The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1912, Page 1

| WRATHER—Generany Fate To-Nig FI EDITION. aud Satarday. PRICE ONE CENT. STEEL REPORT ATTACKS ROOSEVELT, INSINUATES T307 PANIC WAS A FAKE coy ore FRE AMISTER corners AL FFTHAVENUE HUNTED INVA }DOINGS OF T. R. BARED. Firemen Finally Located It in Rear of Old Building Among Refuse. | | | | ‘Morgan Also. Lashed and Iniquities of Trust Told by | Stanley Conimittee. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—Ex-Pres!- dent Theodore Roosevelt and J. Pier- pont Morgan are special marks of at-| tack in the report of the majority, Firth avenue Paused in its rush this of the committee of the House of | after noon to enjoy a mystery, and the Representatives directed more than! ba a See akad ieee fe oer ago to tavestigate the United | gc, vegan conversing from four polnte i jot the pass upon the avenue be- submitted to the House today by) tween ty-elghth and Thirty-ninth Representative Stanley of Kentucky, | «treet. A water tower trundled up at a chairman of the committee. gallop, two ladder |. trucks. whirled The insinuation is inde that the “F0UNd & corner on two whyele, two 1 panic of 1907 was a battalion ch.efs and a fire patrol com- red fur tho benefit of pleted the august display of force. But where was the fire? the Steel Trust, and that the scheme 44045 knew, was made possitle by Col, Boosevelt. rhirtyselgth strect corner was The report deais with the Steel oi. ang the dial registered a Trust from its inception, and de- turned in. But neither Polleeman Br seribes the various steps by which J. nan nor Traffic Policeman Clatre, a fe P. Morgan and his associates built up eg away, had heard the sound of the the corporation. In addition to tiyine recommendations for legislation sug- ' - gested as remedial, the Democratic members of the committee made gen- nel] out that mysterious fire re 1 the equally mysterious stranger who had rung in the alarm, At last firemen smelled smoke com- ing from under the crack of a pad- eral accusations against the men re~ jocKeq door on the second floor re epensible for the organization, and 6: the old building at Nos. 428 and 4 fafe severe with Mr. Roosevelt. v broke down the door, which Bx-President Rocsevelt is indic adu't been unlocke i. for making the contro) of the ‘Trust absolute and is charged w being respcnsible for the gis | statuze which the trust has attaixed. GREAT PANIC OF 1907 A FAKE, | IS INSINUATION, The part that United States absorption of the Ten Iron Ratlroad ¢ Hoosevelt and Wall played in the pani and the insinuatio panic was an ————— Baseball Scores To-Day’ ay NATIONAL LEAGUE. AT NEW YORK, the beneiit of th CINCINNATI— ite comment the comunities say 0vd000 — y “Mow ® panic which had persist.) 4y py 4 ently resisted tho combined efforts of 02011 a the Federal Government and John D. 40 Rookefeller and J. P. Morgan & Co., er eng remained in unebated fury after | AT BROOKLYN, Morgan and Bockefeller had turned CHICAGO— loose $00,000,000 and the 110010 ‘Treasury $25,000,000 mare should 824° BROOKLYN— a be stillea by ferns By Schiey's Los ooo1o01 ther by any other wits 4 ne Lou PrIPARSRRHIA. “Yet it is urgendy maintained that ¢ the panio continnca prior to this mag- 000021 as fog) scoop of cecurities and that tue PHILADELPHIA— fratant the steel corporation soquired 000001 = tue Tennrssoe Con and Iron Goui- a peny’s stook it subsided instantly and Ropereey Sermanently. °. BRIIROT. ‘The committee reports that on Oct. oe Aan 26, 1907, President Roosevelt issued a - BOSTON— i _ (Continued on Fourth Page.) 0000000 -1 AMERICAN LEAGUE. AT CHICAGO. HIGHLANDERS EVERY WEEK IS Clean-Up Week O11 = CHICAGO— cr wi SUNDAY WORLD FOR BASEBALL SEE PAGE 8, ADVERTISELS, ( | GAFFNEY NOW F PRESIDENT ads. in the Foun tie ‘At @ apc Boston Natio vday, James ewent treasure the organ seveeding a Mn Gar w days ago bought Mr and the svock owned by and Jan | nolly of Bo’ and a in representing | Boston holders of stock in the club. GAMBLERS GRILLED To be sure, the firebox | ody ran around tn circles, | | Mexico. OF BOSTON NATIONALS. | | Ward's} rds | 9 ON ROSE’S GRAFT IN HUNT FOR “HIGHER-UPS at LIST be x i | Circulation Books Open to All.”’ | HIWDYOULKE TOBE INTHE SHERIFF BOBS IN? = He and His Depyty Come All the Way From New Mexico After a Fugitive. AND IT COSTS ’EM $600. But New York Frees Him on | $500—“Now, Asks Bob, Ain’t It Hell?” | Sheriff “Rob" Roberts of McKinley |County, New Mexico, and Deputy Sher- if Henry Brock, with the same address on the R. F. D., filed the triggers of | thelr single action guns down to a finer point early to-day and fared forth upon the trials of Gotham, opining that if they laid eyes on Herman Heinsius, alias Hamberger, 1,000 yards. Finding that Heinsius would not ac- cord them “he courtesy of being shot, 1 sheriff and his big deputy took @ train late this afternoon for McKinley County, N. M., vowing they hadn't been treated right and ‘hat they couldn't tell how.they were going to explain why they spent $00, traveled 5,000 miles and didn’t bring back thelr priponer. Their opinion of the blase and effete East has had a material decline in the past Yew days, Heinsius, a suave talking gentleman, showed up in McKinley County, New Mexico, back in May, repr self as a salesman for t Distribution Company of New York. in such capacity, he induced numerous and eundry thirsty souls to purchase large amounts of whiskey, guaranteed to kul #0 popular in McKinley County, New CASHED THE NOTES, DIDN'T balled “YORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, they'd wing him at! at a thousand yarde—the kind that is | 1912. WHI TMAN’S AIDE GIVES Two Photographs of dd Whitey Lewis’ ’ Made To- Day, Showing Profile and Full View of Alleged Slayer (Photographed Especially for The Evening World by a Staff Artist.) SEND THE RED EYE. Tleinsius, it was charged, condesce agreed ty accept notes, payad! ne walskey was delivered. Tl as delivered, but the| iscounted in the McKinley nty Bank, and so ws | ease for Mr. Hetnstur, ing me under false p Shrewd detectives chased Mr. Hein all over the country and finally arreste him in New York, 2,300 miles from Me- Kinley County, New Mexico, The ar- rest was made on July 10, On July 11 Heinsius was remanded for thirty days, pending the arrival of t requisition papers, McKinley County, New Mextes, immediately was notified and Sheriff Bob" and Deputy Brock, armed wi: their looking documents reading something about "Know ye all men by these pres- ents, ete.” and duly authorizing them to selze upon and hold the body of said Heinsius, started across the long tra.is for Gotham, But a day after they started Lawyer Abraham Levy had Heinsius taken be- for Justice Mulqueen in Part 1, Gen- there was nothing left for them to do but sit around until July 2, the day Heinsius was to have been surrendered by his bondsmen. Sheriff “Bob” and Deputy Brock put up at the Hotel York, in Seventh avenue, and imme- diately set out to prove that they were | good Ittle stickers around. They know | New York | ob and can tell you how to get to ey Island with leas In fact, they know more about f our leading ‘ost them ge for MeKir : ogee nals » the puriies x Dp Melsi County, N Mexico. BUT HEI!INSIUS FORGOT HIS AP. POINTMENT. So on duly 2ith=-trusting souls-the it to the court house to get their (Continued on mn Bourth Page) Photogravure of Wilson Free. y World will gt 4 large Woodrow Wil- *photoxravures, twice an large. It 9 8 wreat pictute of he Dem fe candida realde: Don't mise next Bunda: ‘World. \thful shooting {rons and legal | ee WHITMAN HUNTS IN BOSTON -—VOEIS51104 | Poseeiee Saati Cr tse ss veneer Resolution Broadens Lodis Captured, in Search of Two Gunmen the Monroe Doctrine and Is Said to Have Been Seen There. Warning to Other Nations. Pree al to The Evening World.) Boston became important in the great Rosenthal BOSTON, Aug. 2 sions, and the jurist fixed bail! qwasiINGTON, Aug. 2~After a three 1 hich Helnalus's friends put up | » behind closed doors, the {tragedy to-day, when District-Attorney Charles 8. Whitman, in pursdance in. caah ‘ § it to 4, adopted thefof the hunt for the murderers of Herman Rogenthal, arrived in this city, When Sheriff “Bob and his deputy Ne reer atee a hitian ee La UA ererN oF Her mRe Roam came in search Jetty Loule,” one o eged actual sla: arrived Heinstus was at Mberty, and] rece th ainnppraving, of | He came in search o vars at Rosenthal, crulted, and quisition by foreiar ording to the confessions any territory on the Western interests of | of informers, “ Circulation Books Open to » All, i | 12 PAGES FOR “LEFTY” AND “BiG JAGK” Takes Hurried Trip After “Whitey” Lewis is “Big Jack” Zelig, from whose gang the killers were re mily Fair To-Night FI EDITION. PRICE ONE CENT. — THIRD DEGREE TO BECKER’S ALLEGED GRAFT PAYERS | ewes Alleged Vuhinne of Becker’s | Shakedown Questioned by Moss to Confirm Ro:enthal’s Charge and Rose’s Confession. GUNMEN THRONG COURT WHERE “WHITEY” IS HELD. New Eyewitness of Murder Gives Version and Raider’s Chauf- feur Adds to Testimony. Leaving the capture of the two gunfighters accused of killing Her- man Rosenthal who are still at large to the police. Acting District-At- torney Moss took up to-day the task of following the trail of police graft bared by the murdered gambler and made more plain by the confessions of “Jack” Rose and “Bridgie” Webber. Close to a dozen Tenderloin gamblers and employees of gambling houses, the names of whom were furnished to the District-Attorney by Jack Rose, appeared at the Criminal Courts Building to-day carrying subpoenas and worried expressions. These men are supposed to know something about the colléction of graft by Becker and where the graft went after it left Becker's ‘nands. One by one they were questioned by Mr. Moss. He did not wax enthusiastic over the result of his probing, but the presence of the gam- blers in his office shows that he has a line on the situation of which Rosentflal complained. ? The worried expression on the faces of the gamblers was justified by information in their possession. They will be forced to repeat their stories before the Grand Jury. In the cases of some of them the District. Attorney is in possession of positive evidence that they have been giving up money for protection, Perjury charges will be lodged against them if they fail to corroborate this information. NEW EYEWITNESS OF MURDER QUESTIONED. Harry Newbold, proprietor of the Times Square Hotel in Forty- third street, just west of Seventh avenue, said to be an eyewitness of the murder of Rosenthal able to identify the niurderers, was briefly enter- tained by Mr. Moss at the District-Attorney’s office to-day. Neither Mr. Moss nor Mr. Newbold would discuss what information was given by the latter. Otto Aversi, the chauffeur who took Lieut. Becker to his home the night of the Rosenthal murder, was also questioned by Mr. Moss, “Whitey” Lew!s, who was captured last night In the Catskill Mountains and brought to town early to-day, was grraigned before Coroner Feinberg this afternoon, charged with complicity in the murder of Herman Rosenthal, At the request of Mr. Moss the examination of Lewis was adjourned until? next Tuesday afternoon, Lewis walked down from Police Headquarters to the Criminal Courts Building, surrounded by a guard of detectives. The prisoner was hand- cuffed to Detective Cassassa. A big crowd of boys and young men followed the little group down Centre street. The handcuffs were removed from Lewis In court. A short affidavit, signed by Detective James Harvey, was }}submitted to the court, The affidavit charged Lewis with actually firing the bullets that caused the death of Rosenthal. He is the first of the pris oners in the hands of the authorities to be so accused. Lewis had nothing to say in court, It was learned from Deputy Com- missioner Dougherty that very little was got from Lewis while he was in custody at Healquarters. | which might be used as mi The « t importance was attached Seslored to be the actual killers ef] CAN'T NAME RELATIVES FOR ALIBI. The revolution broadens the scope xt] MYREETIOUS TID ron eg A.M. [bad told tie hiding place in Moston of |“He was at Rockaway Beach with ‘Letty Loute,’ ‘yp the Blood’ and ‘Dago the Monroe doctrine, ay Ae ice got into communication |*¢ t¥o men Frank.’ whe tenn voting rains | ie repo AD Pe SNe BF ol Whit ne nueriadsy lett this olty “He says he went out of town on July 15 to visit relatives and wae eer peree end. Banc | York detectives w York imably for New| away from New York on the 16th when Rosenthal was killed, But be is Repu Te gale Rite ts unable to tell who the relatives are or where they lve," An amendment offere A Mekatar ot a nth ang which killed F HAILSTORM HALTS len whose business Keeps them in the vieinity of the Criminal Courts n ft k 1 al He f 1 = Building recognized Lewis as @ hanger-on about the courts and the Tombe, ihe reforanee 10 ‘cay owt y GRAND CIRCUIT RACES, 'severat persons identified him as the man who was in. the company of pap teaioa alive ce Mee aunt Jack Zel wn that gangster Was shot in the head across the street from _ re ae i wanted V \ ' val Courts Bulld by Torti, a rival gangster, a few weeks ago. CRUISER TO NICARAGUA sept ; ‘ 1, bout ¢ steele r alle ) have slain Rosenthal at the instigation of TO PROTECT AMERICANS |"'s,"\\ ets ue t for tie Grand Circuit A eines se MRR ciMPaldes dara rig fic an | ! : F ; : a un ago Frank Cir ! vos from the Central Office are swarming lnevauhan Reported St ; then through t utskII] region, following trails which they hope will lead to the | There and Washing . the w raed niding place of “Lefty Loule” and “Gy Blood,” the two still missing. | rs which ‘i ; A big crowd of gang members a ie gunfighters assembled in \ Order 1 ia > — und around the Criminal Co Hullding prior to the arraignment of Lewla | WASHINGTON, A haat Last Two Days of Big Sale, Vm! figured that the a risoner were on hand | Tacama was ardered from Cuan Hier : a2 wey nec f merely to show him that they him what degree of Rear le way, cor Ue moral encouragement such a gang could seare up, there was a considerable enorted Pate Pah « display of police activity. Groupe in corridors were broken up and my Att mi ima '” Serge Suit i A police officers and de were pumerous. eats ae amis Gua at Gaartaur Gan charged with ehvuitng Rosenthal, had been captured tm the Cateletile, . one tpn essa