New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-29

Three of the four gunner wanted for
the murder Of Herman Rosenthal, Glib the
Blood" Lefty" Louie" and Whitley"
are in this city, and yesterday they were
negotiating through friends for lawyers
who would not sell them out TO the po-
lice"
These men, their friends assert, insist
that the police have nothing on them
but they fear that were they to drive up
to Police Headquarters in taXicsbs and
give themselves up without having able
lawyers behind them they would be
'jobbed" by the police.
They have received word. both through
the press and through their friends, that
the police would appreciate visit from
them at Headquarters, but they refuse to
follow the lead of Sam Paul, Jack
Rose. Harry WALTON. Bridge" Weber and
The others who responded to the invita-
lion.
it is their intention 10 surrender when
they have completed the negotiations now
under way with certain lawyers, and their
plan is to go to Police Headquarters, give
themselves up and refuse to say word
10 the police.
These fellows are wise guys" said
the Tribunes informant last night
They have no taste for being 'sweated'
Joy detectives at Headquarters. They're
just going to sit tight. and after they
are arraigned before a coroner they will
not consent TO so back 10 Police Head
quarters, but will insist on being sent to
the Tombs where they will be able 10
laugh at the detectives
No one i'll the underworld could be
found who had received word from SAM
Schepps, one OF the men said 10 have
been in the murder car
"Daso Frank" Shifts Liberty.
The fifth man whom the police accuse
OF having been in the murderous gang
"Dago Frank" has refused to tell the
police anything, and 1t is hoped by his
lack Of evidence when he is aTsigned to-
day before Coroner Feinoerg.
Ii was said around Police Headauar-
ters Yesterday that Mrs. Isabella Good
win, the only woman detective on the
force who rounded up the $4,000 taxicsb
robbers by winning the confidence Of
''Swede Annie" sweetheart Of one Of the
bandits, did not have the same success
with three Of the women who have been
associated with "Gib the Blood" 'Dago
Frank and Sam Schepps.
Another OF the prisoners now charged
with the murder OF Rosenthal who, II is
believed, will be discharged for lack of
evidence to-day. is Sam Paul, the East
side gambler. Charles G. p. Wahle, bis
counsel has maintained all along that
the police have not had the slightest
shred OF evidence against MS client. and
unless Paul is turned out to-day he will
apply for a writ OF habeas corpus.
sam Paul is the one wealthy gambler
among the lot now under arrest. He
owns the Sans Souci music hall, which
was raided six hours before Herman Ro-
seminal was murdered, on "sqlleai'
made by the accuser OF Lieutenant
Charles Becker. Since then the place has
boon converted into 8 moving picture
house.
II was on the outing two weeks ago
yesterday OF the Sam Paul Association
that the murder Of Essential, according
70 the police, was planned. ''Bridgie''
Weber and Jack Rose were among
those al g poker table on the steamer
sossate, which was chartered for the
outing. when the accusations made By
Essential against Becker were discussed.
Put Judge Wahle said that more than
mere talk will have TO be adduced 10 hold
his client.
All the prisoners in the case, except
Bridge" Weber, will be arTaigned be-
fore Coroner Feinoers to-day. Weber has
been held TO await the action OF the cor
oner's jury, which will sit on August 10.
II is not at all unlikely that re will hare
become a witness for tie state before
then. as his wife and s!ster-in- law have
repeatedly urged him 10 confess. II lie
knows anything about the murder.
The police say they have their strong
est case against Weber II was at his
place that the assassins foregathered, and
he was seen by two witnesses running
away from the Mctropole after Rosenthal
MAS shot.
Police Grow Apathstic.
Police Headquarters was deserted yes
terday, save for a couple OF clerks ano
tne or two detectives. Not a policeman
Or a rank higher than Lieutenant was 10
Do seen at any time yesterday at Police