The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-15

81 the members OF the Grand Jury
have read the statement Of Sam
oeAepys. made at Hot Springs. ir
va1eA he denounccs the confession OF
JooG Rose as untruthful In important
pooAts The published confession OF
Jook Rose in to-dsy's Evening World
- practically what no told thu Grand
Jusy.
= % deemed advisable by the Grand
Surors that Schepps be heard In a COM
49, statement Of what he knows about
che murder before indictments are re-
Turned Il 10 not likely that schepps
90 b brought before the Grand Jury
ooooer than next week.
Undoubtsdly schepps's account OF the
SvUots leading up TO the murder will
eoaGiet with the accounts OF Rose and
Wsbbsr. n he sticks, to statements he
- made In Hot SPRING. The i'm
Oortancs Of those disagrecments will
have 20 bs considered by the Grand
Jusy.
~ Il turns out, schepps 10 the main
gUr1ng Of the prosecution at this time.
Hswsvsr. the District-Attorney has at
least . dosen other witnesses. including
syoWitnsssss Of the killing of Rosen-
thal. who have not as yet appeared
before the Grand Jury. Their testimony
WIN % far toward establishing the
needed corroboration.
Aktsr che Grand Jury had refused 20
~ indictments there was . lengthy
ssafsrsncs between the Jurors and A.
s1vtant Distr1ct-Attornsy Moss. Then
'Dridgis" Weber was called a. .
witness and remained In the Grand
Jury rom for twenty minutes. He
was followed by Harry Smith. through
whom Jack" Rose and Sam Schepps
conducted a correspondence while
Dchspps was q fugitive. The last wit
ness Of the session was MAG Hochstim
Il the east aide.
OUckGR's couNsEL JUeILANT
OVER GRAND JURY's eTEP.
Counsel for Lieut.. Becker were jubi-
~ when they learned Of the action of
~ Grand Jury. They hold that the
Indictment found against Becker at
~ night session was illegal and are
now prepared to push motions for dis
miOal.
To-day's action by the Grand Jury
hAlts the Investigation into Rosenthars
mardsr. In the meantime the District
Attorney h proceeding vigorously with
The work Of probing the graft charges
- closely allied with the actual murder.
A. The Evening World announced a
weak ago there 10 considerable doubt In
~ District-Attorney's office a. to how
far Rose. Weber and WALTON. the three
ineermsrs. will 20 In aiding In the graft
investigation. These three material wit
nsssss have succeeded In obtaining for
themselves . pledge Of . measure OF
Immunity and they are not disposed to
70 into any matters not involved In the
pledge ct the time II was given.
WARNINGS have reached Thorn that
sAey must not 20 Beyond the murder
G Rossathai and the events leading up
- Il. II u noted that In Jack" Roses
pUheishsd confession. he makes no
osation Of any police officer other than
Dooksr bslng implicated in grating. A.
foS Weber and WALTON. they have pro
fesssd ignorance Of the charge that
certain Inspsctors and Headquarters
officials shared IN graft collected from
gambling houses.
ooHgPPo CHARTS EAST WITH
WoMgN'e eYMPArHv.
Cam eehspps. the crony Of Rose.
started for New York from Hot Springs.
ARR. to-day In the custody Of Assistant.
DislSict-Attorney Rubin. Detective Al
Thomas - Process Server Stewart OF
~ District Attorneys once. The dis
patches STATE that quite . collection Of
Hot springs women. including the wife
II the Mayor. bsds schspps soodsy
90 invited him TO return when he sets
ont Of his trouble In New York.
tue Arst person to come out with the
accusation that Jack Ross' 10 q liar In
- published confession 10 Robert W.
Moore. the lawyer. Rose claims that
Moore was sent to him by Becker
through Bsckers press agent. one Pitt.
81 that Moore tried to persuade him
70 ''stand pat"
Moore says Rose sent for him through
Lawyer James n. Sullivan and that he
refass1 to interest himself In Roses
case because Rose admitted he had no
Donsy.
HAIRY WALTON. Louis Libby and Jacob
SeoMs 0Alou Sa0 b0uvAn were all
taken from the West Side Prison to the
Criminal Courts Building to-day In q
Hoaics Department auto van. They were
u custody OF seven Headquarters detec-
uves. In command Of Capt Cooney. A
snail crowd saw their removal from the
prison.
NOTORIOUS PANToMlMe AT
PRISON OF iNFoRMERs.
While Rose. Weber. WALTON. Reich
40 Libby were In attendance on the
ceronsrs hearing and the Grand Jury
asvesugation to-day there were mys-
FERROUS doinSs around the West Side
Prben- Boon after the prisoners de-
parted for downtown Lawyer James N.
sullivan. counsel for Rose. appeared
with Norris Rose. Jacks" brother.
and . mysterious Individual who con-
Quoted himself like q 'sleuth.
In and out OF the prison. up ana down
West Fifty-third street. around the
corner into Eighth avenue and back
again Jared the three visitors. Some