Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-02
Cantor of Lewis Is
Menaced by Gunner
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until they were certain they nae
made no mistake. Not one ot the
men. il is said, happened TO Nno"
"whitey jack by sight.
The detectives left New YORK lou
davs ago. Immediately after Rose
Webber and WALTON made their con-
fession. Lewis is said to nave oeer
n.ar<inn about Fleischmann's as a
farmland and as chauffeur put Is
sald 10 have had money. His service
asa chauffeur was at olwera, u ne
cave up that job last sunday
.Arrested = Thousand Times
Later he went to Tannersvilie. n
tbe detectives learned yesterday
,,,,ere he had been working as a farm
hand. only to find that he mad quie
tho lob a few hours before. VIM
IN r,eischmann's he spent money
freely.
ewhiteye was put in an auto anu
hurried to ~shandaken, whence re
rectiees telephoned TO New horN ene
news Of his arrest. Then tney hui
RCD 10 Kingston to take a tram.
~whitev'' seemed depressed after
his arrest He declared he knew |
mo about the Rosenthal murder. II
4 unaerstood no revolver was round
m him He had just heard OF the
co,,fessions Of Rose, Weber n
,rai,a, .ud thai was why he was try
lug to get away.
TIC VAS lodged in the Kingston
soti,e station shortly after idnis
~ tirst it was the intention OF the
deteetsves TO bring him to New 'o'h
By auto. but the chances lor eseape
We're decided too great
At Kingston whitley a sem
,nely recovered his spirits ne
strutted janntily into the station. M
rave his name as Frank Muiier Wnen
nis nedisree was taken, and wnen
asked it he had ever been arrested
before said
~ guess YES: a thousand times.
Denies knowledge OF Crime.
The desk sergeant told MN ne -
charged with murder and asked nun
IL he had anything to say, ne sase
the officer a defiant look and repiiea'
None don't know q thing ABOUT
IT. or
uc was taken 10 a cell to wait Tor
shs trs, train for New York. due there
at 3 a. m.
The news of Whitey's arrest a an
,,o IMMEDIATE effect at headquarters.
rron, Tho activity at once manifested
n NOS surnised that possibly Whlley
had told the detectives more aoou'
the murder than had been gwen out'
r,,e arrest of Muller is believed 10
have been effected through the detec-
tive work of Mrs. Isabella
nd Mrs. Sullivan, who had been con-
~stautlv with Rosie Harris. the woman
arrested with "Dago Frank Clroiicl
q few nights g in the llttle nai
which they and Fat Able Harris
had rented at No. 5eS West 154th
street.
Lefty Louie a Sure shot,
sr .eftv J,otiep is said TO have been
IN BOSTON Wednesday. District At
torpev Whitman, when asked about
abe report that it was the bullet o
rsosenberg's gun that killed Rosen-
thai remarked: Yes, | have heard
that it was the bullet from LEFTY
J.ouis's' gun that killed Rosenthal.
tut that does not lessen the crime of
the others engaged in the murder.
They are equally guilty with MIN.
am anxious to get hold of all OF them.
They are a danger to the COM
n1utiny.'
Lefty Louie has a reputation IN
eangIand as a sure shot. He is vain
or his accomplishment.
District Attorney Whitman is said
TO be keeping under cover several i'm
portant witnesses whose evidence VIII
go a long way in building up the case
against Rosenthal's murderers.
Police Lieutenant Becker still re-
mains non-communicative. To all
questions he replies: 81 have moth
lug to say He reads everything in
the newspapers in connection with the
case.
During the forenoon District Attor-
pey Whitman left for Boston, to be
absent until Monday. 1t was said he
would work on some end of the case
while away, but just what end could
not be learned. At the same time it
is understood that the prosecutor
feels the need of rest. His wife and
daughter will join him tomorrow and
they will pass Sunday in the White
Mountains.
The report that Lefty Louie had
been seen recently in Boston is be-
1'eved to have no bearing on Mr..
whitman's trip.
Whitman and Waldo in Conflict.
That there is conflict between Dis
trict Attorney Whitman and Police
Commissioner Waldo is shown by
sfstements they have issued.
;HIf District Attorney Whitman per-
Forms his duty in this investigation"
gays Commissioner Waldo. "'he will
'can me before the Grand Jury to |
explain how under my system of
bending the 'strong-arm squad it
was impossible for Lieutenant Becker !
or anybody else to give protection to
gamblers. to say nothing of selling
them that protection"
TO this District Attorney Whitman
|retorts as follows:
Commissioners Waldo can best
serve the city. the county and the
district attorneys Office just now by
seeing TO il that his 10,4oO policemen
the three murderers in this
ease. who are still at liberty. Every |
additional day these three men are
permitted to remain at large is a