The sun., 1912-08-15

lOr eStortlOn VIII IN All pTooaDi'l'E pe
returned.
Two inspectors. according to the Dis
trict Attorneys information. have bene-
fitcd particularly In the past years
graft. one Of them has an account In
an uptown trust company of close on
to 100000. No figures have been OH
talnsble as To the deposits made by
the other man especially accused. but
the District Attorney has no doubt thar
the figures will be produced by the time
the Grand Jury wants them.
The investigators OF the District
Attorneys office are working In a variety
of ways To get the evidence they want
against crooked policemen and the three
men who. as Burns assures the District
Attorney. were the head and shoulders
OF the whole Matchmaking game Mr.
Whitman's assistants are questioning
real estate dealers To find what invest
ments have been made in the past year
by police inspectors. There is already
Information that one inspector whose
indictment Is likely invested upward of
100000 In choice lots in the northern
part of the city.
May Indirt W~bI,er aud Naiion.
The story brought to Mr.. whitma n
from the wes, side court prison bv
James NJ. sullivan hardly surprised
him. Sensational as i, seemed, MIR.
Whitman did not doubt that the TIL
/ umvirs "f hlackmail had been using
every effort to close the mouths of
webber. Nallon and Rose.
He had heard previously Of the threat
made To Webber by the representatives
of police inspector who called on
Wehber at o'clock one morning and
threatened him with death If he men
toned the name of the inspector.
MIR. Whitman will lc, Webber and
Nallon decide for themselves what their
fate shall he. His agreement with them
is conditional. based entirely upon the
value of their evidence. and II they de-
cline To reveal facts In their possession
they may ye, he indicted for murder.
The situation has got down To this"
said Mr. sullivan. after seeing the Dis
tr'ct Attorney. Whitman has made a
case against Becker and none of Beck
er's Matchmaking employers seem to
care hang abou, Becker's situation
In fact. they have sent word to Rose.
Webber and Nallon to throw Becker to
the wolves. But they are determined
that their own names shall not bo
brought out. Rose will make good. hut
Webher and Nallon have been reached
and I am afraid they have made up
their minds 10 weaken. have told
Nal,on that he is not playing square
and that will no longer act az his
counsel"
sullivan Fights Rose and webber.
The relations Of Rose. wehber. Vallon
Side court prison. became SO strained
yesterday that Sullivan came To- blows
with Rose and Webber
The fight was the result Of the testi-
mony that Rose and webber gave to
the Grand Jury yesterday that Sullivan
hurried from the Me,ropole To report
the death OF Rosenthal 70 the men In
Wehber's poker rooms and that Sull-
van tried To collect from Lieut.. Becker
the $1,000 tina; webber had advanced
for the pay Of tho murderers and the
$500 that Becker owed him before the
murder
Sullivan has refused To make any
sort of statement implcating Becker,
end has called Rose. webber and Nallon
the West Side court prison. The plan
To get q confession from sullivan by
putting him In III. company Of the
three informers has failed so far. Yes
tc-day sullivan. whose real name Is
Jacob Reich. WAS angry when he read
what Rose and Wchber had said about
him. He left his cell and went To- the
tier below IN which Rose and Webber's 3
cells are. He shook his fist under
Webber's nose and cursed them.
Webber flung back few choice ep,-
thets and Sullivan struck at him Rose
tried To separate the pair. but IL was
not until guards ran up tina, the hgh,
was stopped. The uprosr brought
persons Ia he windows 81 the adioin-
ing cour, house. They saw sullivan,
swinging his arms end tossing his head
being led back To his cell.
The news Of the fgh, reached
Webber's lawyer Max D. Steucr. who
went al once 10 III" prison. He talked
To his client for about an hour. drov.
away and returned later in the after
noon MIR. Stsuer Ind a conference also
with the District Attorney.
Their. is an old cause OF friction
between Rose and Jack sullivan. The,.
"er" jealous of each others pretensions
t. Lieut. Becker's favor. SGlli,an was
acting principally AS Becker's collector
In the few months preceding the killing
of Rosenthal Rose had been almost
cast of by Becker and sullivan had
been given the privileges formerly en-
1oyed by Rose. Sulivan worked for less
pay than Rose, Rose told his LAWYER.
sullivan Cut objection Rate.
Louis Libby. Shapiro's partner. was
transferred yesterday from the Tombs
To the West Side court prison. The Dis
trlCt Attorney eNueCts that I.ihhN ma y