New Britain herald., 1922-06-23
ENGLAND STIRRED
 BY ASSASSINATION
Other Prominent Men Have Re.
 CeiVed Threats Also

London, June eS. - By Associated Press) - The assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson has stirred England to the depths. Mingled with the feeling of sorrow are apprehen- slons of further outrages as it is un- derstood that other members of parliament have been threatened.
 While the actual murderers were taken red handed q strenuous hunt for possible instigators of the crime is being conducted, and detectives last night raided all the known haunts of Sim Feiners throughout London.
 Several Houses Marked
 In connection with the reports of a Sim Fein plot the statement is made that certain houses, including the Will son residence have been mysteriously marked recently and the home of Lord Carson in Eaton place was guarded by armed police last night.
 Field Marshal Wilson, it is learned had received. threatening letters for some time from anonymous and other 3ources but he paid no heed to them nor did he report the matter to the police.
 May Arm Police
 The question of again arming the police with automatic pistols is be- ing consirered by the government and Scotland Yard in view of the tra gedy At the time of the outbreak of incen darism in London and elsewhere throughout England only a few months ago. the police were so armed but with the dawnng of prospects for peace in Ireland and the cessation of the outrage campaign here the pistols were withdrawn
 It is taken for granted that Sir Henry will be given q great public funeral, with the military honors due his rank and services. The likelihood is suggested of burial in St. Paul's the resting place of many of Britain's most noted warriors, including the Duke of Wellington and Admiral Nel- son.
 Condolences continued today tc pour in on Lady Wilson who as SCOT as the sad news reached Buckingham palace was waited upon by an equerr5 sent by the king and queen, bearing m expression of their sorrow The Prince of Wales also sent a persona messenger and the dinner which wa 70 have been given him today in celc' oration of his birthday has beer abandoned.
 Message From Premier Premier Lloyd George sent thi, message:
  T am deeply shocked at the ghastly crime. l can find no words to express my consternation and grief, Pleas accept all my sympathy in your ter rible trouble"
 Efforts to trace the crime to the in stgation of any special persons or parties in Ireland has not succeeded Tn Ulster it seems to be widely taker Tor granted that the Irish r >ubicar army was responsible but no proof i: offered and Gen, O'Dufys denia stands unchallenged.
 Irish Make DcDials The Irish chief of staff also told inauirers that the fact that one oi the murderers carried a copy of the 1. R. As official paper was without significance as the paper has been on 'a le in public book stalls for some .ime. All reports from Ireland indicate hat the murder has produced an un aasy feeling among the law abiding people apart from the natural indig- nation at the coldboodednes of the ,rime. It is reported that the officer: commanding the British troops re. in Dublin visited all the thea. ers and motion picture houses last l night and ordered the soldiers at ending the performances to return l to their barracks.