The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-27
ANOTHER SUSPECT qPjF UMIER ARREST F aide to PIlblish List of salnbllng ouse Owners TO BE SENSATIONAL Men High in Social Life of City Are Involved = Rents of Gamoilng
 Houses Much Higher Than
 for Other Property
TO BE SENSATIONAL

CloversvilIe, N. Y, August 26.-Two men. one of whom is suspected of being .I,efty Louie, wanted in New York as enc of the alleged slayers of Herman Rosenthal, are being held at Fonda to- night according to word received here. At the sheriffs office, however, definite Information as to whether the prisoner IS the badly wanted fugitive was withheld.
 A detective of private agency is said to have traced the men to Fonda, where trey had registered at hotel as l.. |. Gcldenberg of Brooklyn and H. kreuger of Paterson, N l. Before the arrival of the detective in Fonda a waiter who had become suspicious of the men notified the sheriff's office and the men were seized. They are being detained pend ing advices from New York city.
 New York, August 26.-The gambling house on Forty-second street formerly operated by "Bridgie'' Webber where the Rosenthal murder Is believed to have been planned, was raided tonight by Police Inspector Dwyer,. successor of Inspector Cornelius J. Hayes, re gently reduced to the rank of captain by Commissioner Waldo. Although Webber. confessed accomplice in the murder. is in jail, the place has been running for some weeks as an incor- porated "'poker club" by some Of "Bridgies" friends, 1t is said.
 After two of Dwyer's- men had en- tered the place a day or two ago ana found a poker game in progress, war rants were procured and tonight the new inspector went over the head Of the police captain of the precinct and led the raid himself man who de- scribed himself as Kirk Brown clerk, was arrested and many decks of cards, poker chips and tables were confis- cated.
 Police Commissioner Waldo promised today to make public tomorrow list of the names of the owners and the agents of the buildings rented to the gambling houses and other resorts, which he has had prepared for use of the district attorney in the John Doe proceedings before Justice Golf. This list according to information obtained at police headquarterss today contains the names of men high in social and financial circles of the city.
 That the district attorney would nse the list for purposes of prosecution after the ownership of the illegally used prop erty had been established by testimony before Justice Golf was made known today by,a representative of the district attorney. While 1t is expected the ex- cttscs of the owners will be that they were not aware of the use to which their property was being put. the state expects to undermine this plea by demanding an explanation of the unusually high rents which they charged for the prop critics
 Commissioner Waldo's statistics show, it is said, that rents charged are in some cases 30 per cent higher than for prop erty used for ether purposes in the same block.
 This proposed prosecution of owners of illegal places is Said to have been sug- gested by Justice Golf, as in his belief one of the most effective weapons tha | could be employed to clean up vice in New York city. A few such prosecu- tions, with the accompanying publicity, would, in the opinion of the justice. pu. fear of similar exposure in the hearts of other reputedly respectable property own CTS with tine result that the number of illegal resorts able to find shelter would be greatly reduced.
 Hearing of the vagrancy charge against Sam Schepps. entered against him to hold him as a material witness against Becker and tllis alleged tools, was today nut over until next Tuesday with his coun- gels consent.
 With the appointment of William J.. Flynn. head of the secret service here, as chief investigator of the adermanic in- vestigating committee. came today the advices that corps of the abcst detec- tives in the country will aid Flynn in fer retting out evidence of police blackina Some of these secret service men have proved their ability in tracking counter feiters and other criminals.