New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-23
Rose, Weber, VaIIon and
SChepps Regarded as "Unde-
SirabIeS" by the Police
of Many Cities.
SHAPIRO FREE; STAYS HERE
Driver of Murder Car Says He
Doesn't Fear Vengeance
Whitman Says Witnesses
Will Be on Hand if
Needed Again.

Reports from different cities through
out the country last night indicate that
"San" Schepps, 'Bridgie" Weber,
Harry Vallon and Bald Jack" Rose.
informers in the Rosenthal case, will
receive a chilly, or, to put ii another
way. q very warm reception II they
attempt to settle in certain places
where it has been reported they would
make their future homes.
II seems to be the general trend Of
opinion, from as far West as Chicago
20 as far in the Southwest as Dallas,
Tex, that the "squealers" will be about
as welcome I'm any place as the measles
in a public school.
dispatch from Cleveland yesterday
said that the four '1nformers" were re.
ported TO have passed through that city
early yesterday on train No. 10, OF the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rail-
road. Although the conductor and por
ters Of the train said the notorious
group were on board, they made no
appearance before curious throngs
waiting for them.
Chief Of Police McWeeny of Chicago,
when he heard the report that the Ro-
senthal 'informers" were expected in
thai city yesterday afternoon, made
this statement:
These men cannot remain in Chi
cago. IL they come here. Such men
are undesira BILE"
Later the chief sent detectives to
meet the train on which Schepps, Web
her, Vallon and Rose were expected to
arrive No trace Of the men could be
found. but it was discovered that five
men under suspicion on the train had
been playing a practical joke on the
other passengers by. posing as the
"squealers" II was later reported that
they were bookmakers on their way to
Texas.
Hot Springs, Ark. said 10 have been
the spot selected by Schepps as the
place where he could be happy, has
given out the word that he and his
companions will get the cold shoulder
should they attempt to hibernate in
that resort.
Way down in Dallas, Tex, Chief OF
Police Bartlett announced that If the
"undesirables" ventured to invade Dali
las they would be arrested, provided
something more strenuous" did not
bappen before they could be escorted
10 the town lookup.
Shapiro Set Free.
william Shapiro. the chauffeur who
drove the four gunmen to and from the
scene Of the murder OF Herman Roseh-
thai was released from custody yester-
dav Shapiro was arraigned before JUS
tica Goff. in the extraordinary term oil
,be S,,nrerne Court, and discharged on his
own recognizance at the request OF Dis
ty.ct Attorney whitman. The murder In
dictnent against the chauffeur was not
dismissed, but is, kept alive for the time
teIng Mr.. Whitman said that unless lur-
fher evidence was discovered against eha-
MIRO within a reasonable time he Wouio
noove for the dismissal OF the indictment
The only defendant remaining In Gus
tody now as the result Of the indictments
growing out of the Rosenthal murder ID
Jack" Sullivan, self-styled king OF the
Newsboys," who is In the TomDs await
ing trial Sullivan will prooaoy Dc
brought TO trial before Justice Con soon
after the finish of the Hyde trial. which
IS now in progress in Justice Gon's court
The District Attorney said yesterday that
there are one or two arson cases 10 De
disposed Of before Justice Con at the
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