The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-27
NO NEW ARRESTS IN R0SENTHAL
 MURDER CASE
Jack Sullivan" Becker's ! Friend. Is Jacob Rich,
 Former Newsboy

New York July 27.-Possibly the most startling development of this, the 11th day after the murder of Gam bier Herman Rosenthal was the es- tablishment of. the fact that John A. Rich, alias Jack Sullivan, whose real name is Jacob A. Rich, the latest man to be held for the killing, is a close friend of Lieutenant Becker and ad- mittedly a passenger in Becker's au- tomobile during most of the night be- fore the murder.
 He left the Becker automobile, not long before the shooting at "Bridgie'' Webbers gambling house in Forty second street, Louis Krese, the mys- terious surprise witness who, yester- day, identified Sullivan as one of the men he saw in front of the Hotel Met ropole the night of RoSenthaPs 1ssas- sination, also swore positively that he saw Webber running away.
 On the testimony of Krese, who is a Coney Island waiter, and of Barber John" Reisler. who swore that he saw Webber running from the scene of Rosenthal's murder, Webber today is held in Tombs cell without bail charged with the murder of RoSenthal and will be held there until August Is, the date set for the Rosenthal in- quest.
 Another man now held without bail, directly charged with the gamblers murder, is Frank Cirofci 'Dago Frank committed to the Ton1bs af- ter his story told to District Attorney the accidental discovery of photo graph. Cross-questioned by Deputy Commissioner Dougherty. "Dago Frank positively denied knowing sGyp the Blood,'' while Dougherty, at the moment, was in possession of a group photograph taken at Coney Is- land, in which appeared Cirofici, Lou is, Loewey, ''Gyp the Blood,'' and two women. r
 Mayor Gaynor yesterday wrote Com missioner Waldo a letter ordering him not to suspend Becker and expressing confidence in the commissioner and today declined to take any action on the petition presented by Alderman Gurran and signed by 1T aldermen asking that a special meeting of the board be called to consider the Rosen- thai case. The mayor said he would reply to Curran on Monday.
 That the days developments in the Rosenthal murder-gambling inquisi- tion; might include the capture o1 Harry Horowitz, an East Side gam T bier known as 'sGyp. the Blood" be- heved to have been an occupant of the Murder car," was indicated bS the appearance at headquarters today of mysterious woman said to be the wife of Horowitz.
 The woman was brought by detec- lives from Far Rockaway and taken to the office of Deputy. Commissioner Dougherty, with whom she was clos eted. The detectives and Dougherty declined to tell anything about her.
 Jack Sullivan, whose real name ie Rich and who is known on the East Side as King of the Newsboys,' to- doxy uros held without bail by Coroner Feinberg, for scomplicity in the mur- der of Rosenthal and was remanded to cell in the .Tombs until Monday
 Sullivan was in a defiant mood when he was arraigned, at the request of Assistant District Attorney Moss. Sul- livan said that he did not reach the minutes after the shooting when there were fully 1000 persons around the Metropole and he asserted that 1t was he who telephoned the newspapers