Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-25
Early Capture of Ling Not Probable
FRESH CROP OF RUMoRs COMES
 UP EACH HOUR.
DAY OF REST FOR SIN
After Thirty-Four Hours of continu- ous eriIIins-Rsport That q War Be. tween the Tonss is Impending.

New York, June 24.-with all indi- cations of an early capture of Elsie Sigers murderer rapidly narrowing down to an improbabilfty, while at the same time fresh crop of rumors springs up with each hour, or added vestigation by police. detectives and district attorney, neded tonight.
 Chung Sin Resting.
 Chung Sin, after thirlty-four hours of continuous grilling with but one intermission for sleep, had a day of rest at last. Either because the 1n- lice despair of squeezing more infor- nation out of him. or because they be- lieve that if he is left for a space to forget the details of his first answers he may entagle himself in more con- tradictions, they did not question him today.
 Rumor of War Between Tonss. Tongs was impending because of Gnu Gains revelations to the police, found momentary confirmation in the arrest late this afternoon of lone China man with a 3S-calibre revolver tucked under his blouse, but the police said tonight that they were unable to con- meet him with any concerted plan for an uprising.
 A Bit of Authentic Information.
 The one bit of authentic inforna- ton turned up today did not help much in forwarding the search for Leon Ling. This information came from Chun Gain, who explained that the $25O advanced to Chung Sin, Leon Lings roommate, did not come out of his private purse. The police have haan rafrVzlaH fA because the very fact of it's existence involved a contradiction. Why should Gnu Gain who lived in terror of his rival, Aeon Ling. lend money to that rivals known intimate?
 Gnu Gain explained today that the money was part of a loan fund of the Chinese Empire Reform associa. tion. of which he' is treasurer. Gnu Gain had nothing better than pri- vate surnise as to where tine money was going, and in his official capacity of treasurer he could not be influenced by conjecture one way or the other.
 Gnu. despite the fact that he is out on bal is badly frightened Chinaman. He keeps close to his restaurant and admitted today that he thought 1t would be worth his life to walk down a. dark alley in the quiet hours of the morning.
 IiUH q SGoCtAet to Atf@ NtAa1Uas
 Chinatown is more deeply stirred by the Sigel murder than by any event of recent years. The. Chinarnen feel in a measure that their sufferance in the land that harbors them IS in the balance. Little groups can be seen standing on the street corners study ing the speaking cartoons fin Enclish papers that they cannot read.
 As a result there was issued tvs statements today from the rival so- cieties in which Gnu Gain and Leon Ling held membership. The Chinese Masohs say that Leon was a member of the Chinese Empire Reform asso- oiation and that they have no interest in him whatever. other than. to aid in his capture.
 On the other hand. the Chinese Elm pire Reform association, which mum bers on it's rolls most of the wealeh and brains of Chinatown, has sent circular letter to it's 17o branches in the United States, instructing all rner11- bers to keep an eye open for Leon, who, it is said, had deserted the se- ciety for the Masons. Efforts to re- concile these conflicting statements bear no fruit. The individual members have orders not to talk.