The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
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men who we're patrolliug the street.
no says
AS Rosenthai stood in the doorway
the group in the areet made "A quick
rush toward him. 1 think there we're
four men who made the little run
from the middle OF the street to the
sidewalk. / saw that they had re
volvers IN their hands. one man VAS
little ahead in the sprint toward
Rosenthal, and IL was he who fred
the first shot.
"As no pulled the trigger Rosenthai
looked up from PAPER he was read
Ing, While he was still looking tho
others fired. The points of their pis-
tolls were almost touching the gam
bler's face
Uttered No Sound.
'fRosenthai did not utter sound
that / heard. His legs sagged under
him and he sank IN twisted kind
of way with his arm doubled under his
mead. The cigar that he had been
smoking fell out of his mouth and the
newspaper fiuttered from his hand.
The men who did the shooting. four,
am pretty sure. stood looking AT tho
body for IA second or two, and one IL
them said something To a man who ran
past them and made his way as fast
as no could toward Sixth avenue. Then
two OF the party walked rapidly across
Forty-third street and jumped into the
gray automobile. The other two ran
along the north side OF Forty-third
street In tho direction OF Sixth avenue.
The automobile was little while get
ting started.
There were several policemen in
uniform there but they did not seem
to know what TO do ! thought they
were making desperate efforts to catch
the murderers and to get information
but everything was so confused and
there were so many people shouting
and yelling that nobody understood eA-
actly what had happened.
Eight Under Arrest.
Eight men are in the Tombs accused
of completely in the murder. Most
of them gave themselves voluntarily
into police keeping. and they are lock-
ed in scattered cells. no that they
cannot communicate with each other
Louis Krese. the waiter who identified
'Bridgey" Weber as one OF the men
who made up the murder party of foun
and John J. Reisler. the barber. wnR
testified "a To the identity Of the mel
in the gray murder car, are guard0D
night and day by plain clothes men,
in fear that the gangsters whose
friends are involved in the killing will
attempt to make away with these two
Shapiro, joint owners of the murder
car, have given valuable evidence. but
they also are being held
Dispatches from Milwaukee state
that tho other suspects In the Rosen-
than murder have Ieen arrested there.
Jews Dsplore Siurs.
The best element OF the Jewish com-.
munity here held meeting this after
noon and passed resolutions deploring
the siurs cast on the Jewish people
because OF the Rosenthal murder. The
resolutions declare that the murder
was the outgrowth Of political degen-
eracy and not the fault OF any one race
or class OF men.
District Attorney Whitman and De-
tectiye william +. Burns spent most
Of today at Manchester by the-Sea
comforting on the case. and did not
return to New York until midnight.
The district attorney DECLARED that the
arrest and conviction of the murderers
is close at hand and Deputy Commits
sioner Dougherty. after talking with
nts rev wtrness, made the same state.
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