Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-02

New York, August 1-''Whitey'' Lewis, one of the four gunmen wanted by the police as the actual murderers of Herman RoSenthal, the gambler, was arrested in the. Catskdn mountains this afternoon and later tonight was taken to Kingston, N. r., to be locked in the county jaI. This was announc- ed tonight at police headquarters here by Inspector Hughes, who said that three of his detectives had located Lewis at FGeischmann, N- r., summer resort. forty-six miles from Kingston
 Was Working on Farm.
 After securing the region for near ly two weeks the detectives found Lewis working on a farm. Inspector Hughes said, and today arrested him just as he was to board a train at Fleisctmauns and make his escape. The prisoner will be brought to New York on an early train tomorrow morning.
 Two Others In Same Vicinity,
 It was reported at police headquar- ters tonight that Lefty Louis" and "G4p the Blood" two of the alleged nurdereTB had been tracked to the same vicinity and that their arrest would soon occur. The news that one of the fugitives had been trapped was received witt: great elatton at police headquarters tonight because of the criticism that had been directed to- ward the police department for their failure 10 arrest any of the men charg- ed with the actual killing of the gambler.
 Two Murdsrers MoNW in Custody.
 With the arrest of Lewis, the po- lice have now in custody two of the f..-~ aIIa<roA aora1es1nC afR1aE na. ing '.Dagos Frank who is now in the tombs and a fellow prisoner of Police Lieutenant Charles Becker, who is charged with inStfgatfng the gunznen fo kill Rosentha1 in order to stop his exposure Of alleged blacknnaH practic- cd by the police upon gamblers.
 Lewis Refusss to Talk.
 Detective Harvey, one of the men who arrested Lewis. fn a report made 10 Inspector Hughes over the long distance telephone late tonight. said that the prisoner refused to talk 2aAoI6 the assassination oS R0SerfhaA and de- nied al kBowledge oE even pne alfgEat- est details of the urued6E. Lewis seemed mulch depzassed by his arrest, according to the de1ectSwes. and ex- pressed surprise that he had faHaen Into the hands of the police. The gum man, who had very little mOney with hin. told tlne detectives that he Dlan- ned to go from F1eisea1Tnann's to Kingston and thence proceed vest Mardescrs to Receive First Attention
 While District Attorney W1nitman believes that as q result of his tnves- taxation into flae murder of Herman RoaenzE1al he has obtained evidence hfntfnx strongly to the existence of a vef1-ongas1dzed system of police graft, he announced tonight thad this phase cd the investigation would be saIbo0oS~ mated tnA4l he had convicted tho unur- Aara9s 0f the g2nablew and af1 vino were involved in the plot.
 Murder Worse than BiAeaEmAsL
 -tA6znder," said MF, Whitman to- y,ax1k, lis A &rzzwsg erjRns taaA the lewv of baa@lznadl by apS police. 4aeasne to be aavsxtAd bsN any request for q genenaa investigation of the pO- Nee department and pSlacs gEaEtang lssAi1 these ERxndeFers have been brought to 3nStsee. l am SnAeaSoring ts prosecute t0 conviction Sal the EnnndeneEs."
 The prosaeHf,oF took pains to add. AOmeseF, that the investigation into fhe graft system vas 8 secondary eoastAGFaaf0R Snty tsrnpOEaxSay, and s,saA that be had 6sas&sGed Assistant
 Ts Obtain Lsst of GamhasFs.
 ME. Moss expects 4@ visit in his cell 40sp0lE0w Jac& Rose self accused graft eodSAet0v for Ch4gseS Eec&@F, the D0- heA lienaenamf, who is charged with tryNsfszaffng Rnseuf2azRis EnneGeFs and viii go oyer with hhaa again his sworn statsBaent taak Becker had told hana thai the anrnuAi bGaGsnnaig teyde& by police zp@@ gambling houses and other 5IlaGad Ies1Eas a1a@AtRAe@ to SEs9S@yeDDs Rhts 6esEe, the dHssKfet attorney be- nAses is DO eEagEeEaaloA, Mf, Moss azneess te get fF6m Rose snd also srEpq sS8eSSR1s9 SEASsbsE, the naaR who confessed to paying the fRHxAeEsFs of RsSRnfhGd feF tlaefF work, A list of szsslsieFs wJae paid tFfbsatR and also q Hsf ef graft e0iieef9fs, These will be sslznmsned bsfoxs tlae grand jtaEy and 6nass theHa A is hoped fS gain HaReS 6sak wfSl iRdieats A@w Thigh tRgy th6 nraff wsat and how it was disazfESaFEed, RosS<Ss Attorasy BsFOHs SEsRA JHFx, - FeSascssag SFs4 tiais BDaieT of 8 tw9= Whffzzsa te5RT 1aeB& bis effort t5 ,Eea53Rg azeseF a<SHBd Becker ths web of sEiaeass 1py yilieA hs hopes te con- viat hsEp sf being fhs FaaH whR iRati= rated tae murder eR RRsaRtRa1, He esfaA befeFs tRe grand jFFy J,9hR ". Haxt BeRkRFs attorney, RRd 'tRf04Ba hIJa esfa6iisted tRe faet hP Sai9, thak wf1ile Rssa was a fHgitiFe fFRfR justice Becker sent Hart ts hiEa to get sR sfiAaxit clearing tRs police fES@ th9 ehs<gs that hs was a RsStHeE iR ths Tazn53Rg sstas7li lislAEaeat ef HeFHa8R ter fac fagEdeF, and aeegEfatag ts Roses stgEy, HaFt eafRs te hsR at his hldt4g place eR kagsrslne Bssyes after sS he had atiezseA Becker ts kns% iE tbey were PSOtscteA for fas FH1aFasF pief.
 Becker Should Have ArFssked Ress.
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 "eaao Franks ldpnAiEsd.
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