New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-13
dINMEN SLAYERS
I'm IN POLICE TRAP
u.rder Charge Is Certain
IN Strauss Killing,
Police Say.
cIIIBS TO SMASH
GANG RULE HERE
-, PRAISES Good Stick Work
Judge Takes Hand In
Big Crusade.

.u ~ witnesses enough CON
enc four gunner accused OF
800 "a IN the killing Of Frederick
s The city Court clerk 10 hold
- a murder charge when they are
''s". this morning before Coroner
t This was the assertion made
fe,o police Commissioner Dough
,-iy yes;e7day. h,.
q, detectives working under Mr..
~ and Inspector Faunot The
-, also are seeking 20 learn the
Sc =, ,ve-v member or the "popey
-. es-r who opened Ere on one OF
,.-he-s Of an Italian gang
:. IN. with the policy as laid down by
-. N,,,chei n suthoriEinS the use or
.-s..,,ck, BY patro'men was the. sen
- two members OF the Paul
- ss,g BY Judge Rosalsky In the
,.a,, o. Special Sessions YESTERDAY
-. Rs-bsra twerty-fve wears old. or
"a Vet 10Th street and joseph
-, ,u.ntv-two years old. or NO. so
.,,.h street. convicted Of mansiaugh-
.,. s.ntence6 70 Sing sing prison
80 fo- rot less than nineteen years
"a vt.,r,i not r ore than eighteen years.
-. convicted OF rnanslsughter in
..,o, with the death ~ Jerry MAZDA,
,rsr.er. in front q sarsse on west
A.. .,-.e; last 1une.
80. Rosaisky. ia passing sentence
a. Modern methods should he ADOPTED
.yroressing these gangs OF young
s..,,ur,s that iufest our city. and II Is
-, 10 call = halt
v,vor Mitchell said yesterday ne
-. seer, 10 hs doing very well Ihey
,-song along vigorously. That's what ]
"a -. Commissioner ! wanted him 10
a. ,clt Rim 70 Re unremittins and keep
IN, ,rter the gsnrs-
Clubs 70 OueIl Gunner.
asked - his statement REGARDING
a. 90. NJ clubs Was 90 he interpreted 10
q, ,hs, hc would countenance the use
!, cl,bs nv rstrolmen. he said: ION gun
-, v,," Continuing ne said: / hosr
4. ,o,leA vii use their clubs on every
~.,-sn thew csn lay their hands on.
49,, Nv any means. however. Intend 10
ia, he very admirable policy of the late
No. cavnor with reference 10 the use
d, cubs OF decent citizens.
An ,,snectors were given Instructions
T., ro-rn,ss,on.- Mckay yesterday IN
.,-..c-on with the use OF clubs by pa
...'-sn While not specific with re-
..-,.-. as 70 ,ust what words were used
(, n. Instructions. the Commissioner SAID
"a, All OF the inspectors understood
,.r meant" lie said that careful dis
--s-nion should be used by the men IN
snr thelr clubs Inspectors In investi-
nHaE clubbing complaints should care
fly ascertain the character Of the citi-
n dubbed.
Two More Police Suspensions.
Two more police suspensions were an
-ounoed by the Commissioner yesterday
uG result % Friday nights shooting.
r,.vv.re Lieutenant George Wheeler, OF
"a s,h street precinct. and Patrolman
la.sph Rosenstock. OF the same precinct.
vhs.ls-. who was on patrol duty on
4. nsht o. the shooting. was suspended
.v not taking proper action following the
.ooung, and Rosenstock for not having
reported knowledge he had that the
roo,irg was scheduled for Friday night.
Tommy Lenny and Johnny Dyck, the
Nc gunner who were organizers OF the
- held al Arlington Hall. outside OF
v>ich the shooting OF Strauss took place
Friday night gave themselves up 10 the
Jo;ios yesterday. They talked with Mr..
Dosgheriy and were held IN 800 bail as
Fsierisl witnesses by Coroner Feinberg.
The gsngsters 10 be arraigned this
ro'ring are 'Dopey'' Benny Fem, Rubin
kspin. Wake Gordon and little
lhls Beclerman.
The funeral Of Frederick Strauss, the
uctin o. the gunmen's shots, WAS held
-si night al bis home. No. s35 Longwood
tEsr1e
NJ Strauss was member OF four
etges Of the Odd Fellows and was on his
nay to Tsutonis Hall on the night he
IA shot and killed In q lodge capacity 10
nWidows snd orphans Of the order. The
'rlal Will be held this morning AT Wood
ssn
Justice McAvoy, IN whose court Strauss
'" assigned, paid tribute 20 him yes
'srosy