The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-05

'ipu u" EtI lfl-itit ana h' lu D"HInI ".
Mttc Iag,n nOypri urouni tn" saloon
'iasphemlng his lurh. Mnil" h" was
st.I cursIhg his lICo ne brtholight him
81 The police, who we're du" az any minute.
Uhe disappeared. wounded ioot and all
when the cops got thcr" they found
chick, but Cculunt ind Fagin. thicK
hadn I rtCOgnlI"ti any on" IN tn" taNi-,
~ said. bus the police hav" heard tn"
sulne reply tpuucstion, from hIn before.
On" Oi IN" bllI cts perforated the plate
glass front ot tn" London Barber shop
neat door to the saloon, hut hurt no
one. In" rest tiatten"d against tho
stone work clos" 10 the door oi thristv'-.
Befor" ! O'Clock yesterday ilorning
there was an explosion, thought to he
rom a bomb. which blew out tho front
al store AT NJ Fourth avenue Police
man Rado vas first on the Jon. and he
was examining the premises when there
came another bang. just as terrific as
the first. Another bomb had exploded
at i03 Fourth avenue, on the next block.
The shock threw the policeman from
his feet
This second bomb blew OH, the front
of ths building, the lower part OF which
II occupied by vi. Stallo Co, printers
supplies by this time the entire neigh
borhood was awakened I'll" police we're
examining lu3 Fourth avenue when they
heard another explosion. Just as loud as
either ot the other Two. This was at
~. MAIN I'Idffs ~ SIlbTl ulSldIltp away.
and blew out the first and second floor,
of tn. building
The polio" reincmhercd that q st Marks
place had been raided as an alleged gam
bling house twic. this spring and that io3
ourth avenue has been raided once
The detectives think the places were
run by friends of Jack Ielg. leader of
the gang 10 which Chick Trigger belongs.
and that the. We're blown NJ by Jack
Iclig enemies i'll an effort to nlure
Jack Ieig, friends
Jack Ions, who is in the Hudson street
hospital win Il bullet in his neck re-
ceiyed ia front of the Criminal Courts
Building ON Monday. and who was thought
10 be moridly hurt. was reported to be
getting along nicely yesterday.
Later III tn" evening while the extra
detectives We're marching about in the
neighburhood OF Doyers street and Chat
ndm SGudr" a few more shots were fired
Policeman Meyer Pollock was on his
chinatown post al ABOUT q clock when
a. he reached Peil street he heard shot
fired II cam" from "A block away. He
turned and saw a man run out of Dovers
street and across Chatham square. Pol
lock run after hlm and caught him a.
James and Monroe streets
IN" man said n" wa- Harry Ginsberg
~ years old. OF Ia Monro. street lie
said n" had been sitting on fire hydrant
dt IN" Bo~ery ana DoyerS street when Il
squad uf tough yuun.; men VINO passed
nm looked at MIN Qurerly.
tiin-her,,- attention was diverted by
SOM" hns across the square, and when
hc looked back again at where the young
men had been they had disappeared
Then n" saw d mead sticking out of door
way and a voice called upon him to 20
over there. He refused, he said. and then
The man IN tn" doorway began shooting
..G!n~h"r- ran, he sail. He Wa hundr, d
feet away from the doorway wnen another
. hh,I him l,nk.A IN, I,ty q,
mad" a sigma To the shooter and then tn.
iring stopped. The police could not
coni"c; tln-berG with any crime so they
Iet hln 20
In TIL" Bronx shooting a man was
Killed. y taNicab Inquired in the mur-
d"r. which the police believe was the
result "f gang fcuds. Rosco Casano,
II years old. an unmarried laburer. who
iiN,d at J'+ Norris avenue. was shot
t~it" IN IN" back just as h. and "A
friend, Ni,hplas Sanducci of al East
l'lst street, had passed the doorway Of
o:l Morris ayenu" AT O'Clock
tasan" swung around and cried
My q" %ou shoot luc, Joe" and as
hc did -" the man in tn" doorway fired
Nv" NOR" shots, on" "f which struck
tashn" IN the lHw and til" other in the
'.hd0'i'n 'asanO died dt 10 o'ulOCh
la't night al Lebanon Hospital. just
before H. lost consciousness ne said
that he knew who had shot him hu,
t.. would give, informal ion ,hntt M,
iuAn further than t. rcpra, over and
over. "II. is a yer, bad man"
tasaun Vns a pliI, Waiter " no since
last fan had won .;u many pri2cs
about t"' MY IN AL rtha, ~. police
believe Ia" i.di"iisy "C some ni the l.uiu
MoroI,u glnE. Nui.h hangs out far over
- itusi inrth STREET Wr. AROUSED. Tho
polio, |i3,H think that jealousy over a
-irl had -u'L' thing To- de- with tho lnur.
der. I.up" M"r'llu Is said To- lr n
brother Of Lupu iu" Wolf. famous
"nr"ng lHr d"wuto"u gangs.
'd~aup and his .ri'ni started ont f.:
It stroll lH~' ntiNt ia li"ih "'ro"t
shortly l'f'" "t,"ck \" TIN" came
~ I" tl&in" ~. huts" they mot I'VE
'h'h Wa" N'r' having q heated discus
SION III '..i- '@h. TIN. uUdrr"i"rS went
from N"r'- !" hiu"}. "h"rc'pun Fir.
captain J"in tlil'Siu" ana som" "f lis
mo- ran "n' and separated th" scrap
i"I+ '" ib' fr'ih"n rri"d IN" i've
1rhrl 'a|in" called out: "hh. let ',nl
-" ihi""sh WIN II
gee ~" N-hi't" N'r" 'lnaII induced
t. '"'N "'- 'd"hnu and hi friend
"'A' win 'i'm. ANA short way down
~" ~li'"i on" "i th' inca WUrIi ih,
p'li"' s,.' WIS probably III. american
hni Sn," "urd" vita ti-rI,, tasan,
tu'n'i ~ "ud h'a' up tn" man.
y biz crowd had collected tasau,
ana his companions finally worm"d
ij"i' "aE through tin circle Of ON.
I"ohcIs and continued ON tu Morris az 20.