Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-03
CLEARING UP
 N. Y. MURDER CASE More Men Implicated in Rosenthal Tragedy, Show
 Willingness to Testify. MOB Is HELD BACK
Tried t0 Take Whiiry Lewis From Police But Pistols Kept
 Them Back.

New York Aug 2.-The complete mystery, the punishment ef the men who actually killed t"e gambler. and proof of the police departments graft where, when, and to whom paid. was made more Immediately probable to day by the offer of the three men still wanted for the murder to surrender themselves to the aatTortles
 The men are Harry lIarrowitz, known as "Gib the Blood;" Louis Rosenberg, Lefty Lewis and Sam Schepps. Coroner Ieeinbcrg to- day intimated that all three would he in jail within 72 hours Oyer ures for giving themselves up wegG made to the District Attorney s office anG with this in view the coroner this afternoon held Whitey Lewis without bail for examination today The afii- davits on which Lewis, whose right name is Frank Muggler, was held, is the first yet made charging any pris- oner with firing one of the fatal shots.
 Gangsters, friends of Lewis croWd- ] ed the West Shore station at Weehaw- ken, this morning, evidently ready to rescue the gun man on his arrival from Kingston, but the plan was frustrated by squads of detectives and policemen, who, with drawn revolv- CTS, ntimidated the mob Lewis ar rived at 530 this morning and at o'clock was safely locked in jail A number of wealthy business men of ! this city who have lost large sums ] in various gambling places have told Assistant District Attorney Moss of talks they had had with the gamblers as to the amount the latter had to pay for protection and to whom they paid Lit.
 Armed with affidavits from these business men the District Attorney had several gamblers called in and under the Bowling law, forced them to admit the truth of the statements. This | is absolute, direct evidence as to Whc they paid the money, hut the names will not be made public for several days It was also developed today that there was a secret code of sig nals and pass words used between Police Lieutenant Becker and Jack Rose.
 There signals were in use when Rose went into hiding in the home of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Pollock. At torney Hart, representing Becker, made use of the signals and code when he called at the Pollock home to see Rose. No enc could get into see Rose without this code and Beck CT gave it to Hart The system of signals has a bearing on an incident
 
 conference with Deputy Police Com missioner Dousherty and with ln- spector Hughes after the gambler had surrendered. Becker entered the room at the time and stood looking at Rose for some minutes; it is now believed he was signaling to his old collector what to, and what not 10 | tell.
 Os the strength of this informa- ] tin subpoenaes have been issued for 1 Mir. and Mrs. Pollock, whose where abouts are unknown. Talks with their colored maid whom they dis missed when they gave up their apartments and fled and to whom they have sum of money to remain silent, developed the fact that the couple had left New York.
 District Attorney Whitman took a days rest in Boston today after a i strenuous two weeks, during which time he has worked practically night and day on the Rosenthal case. Unconfirmed reports here late this afternoon said that the District Att torney's investigation of police cor ruption will be aided by the United States government. It was also claimed that the District Attorney has gone to Boston ot aid in search of Big Jack Seelig and Lefty Louie Rosenberg on trip which was said also to connect the white slave traffic with tue gambling graft.
 A new eye witness of the Rosenthal killing has been found through the efforts of Louis Krese, the Hungar- ian waiter, who identified Webbel and Sullivan as members of the mur | der narty