Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-06
DEATH NOTES REACH
 ACCUSED MEN Believed in New York That Plot is Shaping Itself To Make Way With Rose
 and Webber.
OTHERS ARE MARKED
Collapse After Receiving .'Black Hamd' Warning-Women Will Tell
 All They Know to Grand Jury.

New York, Aug. 5.-Belief that the desperate East Side gangsters and gun fighters who hang around the criminal courts building will attempt to silence the lips of the "squealers" in the Rosenthal murder mystery by killing them, was intensified today by two death notes.
 One of these notes was received by Police Lieutenant Charles A. Becker. It read. If you do not want to fol- low Rosenthal keep your mouth shut. Others were sent to "Bridgy Webber,' also a prisoner i'll the West Side jail. It read: Take our advice and keep your mouth shut Jack Rose and Assistant District Attorney Frank Moss are also on the death list
 How these letters reached the pr- soners is mystery, but they so ter rified Rose and We.oer that an ad- | journment of Roses arraignment be- 1 fore Coroner Feinburg was secured , until August 19. Becker paid little attention to the note. Rose is in a i condition of complete collapse and his brother, Morris Rose, declares the gambler will die of fear unless some thing is done for him.
 Becker was arraigned for amended pleading today before Judge Crane in part one, General Sessions. On application of the district attorney, however the hearing was transferred where the proceedings were first be- gun. The deposed police official was represented by John w. Hart, Robert H. Elder, George Whiteside and Nor ris T. Stryker. Hart withdrew Beck CTS first plea of not guilty and en- tered a motion for dismissal of the charge of technical grounds. This motion was overruled. Then Hart asked permission to inspect the min- utes of the grand jury and to obtain the names of the witnesses on whose testimony the indictment against Becker was made
 Judge Mulqueen decided that the proper time for the hearing, accord inS to the papers in the case, is Au- gust7, and set the hearing on the motions over to that date, whereupon the prisoner was led back to his eel still under indictment but without any plea before the court.
 While Becker's case was being at the Tombs the hoard of aldermen provided in special session for the appointment of a special committed of nine of it's members to investigate the police department. An appro priation of $20,000 was made to pay : he expenses of the investigation. Tn, two women, Dora Gilbert, discarded common law wife of the dead gam bier, Rosenthal, and Mrs. Jack Rose [ wife of the gambler whose confession : led to Becker's arrest, will tel! al
 they know to the grand jury Mrs
 Gilbert, it is understood, will zorro
 borate Roses statement that Becke h ordered Rosenthals assassination. . D subpoenae was issued today for ], third woman, Mrs. Harry Pollocl t wife of the man in whose apartmen Jack Rose secreted himself while tn
 police were seeking him.
 A new witness, whose name wi
 not be revealed, this afternoon mad
 affidavit to the District Attorney tn;
 he saw "Gib The Blood" (Har1
 Horowitz) and Sam Schepps, at Lel
 nox avenue at 143rd street yesterda and that policeman to whom u pair was pointed out refused to nal arrests,