New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
FEAR THEY ARE TOO LATE.
Police Think RosSeau Had Time to
Get 45cay from Chicago.

Hot on the trail of the elusive G. Rosseau. the
oynamiter. Inspector McClusky was in Chicago yes
rerdsv. The discovery made here that Rosseau,
under the name OF Russell had been living in
Chicago and had built his machine there, the in
spector thought Of sufficient Importance 10 warrant
going there with good chance Of catching his
man With him went Detective Sergeants GarVaI
and Carey. Learning in Chicago, however, that
al RusseITs movements there had been made
public he started for this city last night believins
that the dynamter had had warning enough to
escape. The two detectives stayed behind.
That Rosseau had an eccompIce is now the police
theory based on the discoveries which took them
20 Chicago. Whether this man also came from the
West o. met Rosseau here on his arrival is not
known. HIS appearance in the case has consider
ably tangled the police who before this believed
that they had discovered everything except the
actual wherea bouts Of the dynamiter. Apparently
after STAYING for couple Of DAYS with Rosseau the
accornplice disappeared Ihe police refuse TO say
whether they think there was an organized gang OF
which Rosseau member.
Here the Detective Bureau learned yesterday
much OF Importance regarding Rosseau when he
first came TO this city Landing here on SUNDAY
evening Ar~il g al the West Shore ferry, at Forty
second-st- ne and mis- mysterious companion are
believed 70 have gone 10 the West Shore Hotel, at
Eieventh-ave. and F0rty-second-st. on the hotel
register are TWO names. bracketed, John a. Ruby.
o. Niagara and Edward Andruss. Of Holden No
At right angles 70 them. behind the bracket Is the
Authorization -Drs'' 4 photograph OF these entries
was submitted TO David Carvalho. the Handwriting
expert yesterday. While he Viii not say posltlFey
that the Ruby signature is in the same writing as
LIE letter OF warning 10 Commissioner Greene. he
does say that il i similar in many respects j.
Another discovery yesterday was mat carry iaSt
week 2 man whose description tailed with ttOSsaQ
purchased, at q pswnshop IN Eighth-aNer 4 S44la
hacksaw and q large pair Of wirecutters -
There was a story told yesterday OF the nrlolng
q letter write. in French on q torn
piece Of newspaper. in Rosseau's room in
Inc Currie house. In il Vas this sen
-erce. The destruction Of the Naron:t was
completed: Ie 3eun. VINO made the box has JUS
gone 10 Chicago" On this was built the assuInP-
lion that Rousseau one o. a gang OF u!ia-
rDitere organized destroy ships The reference
L. The Naronc a White Star line steamer, which
left Liverpool February II. 1873, ana was heEtc
fterWard heard from, pointed TO her QeSt hStlo
b. al Internal machine theory Wllch nae auIieI-
eTrs a that time The steamer was then me
largest freighter sfOat. and carried large crew;
John Lee agent Of the White star Line, SECURED
his 5dea YESTERDAY. i consider II absurd he
said and the officers Of the line have never Tor
n instant believed such thing The NaroIllc was
lives These may have broken loose, causing me
cargo SHIFT and the ship to turn turtle AnotIt5
theory was that her engines broke ana haInhltItl
hole her. But. certainly VIC don't belieNe 1lls
dynamite story x.- -
Yesterday about only unknown feature %
Pcsseau-s actions in this city was Wher7 ne mr.
the rlsrabout in which he Grove 10 the 'ulIIe
house and from which he took TWO packages. SUI
posed q have contained the dyna Detecu'eS
lxere hunting for the stable where ne got ne
wagon. From the short time between when ne
room and his return, they think the stable must
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