New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-21
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- Rose and WALTON. whom | saw
tae - fYst time. were IN Freeman 5
ioI "s;-rc6 his books IN their own
rames uo.tor saws. accused hin,
fesbi0,- one Of his pictures, where
O., re r,,5ers had left II intact, so
s a..c0pt 10 frame me fell through. ~
"a, - tbis raid Inspector McCluSkey
s,oke 10 me again. My friend,
tNJ..,o Alfred Henry Lewis, called me
ne To- home on Thanksgiving Day,
% md warned me Of this attempt to
irSqS :, his confession. said that he
49, money for me from Kid Cur
hose place on Fourth Avenue /
tl aided. This demonstrates more
Of his perjury. -. -,
AZ NV intention TO attend the
ho>y, berouct New Years Eve At
IN IN he found 70 out IN some way, and
i;'Go,sve told his old partner, Rosen-
Who obtained a ticket IN some
t-"., .r ocd WAS al the club when Mrs.
- and | arrived Louis Lyman,
~ Po,sepweber. and an officer IN the
81, Climb at once came and intro
..el Essential 70 US while we were
iii in the lobby
ST. T.s+ NIGHT IS described in great de-
- Poserthal. according to Becker,
s-Towirc the police lieutenant wher-
+to latter went, ROSCnthal appear
o~v.ous 20 know Becker. Contlnu-
sWken Mrs. Becker and ! went home
:. WAS not with Rose. as Rose had
.-..fed hardly spoke to Rose, for
49, ;rrenset az the trick felt he and
p-sor-bal had played. ] felt it was the
- Kind of trick Rosenthal had
,i9vs6 on ". i. Sheehan, secretary TO
waldo. who iu some manner RoSenthaI
lad induced 20 meet him at some din
-er csrIv in the fall of 1911, and then
..-.n,s-c6 the story that he, ROsen-
,lai had Shechan and Waldo right;
,sa- .hev were going TO protect HIM,
md then opened his gambling house.
Reaching the Sullivan feature, Beck
~ir the middle or latter part of
January. 1912. attended a fight at
Madison Square Garden on Saturday
rirrt Rose found me there and told
ne that Lawrence Mu.Ggan Big Tins
is.f-bro.rrr| wanted me 10 meet him
e. IrcroWs. In Fourteenth Street, at
1880 p. u. went there with Rose
,-e met Nu.ucan. MulligGn said Big
lin wanted 90 see me the next day.
sunday. al his Office in the Stanley
R-.ld.rc. al Broadway and Forty third
sweet. al ii q. M. Nulhgan said Big
Tim was we'll pleased with the way
lad enforced Tins law on dangerous
ves0ors. j went to Tins Office as re-
sres-sf think l met Mr. Applebaum
ISu.v.n's secretary there. too. After
waiting ar hour or so Tim came IN and
TOOK me into his private room and
thanked me for the way / had been en-
fgrcr- the law he had passed.
"Su. van said he had just come
f-9m seeing Commissioner Waldo at
the R.tz-Carlton and that he had talk
with Waldo about permitting Rosen-
tIsI TO- run his gambling house. Sull-
van said he was interested IN Rosen-
tre's house to the extent Of Sl2,5OU
arJ besides. wanted to help RoSenthal.
Sullivan said Waldo told him that II
al, other gambling houses were al
loved 10 30 business, ROSenthaI was 70
De- allowed the same chance. / told
Sullivan that. from what Waldo had
s.G 90 him. Waldo meant that no gam
bling house could run with this con-
sent
sullivan said he understood Waldo
20 mean that Rosenthal could run, pro-
vd.rg be did not DO so openly. Sui
Ivan said, Now you see how Waldo
feels about it, He also said he had
sen. for me 10 make sure Rosenthal
would not be raided by me. told
Sullivan that. if ne had Waldo's word.
e. need not worry about me, as only
ra.ded when and where Waldo ordered
NE 20. and that i Waldo did not order