Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-23
Murderers Flee
 from New York
ESSENTIALS AssAssINs PROB
 ABLY IN CHICAGO
POLICE HUNTING FIVE
Names Disclosed by lhose NOW in custody-Jack Rose and Associates Held Without Bail For Inquest.

New York, July 22.-"Bald Jack Rose. Sam Paul, "Bridgie" Wepper, William Shapiro and Louis Libby, all held by the police for complicity in the murder of Herman Rosenthal, the gambler, early last Tuesday morning, just before Resenthal was to have told District Attorney Whitman of an al leged bargain between the police ana gamblers, were arraigned before Cor oner Feinberg today. The result or the hearing in which the district at tornev won the first scrimmage in a battle with the attorney for the acH cused, are briefly told as fellowsi
 Jack Rose Held Without Bail.
 Bald Jack Rose. gambler and friend oof Lieutenant Becker, whom Rosen- thai charged with exacting tribute from gamblers, was held without bail for the coroner's inquest Thursday. Rose is said to have hired the murder car in which the gunmen later went to assassinate Rosenthal.
 | Louis Libby, part owner of the "mur- | der car" was held for the presentation of further evidence Thursday. and the case of William Shapiro, chauffeur of the car, was likewise put over to that l day.
 Wsbhsr and Paul Held Without Bail. Bridgie Webber, the gambler, in whose place in Forty-secOnd street the gun gang Is said to have congregated | for the murder, was held without bail until Wednesday.
 Sam Paul, the East Side gang lead 1 CT, was likewise held without bail for 1 further examination Wednesday.
 Jack Sullivan. alleged go-between for Rose and Lieutenant Becker, was l held as a material witness in $1o0 bail which was furnished.
 Mayor Gaynor Takes Hand.
 Another equally important develop ment of the day was the entrance of Mayor Gaynor into the case. By order | of the mayor the independent investi- gations which have been conducted by the police and by the district attor- ney's office have been conducted under l District Attorney Whitman as the guiding hand.
 One of the first things which Mayor 1 Gaynor did this morning was to sum- mon Police Commissioner Waldo and i instruct him that he and Deputy Commissioner Dougherty were to act 1 in harmony with the district attorney no matter what friction there nigh have been between them. The result was that Dougherty went at once tC see Whitman.
 Doueherty Makes Public Statement.
 This afternoon Commissioner Bougherty made this statement tC newspapermen
 T want you gentlemen to impress upon the general public that I an working hand in glove with the distric1 attorney in clearing up this matter | rkn ~ ResenthaI."
 Five More Men Wanted.
 Meanwhile the country wide searcl for the actual assassins of Rosentha continues, both the police and the pri. vate detectives whom the district at. torney had employed taking an activ' part, Five men whose names hav' been secured from those under arres are wanted, and some of them are un dersteod to be in Chicago having fec from New York the day following tn, ! shooting. Commissioner Deughert, admitted after the arrest of Webbe and Paul last night that the aetua muFdeFeFs were not in custody anC l that the arrests thus far made de no clear up the case "by a jugful"
 Mrs. ResenthaI III.
 Fhe grand jury is busy with tw, pFePesitiens-the question of polio, participation in gambling as charge, by Rosenthal and the murder. Tn, session of the grand jury today wa brief, owing te the illness of Mrs Resenthal, widow of the murderet gambler, who had been expected t testify in the case District Attorne, Whitman announced late today tha he expected to produce Mrs Resentha | tomorrow. He is anxious to use he as the first witness.
 May Appear as Voluntary Witnesses
 In the investigations in the gamblint ease Mr.. Whitman said he would in vite LieHtenants Costigan, Riley an Becker te appear as voluntary wit nesses.. He would net serve them wit subpeeHas. If they come as volnntar witnesses they waive all immunit1 under the law, for any charges whic [ might be made later against them h ! reason of their own testimony. If the were subpeenaed they would be i'm mune from any prosecution on a com plant wherein their own testimony fig ured.
 Becker Transferred. Lieut. Charles Becker. head of fin strong arm squad who has been in central figure In the charges agains the police, was today transferred f an uptown precinct, where he will q | desk dutv