The evening world., 1911-02-04
CATCH THIRD MAN
AS ONE Of GANG
NDOUBLEM MURDER
Detectives Add TornaSo Gam
briano to Prisoners Accused
Of Staying.
TWO NABBED EARLIER.
Secret Conferences at Night
Lead TO Suspicion of Two
in PaymaSter'S Killing.
TWO NABBED EARLIER.

Bound together by fear ~ the cropping
clutch " tho law. and all the time sus.
piclous OF their own treacherous selves.
Tomsso Gambrlano. GiuseT pc Gambrlno
and Glacome Test, accused % the u
der n Denton Fowler and his negro
driver. near Hudson. On sept 3 last.
are now prisoners OF the Italian petec-
tive Bureau.
Tomaso Gamhvano was the last o.
the three to be captured. Detectives
Carrao, Crowley and puccisno, who
had caught the others early last eve
ming. waited until . o'clock this morn-
ing In front OF the bakery at No. 44
Hicks street for Tomsso Gamhriano.
lie was the driver NJ the bakers delir-
err wagon. lie silent In tho wagon.
By the llght OF the street lamp before
the stable door they saw MS yellow face
pecring furtlyely through the crack OF
the door for minutes at a time. They
were all hidden In the shadows OF doors
on the opposite side Of the street. They
had assumed he would he uneasy. be-
cause the men already under arrest usu-
ally slept with him and their disappear
ancc must have spelled trouble to him.
II was half an hour after his usual time
for taking out the wagon that he throw
the door open and began hitching up.
Then the,l grabbed him.
Curses Traitors.
lie would say nothing beyond mutter-
ing curses IN a low tone against the
traitors, whoever they were. who had
'put the police on his trail. Sullen. Elar-
ing like a wounded wolf, he was locked
an to await the arrival OF Sheriff Crane
,of Hudson County with the warrants TO
take the " back to Hudson for trial
lfor the shooting down OF the brickyard
tpaymaster and his driver.
The three we're put In nearby cells.
IN the cells between them were make
believe prisoners who could understand
sotalian-detectives with note books. But
~'Gsmbriano and Testi were too wary to
talk.
The four months hunt to . day was
brought to a close by the furtiveness
icf the men themselves. A week z
detective ,arrao looked up Giacome
TEST, who called himself Pepino Cua
iretto, because OF complaints from the
!, eighborhood that he was passing bad
money. There was no foundation for
1.-THE charge, as far as Csrrao could
learn. But after s~hadowing the man
for two days Carrao became certain
that he was a fugitive from justice.
lie had the look and the manner of .
man who expected TO feel the grip Of
the law on his shoulder any moment.
and was in terror.
Every night. after low, whistled sig
nails. when the street was clear. Gam
brine and Testi were let into the bakery
stable. There were long whispered on
versations between the three. which the
detectives could not overhear.
Use "Stoolpieeons."
"Stoolpigeons" were put to work 20
lesrn the gossip OF the neighborhood
about the men, what they were afraid
Of, whence they came, how the two
dependents on G~ambriano's hospitality
made their living The reports limited
AZ a bloody crime. a robbery at a brick
yard up the State.
Quickly the reoord of the Fowler
murder was looked up. The descrip-
tion OF tine three men who sprang out
from the woods and attacked the young
paymaster as he was driving from the
bank TO the ~brickyard were studied.
Torn hts Of paper had been found on
the trail Of the ieelng murderers. copies
were In the Brooklyn record. The writ
ing on them strengthened Cairao's be-
lief that Gambrino. Tesla and the bak.
cry wagon driver were the muTderers.
From Newburg, whore the Fowler,
lived, Senator Rose. the family's friend
snd counsel, ~telephoned TO The Evening
World to-day that the capture Of m,
men In Brooklyn carries out the best IN.
formation the father n friends o
young Fowler have been able to get a,
n the direction OF the flight OF IN,
murderers.