The evening world., 1912-08-22

| man Aaron Levy and ask him to come
and see me. That Is the way I got Mr..
I Levy for my lawyer"
Libby. as soon as he was discharged.
was Immediately subpoenaed by the
District Attorney to appear before the
Grand Jury.
oANGsrERs SWARM ABOUT
COURT GUARDED ~ POLICE.
The combination OF inquest. arraign.
! mcnt and Grand Jury session served
to attract an immense crowd to the
/ Criminal Courts Building All tho
streets around the structure were
TANNED with the curious. and the
congestion was especially heavy In
front of the Tombs and In the street
between tho Tombs and the Criminal
Courts RuldlnR. over which passes
the Bridge Of sishs.
Special details OF policemen, under
command OF capt. Tierney Of the Eliza
beth street station. kept traffic open and
cleared tho way 10 the doors OF the
Criminal Courts Building. In the cor
ridor court officers and detectives In
plain clothes had all they could do 70
keep swarms of eager persons from
rtormlng the doors OF the court rooms.
In the crowds were many who bore
the unrnistakable marks Of east aldo
gang members. There were also many
gamblers and frequenters OF underworld
resorts-friends OF some OF the prison.
ers in the case. Admission to the In
guest was by ticket. and only those
having business In the court room were
al tyh M.
dictment were arraigned for pleading
before Judge Mulqueen.
ROSE FEARS AssAsslNs WHILE
OUT OF PRISON.
or all the prisoners who appeared
In the different court proceedings to-
day. either as witnesses or defendants.
the only one who betrayed fear and
apprehension was Jack Rose" the
chief informer. Tho reports that Rose
expects to be assassinated were fully
confirmed by his demeanor while he
was In the public eye to-day.
Obviously Rose Is so frightened that
he liz physically III, as we'll ms men
tally tormentsd. He was a hasgard.
furtive figure In the developments or
to-day, his shining bald head and nat
urally pasty features emphasizing his
unhealthy pallor. The eyes of Rose
were never stiii. They shifted with
the rapidity OF light from place to
place \and he frequently turned has
head to look behind him.
Roses fear was first betrayed to the
outside world when. with BRIDGE"
Webber and Harry WALTON. no stepped
out OF the West side prison 60 board a
van for the trip to the CrirAnal Courts
Building. where his presence was de-
manded At the Coronef's Inquest. Web
Der. with his clothing creased to the
minute. was smiling and seemingly glad
TO get out into the air. while WALTON was
unrufflsd In manner.
ROSE cLiNos FEARFULLY TO
TWO DETECTIVES.
but Rose a. he stepped from tho
barred doorway halted on the threshold
and his eyes sought the surrounding
| territory before he showed himself. He
| looked UP and down and across the
| street and then searched with his pene-
| trat!ng gaxe the gloomy shadows Of the
Il" road structure overhead.
At the Criminal Courts Building Rose
shrank back when ne saw tho crowds
assembled In the streets. IIe hung cl,so
to two detectives IT, the walk from the
curb through the crowded corridors 10
the General Sessions courtroom which
had been set aside for the use Of
Coroner Feinberg.
subpoenas were issued by District
Attorney Whitman to-day for offic-
ials OF six savings banks--the Dry Dock.
the East River. the Emgrant. the oresn-
wich. the Mt. Morris and the Harlem
who. tho Dlstrlct-Attorney expects. will
testify 10 deposits by Becker aggregat.
ing about $4,000. These deposits. he
said. would be In addition to those
already discovered. Another subpoena
was issued for Thomas Mcwalters. a
contractor Mt No. 22b Fifth avenue,
who built Becker's new home on Olin-
Vile avenue, the Bronx.
WALDO DECEIVED FREQUENT
~, WHITMAN Is INFORMED.