The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
TOFREE GANGSTERS
 THIS AFTERNOON
Informers Had Hoped to Be
 Released at Night
TO LEAVE NEW YORK
Sentence of Death Will Be Pronounced on Four Gnnmen for Murder of Rosenthal Next Tuesday.
 Pedigrees Taken

New York November 2o.-1t will be in broad daylight and not under cover Of darkness as they had anxiously hoped. that "Bald Jack Rose. "sridgle, Web Der and Harry Yallon will be set at llb- erty, according to the programme for the release of the three informers against Charles Becker. and his four gunmen tools. so far as 1t could be learned to- night. Midaftenoon tomorrow Is the time tentatively set The underworld has been awaiting with interest an infima- tion as to tho time when they were to go free, for the feeling has prevailed there that the friends Of the four gang sters about to be sentenced to death for the murder Of Herman Rosenthal we're only awaiting tho liberation Of Rose, Wehber and vallon to take revenge upon the trio
 Before Coroner Today The three men win be brought at o'clock tomorrow before Coroner Fein- berg and District Attorney Whitman will present to that official II is said, stipu- lations signed by him with counsel for the witnesses If Mir. Whitman declares that the three men have kept faith sith the state in giving revelant testimony. the coroner will release them from com mitment.
 sam sehepns. fourth Of the states valuable witnesses against Becker and the gnnmen. also probably will be re- leased during daylight tomorrow He Is being held on charge Of vagraney The case against him will come again tomof- row and suspended sentence appears to be his fate. William Shapiro, dfiqer of the murder car win go free shortly. Mr. Whitman will move To have the in- dietment against shapiro auashed in re- turn for his testimony for the state
 Rose, Vallon, sohepps. Webber and Shapiro spent today packing their ef- fleets, anticipating release tonight Sehepps announced that he would fs- turn to Hot Springs. Ark, whence h, fled from this city after Roscnthal was murdered The others did. not talk nj their immediate future. but ueir frifnis fare expected to hurry ihem srep-toan ito earano perif of repfa ssts hs follow CTS of Rosenthals slayers
 Mrs Lillian Horowits. vlfe of -eivp the Blood was brought today fiom the house of detention, whore she haa been held pending the outcome of fhe gunmans trial and discharged from custody by Justice Golf. She wept while being arraigned
 An attempt will be made to bring Becker from Sing Sing prison to this city tomorrow or Friday 10 testify in the trial Of Fabian E. Mckinney d negro charged with bribery
 To Pronounce Sentence Tuesday
 Sentence of death on the four gun men convicted Tuesday of murdefing Herman Rosenthal will be pronounced by Justice Golf next Tuesday, fle an- nounced this today when the prisoners were arraisned.
 After sentence Is passed the mon Niil he taken to Slug Sing whore the for mer police lieutenant, Charles II. Beek CT, K awaiting eleetrocution.
 Tine pedgreea of the gangsters were
 taken at their arraignment aWhitey Lewis said his real name was Frani< Seidenshue born in Russia 2 years old, bookhlnder. Both parents arc liv- ing. He has served two jail sentences. eDago Frank gave his real name as Frank ciroheei. 27 years old. native pf Italy, stcnmhtter by trade. flas served one jail term. Described himself as t moderate thinker "befiv Louie" said hn was christened Louis Rosenberg. q years old native Of Austria. married His vocation was seaman. Said De was temperate and had served one jail sen- tence '.Gyp the Blood" was recorded las Harry Horowitz, salesman. q years old, native of New York city, married. Said he was temperate