Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-13
WEALTHY MEN ARE
 GETTING UNEASY Freouenters of Gambling Houses Must Give
 Testimony.
BURNS MAKES EXPOSE
Head of Detective Department to Give Their Names Latest De-
 ye!opmcnts.

New York, Aug. 12-'Deteetivc { William ]. Burns exploded verbal
 bomb in the camp of wealthy New Workers today when he announced
 that he had secured d l;st rot only of the gambling houses. their own ! CTS and the amount paid for protee- i ton, but of the patrons fl the, sI places as well. Further announce ment was made that these players al the wheel of chance will be asked to appear before the grand jury. lfI they will be arrested and forced 70 testify.
 Burns will gc before the grand jury tomorrow and begin the uniold ing of the long story of the unioti
 of the police With the vicious ele-
 ment cf the underworld Step by ] step he will carry the grand jurors through the mass of evidence he has
 secured concerning the police graf
 ard the Rosenthal murder. A rGsla
 of lawyers, representing men promi-
 nent in New York, to tae District At
 torneys office followed this an-
 nouncement, and it is reported tha
 further confess 'Cn will be forthcom- ing.
 Brdgy Webber, one of the men en
 whose original confessions the indict-
 ment of Police Lieutenant Becker
 was brought about, made another confession, duplicating sic:ll another police official today. Deputy Com 7 missioner Of Police Dougherty this afterroon admitted that five of his
 men were in the Catsk Ills when Sam Schepps escaped and that it is prob- ably due to their negligence that the paymas CT of Rosenthal's mWrdarers got away.
 Assistant District Attorney Rubin and Detective Robert Stewart left
 for Hot Springs today to bring back Schepps. The New York police ex- >pected to go after Schepps but she
 District Attorney ignored them con-
 pletely and sent two of his most trusted men to get the gangster. The investigation of the graft en- tangle appearing behind the Rosen-
 thai murder took on wider scope today when it was announced that a fund of $20,O0O is to be provided fol the use of the aldermanic investiga- ton committee, which 1t is hinted by :, Alderman Henry H. Curran will carry , the vice probe clear to the door ol Mayor Gayncr. Emory R. Buckner assistant prosecutor of District Attor. ney Whitman, was named as counse for the committee today and will be- f gin the investigation at once. St close has the graft trial approached
 police headquarters that five police
 inspectors, acting through an up
 town business man, today approachet a loading law firm with an offer o 10000 as a retainer to look afte
 | luclT lUItTColS. III IdSe, C~eeOAA AN } have been busy all day on the graf
 investigation and it's qualifications
 It is said today al the office of tn
 District Attorney that evidence suf l. ficient to indict two police inspector Il fer grating has been collected an U would be presented to the grand jur as soon as Detective Burns has tol It his story to that body. Evidence
 also said to be p,ling against hig It civilian officer in the police 1epar, T. ment, lesser civilian official an T. three other police inspectors. A ie arrangements are being made to I se vestigate the career of all seven these men,,