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

companions TO other cells than thos
they have been occupying since the,
were transferred uptown from tn,
Tombs
BECKER ALONE NOT ARRAioNEc
BEFORE COURT.
The stage was all set for the Cor
oner's inquest when Coroner Feinberi
agreed to n postpopement The Jury
with Daniel Frohmsn NJ foreman, WA
In the Jury boz, and eight prisoner
were lined UP In the enclosure In from
OF the bench In the court room of Par
". General Sessions. which had beer
taken over for the occasion. The othsI
Jurors were Arthur Hei,xe. Clinton
Graham. John Harsen jr.. George w
Graham. A. r. Bowen. w. j.. Ferris. w.
J. Haghan. J. Borden Hartman. Harry
Duryea. r. w. Duryea and J. W.
Ferrin gton.
The only missing prisoner under ar.
rest In New York was Lieut.. Becker.
who was already under indictment
Besides the nve brought down from
West Side prison. there were in the
room. with detectives at their elbows.
Whitley" Lewis. 'Dago Frank" Cironci
and william Shapiro. the chauffeur Of
the murder car.
Assistant District Attorney Moss.
representing Mr.. Whitman. asked for
an adjournment OF one week. Hartford
Marshall, counsel for Jacob Reich. alias
Jack Sullivan" said:
Il would object II thought Il would
do any good. I suppose we'll have to
stand for whatever 10 done"
II don't object 20 Informing vou."
remarked Mr.. Moss. that your client
10 involved In the proceedings before
tho Grand Jury. We have practically
completed our case and indictments will
soon be returned"
This. amounting % an ofhciai an
noun cement. that the Grand Jury was
after him. staggered Reich. He had
heard the report but had refused 70 BE-
iievs Il. When the Coroner announced
the inquest adjourned Reich sat with
his head bowed In his hands.
Immediately on the conclusion Of the
before Coroner Feinbsrg.
Rose, webbcr and vallon were hurrrid
TO the Grand Jury room TO wind up the
evidence In the murder indictments. The
nrst two had testified before the Grand
Jury before but Il was vallon's frst ap-
pearsnce before that body.
WILL TRY ONE or THE REAL
eLAvERs FIRST.
Mr.. Whitman announces that one of
the men charged with the actual muir.
Der of Rossnthsi probably will be put
on trial nrst. either 'Dago Frank"
Cironci or white" Lewis. He has
seven witnesses to the shooting and
I'VE witnesses to testify ~ to those
engaged In the murder. He says he
expects to run the cases on In rapid
one after another.
Mr.. Whitman denied to-day that he
said the story Of Burns's finding the
big Three" was untrue. He said:
II was misQuoted IN being made TO say
there was no truth in the statement II
10 absolutely true that Detective Burns
reported TO me that he was on the trail
Of these three and that no hoped to b
no has unearthcd against thcm. but
must say that this 10 not the FIRST time
I have heard Of the alleged activities Of
the tho. Their names have bobbed up
In every big case that was off-color."
The District-Attorney was informed
that A. Rose gradually "pstered OUT
a. Bscksrs collsctor-it will be remem-
bsred Rose said himself that toward
the end Becker took house after house
away from him-Jack Reich. alias sulli-
van. grew In the standing of the police
man. II 10 now said that Sullivan grad
uaiiy suppiantsd Rose In the role of
graft handler and that because OF this
intimate relationship he refuses to say
anything that will hurt Becker. for he
fears that In hurting Becker he will
hurt himself.