connection was established be-
tween the two sets OF attempted mur-
ders. The mail bomb plot has been
regarded as to be charged to particu-
,larly violent individual members Of
abe Ferrer schools.
Because of the singing out OF
I 4Jndge Mott In this city the principal
efforts OF the police here were CEN
tired on seeking clues among the
friends OF AT-bano and Carbone, who
received severe sentences from Judge
Mott after they were convicted of
planting bombs in St Patrick's Ca
thedral.
Detectives learned that late In May
- before the explosions a number OF
Former friends OF Arbano and Car
Done and others known to advocate
terrorism had come to New York and
had met frequently In an obscure
hotel on the upper west side. Befort
the police or Federal operators acted
un this information the supposed
plotters--the band included women
aa well as men-Bcattered. SO far al
the public knows, the arrest OF Tony
Tnzio n month ago was the first Il
be made by the Federal agents in the
case.
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