The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-12

with ROsfUthal. TnAt was 10 ket MIN
off the earth. which would settle
everything.
GETS WORD OF sUBPoENAs
AFTER RosENTHAL STORY.
AFTER the outing Rose met Jack
Sullivan at tho Lafayette Place
Baths.
.Suiuvan said" declared Rose.
'tiu,t Brand Jury subpoenas were
out because Of KoRnthal--ene was
for me and one for Dollar John.
got All automobile and went 20 Web
ber'S poker room and asked him to
see Dollar John and fsDme others ana
keep them away from the Grand
Jury. went back to the baths.
Hecker called me at tho baths and
asked me II I'd seen sullivan. Later
Webbcr called me and told M that
everybody had agreed TO ksep away
from the Grand Jury and wouldn't
TESTIFY against Becker
Bes,ker. according to Rose. asked
him to send WALTON and Schepps NJ
70 the home Of Roscnhars hrst wife,
Dora Gilbert. to ret an afYidavit black,
ening Roscnthai's character. WALTON
called UP and said he had the am
davits. but wanted Rose to come and
pay n wine bill OF S46 or $50 which
had run MP during the ncNotiations.
lie went and got WALTON ana Schepps
and went to Sharkeys. There the
taxicab tire exploded.
TELls OF HIRING GRAY MUIR
DER CAR.
q. Did you hire another car? A.
Yes. got Shapiros car. WALTON
and Schepps got In with me l told
SHAPIRO 20 go to the park and up
Seventh avenue. We went to the
house on Seventh avenue where
Daeo Frank lived. He stuck his
head out of the window and asked
him where the rest Of the fellows
were. He said he'd take me- whore
they were at Forty second street
and Sixth avenue. We met Leftie
Louis. gyp the Blood ana Bridge
Webber and Whitley Lewis there. We
went upstairs in webber's and had
. talk AZ a b,g table. I saw Weber
In conversation with Ieftte Louie. I
saw Wcbber go out and saw him
come bnck. He said something and
everyone got up and went out with
MIN. Then he came back again.
u. HOW long was IN between his 60.
ing out and coming hack the m@
time? A. About half an hour.
The hrst man 10 leave the room
was Frank. Next was Lefty Louie
and Whitley Lewis and then Gyp the
Blood. Webber went out and Schepps
started. ! ask ed wh.re he Wa going.
and he said he was Eoing to look
around and see what was doing.
said There's nothing doing. you stay
here turned to speak 10 WALTON.
He had Eone aud Schepps was zone
and ! was alone.
her came in and told me Rosenthal
was dead. went out and stayed
on the sidewalk for awhile.
II went to a subway station and
| telephoned to Becker."
q, What did you say7 A. I said
"Hello!" then "IIavo you heard ?"
Yes" was the reply. Good boys
I asked him when he heard, and he
said he'd heard II long neo. Then I
told him TO hurry downtown. that
I was at Webber's. asked him
where he got the news. and he said
from a newspaper man who was =
where I WA and he'd be- right down.
Q. Hoy long did you wait Mt Web
ber's for Becker. A. must have
waited about two hours
| q. Where were you when he came 7
a. villas sitting on q stool on the
sidewalk until I Jaw him coming to-
ward me. Then rot mp and walked
with him and Sullivan and Weber
around the corner. There was an
empty doorway there and We stood in
It and talked.
"I said to him: You were n. long
time gsttnE here. Where have you
been?
ale said: on. I'VE been doing some
work. I've been at the ststion.' I
asked What did you hear and see
there He said Lots OF rumors.
They've got three or four automobile
numbers-all wrong"
SAYS, BECKER LOOKED Al
RooENrHAL's BODY.
Becker said TO me: I went baci,
was there. That dead - ought Ia
be hung on = telegraph pole a. q
warning
After that I went TO the Lafayette
Baths and stayed there tili 10 O'Clock
next morninc-July Is. Then l went
home and stayed q couple Of hours
q. Did you have any other talk
with Becker that morning? 4. Yes
Becker said: Don't worry at all" He
told Bridgie Weber to give me $1,000
for the fellows who had done the job
"Teil the -four fellows to scatter" III
said. "and not be Dragging. Send
Schepps out Of town also"
J @. DID you SEQ Becker aSainS 4
Yea. In the afternoon Of that day
After that I gave Leftie Louie tn,
$1,000 Weber had given me. ther
went to the home OF Harry Pollock
whom I'd known for a long time.
stayed there all night and all Wcdnos
} day.
''Becksr called me up and told m,
Wednesday Harry Pollock had beer
to Headquarters TO see him and told
him / was III. He told me to keel
quiet--not TO worry; that this thinl
would blow over in 2 few days.
Lefty and Shapiro. and ne said
THAT'S all hight; got . lawyer To-
them and I'll Az Il all right.
Rose related In detail . telephone
conversation he had had with JohI
w. Hart. Poliok's lawyer. from Pol
! lok's apartment. This concerned IN,
! obtaining OF a6idavits denying tn,
, allegations against Becker that h
VS. . gambling primer Of Rosentha
2 and had mortgage on Rosenthari
+. place.
j .. Did you have . talk with Becke
t after that before you gave yoursel
D up7 A. No.
q. DID you 20 to Police Hsadquar
= tiers and give yourself up the neg
a day. A. Yes. From there I went I
fhs Mat riot A ttornAv'a ofPiCa