New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-30

rorn,ar Magistrate Charles @. r. "a,'ie
branded as false last night the SUI
~, bts Chants, the four gunner "'o
.gqbtirp among themselves ana were 'O''
-, NTH each other to confess
..rhorc ls absolutely no truth In thoSe
stories" said Judge Wahle' a"' ~.
thoy are circulated, unless TO PreJu'','
tho case Of my clients, DO not NM.
1,,,ie &c the last time III dlgniiS '"e
,,,,,ors nv a denial. / will repeat n'"
that they are going TO trial anu NV "
looking for any pleas =,
Iudgc Wahlc. after reading several OF
tho stories printed in some Of the after-
man papcrs. issued statement s's"'
Nv "Gyp" tho Blood, lettS
Whitley" Lewis and "Dago ranN' i"'
statement of the gunner reads:
There Is no truth in the stories pa sre
lished IN the evening pdi.I ,s. Nothing TO
hoa,S Nye are innocent. We had noun
49,, 90 40 with the Rosenthal HGr1tl'
and that will be proven 70 thc sanIac,o5
Ton of any twelve men VINO are t5,oo1
W., dSrjdc our fate. We did not khoM
49, and 40 not know Becker ana nave
,ntIinr 10 do with him In any way snap'
on manner our innocence VIII ue STSp,'c,
iIsbcd bv the testimony OF Ia" -aull i
people and not by ssil ~, ~ nieas.
T'tcr. is no need Of II. we want 70 80
=, ,ri,I because we can prove our llho
NC and will be free men az the emu
~ such trial. We have no dlHerenC'S
among us and we are all IN hd' '''o''''
Saws He viii Refute Shapiro.
Judge Wahlc. when he heard that
sbapiro had made affidavit that the -FOUR
ounmeu were In the murder car III lhe
IIttIe trip from BRIDGE Weoers poker
room 10 the Hotel Metropole ana 'ha' ne
took them away from the scene Oh '"e
crime I'm the car, said:
we will discount any testimony sha-
min, may give by reputable people.
The counsel to the four men dlo ho'
seem to be worrying over shapiios
hdavit ,,-.-,.. ,,tor-
copv of a motion that District At'oi-
,o,, whitman will make tomorrow ash
-, ,or tho transfer OF the cases OF 'he
- curmcu from General Sessions 10
49, oy,rsordinary term Of the supreme
60, and the calling Of special pahel
., i,rors was served on Judge Wahie
To-, n,cbt one paragraph Of the mo-
ton read:
Tho facts involve intricate questions OF
law and of fact. Moreover, thG Gase na'
been widely discuss ,Sat the Se charge IS one
az murder ln the first degree II WIZ DC
necessary to procure as Juioi' PcrnnIas
w,bo have no CONSCIENTIOUS sPi,.,
against the infiicuon OF lnc ueat conviction
u,ber the evidence warrants CouNi'tIo'
70 r,urder I'm the first degree, anu; az
Id,dinciy your deponent verify DeneVeSS
10 Unnecessary delay and difhcuity VIII
he caused by an attempt 10 oD'"'N o."
ordinary jury to try the issues
Judge Wahle said he WOULD not oppose
the motion.
suIIivan's Picturesque Interview.
Jacob A, Reich, who prefers to be known
&C LACK" Sullivan, king Of the News
Lo,,. " consented to an interview yester-
Az, afternoon. The interview, IN eXpur-
a:ed form, is appended herewith:
All that Becker said about the plot 10
bump off "Rachey" RacheD BrauhsIeln
is true Every -- - Worl oI ~, a., puS
lie Mot What are they? | can tel
hat until I see my counsel, Mr.. Marshall.
And saw, District Attorney whitman
knew OF ii all along. re WahtSu t'lg $3.50 ~ 90
9nd forget about the Braunstein plot
nafched bv them star w'tnesses-'B BRO
gi." Weber, Harry WALTON and that haid-
SeadeJ old - ----- Jack Rose.
Rut / wouldn't do it. so he coops me uo
herc Sure, that's all I'm her fnr-tak5
ino a ride I'm Becker's car. But I'm GLAD
! g5oi INTO the auto that night for learned
se,netbinp that | otherwise would never
IgIe learned. What was II? Can't tell
yo,, vet but it's the real stun.
SAT about that Braunstein plol. IL was
q nrrfectly amazing plot. yes, SIR, per
Soii,iy amazing one Absolutely similar 10
the blot OF WALTON, Weber Rose ana 'hat
dirty pale- faced --- " - Vi - lODpS
cow, sam schepps. that they pulled on
ON "Hymie" Rosenthal. ,,.,.,,,
WHY did they want TO KIN Brauhsteih!
Because that rotten, broken lameu
- Weber wanted him our Oh .ht "a{5
so that WALTON and Rose couIu De nis
TortnoTs i'm the gambling houses he ana
"Pachey" were running then
+ don't want to go into the detalis Oh
how they framed II up on haChey, put
/ heat them to II and saved hachey
iifa soon as | heard of IL | told the
whole story OF their plot to two reputable
bnsinass men in this town, who ii bear
me- ont Then | told "Rachey. ] didn't
tell him adjust enough TO impress MN
with the truth. .., auto
II was | who took "Rachey' In an auto
from, his house and put him on steam
or to get him away from the murderers.
And / kept my mouth tight shut ABOUT
II, too.
Reich then discussed Becker's convic-
ton. and after a profane description OF