The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
told him that he had been engaged In some
oloct rical work In Ne rico recently.

Joseph McHuley. an electrician, who
lives in Mrs. Currie's house, said yesterday
that Roeseo struck up an acquaintance
with him when he heard that he was an
electrician McAuley visited the dyna-
inter several times in his room, but never
saw anything Of the infe rnal machine or OF
any Of the parts which we're used in y.
McAuley and De Belmonte. M we'll as the
other boarders in the house, say that they
frequently heard the sounds OF ha mmerlng
and OF saving in the house
Robert c. Rivers, who with De BemOnte
searched Rosseo's room before even The
police had a chance at II. said Yesterday
that one thing he noticed about out ne tn CIR
steamship tables in the room was that the
pages devoted to last Saturdays sailin gs
we're turned down AK If they were being
constantly referred to- Rivers said that
he knew nothing m IRE about Hosseo IMAM
De Belmonte, but he added that he de-
scriptons given Of the man. while in the
main good were in some particulars wrong
and altogether indndaWate.
"This man could I've told in a second by
any one who had ever seen him before"
said Rivers, "for he was really remark
able man in appearance. He Is it'll over
5 feet 8 inches tall. weighs about 100 pOunGs
has an aQuiline hose, very red complex
ion, IA reddish. not a black mustache cropped
close. ant! strong square. resoiute chlh'
His hair Ia very black, thick in the back.
hut thin in front, so that h" is almost bald I,
He has small blue-gray eyes and the look
Of a perpetual scowl He had habit OF
contracting his eyelids when interested
in anything, tina; made his small eyes even
smaller. and this habit was so strong on
him that | doubt il he could stop doing II
II he wanted TO-.
V. Matire, tailor at 40 West Thirty.
first street, said Yesterday that h" had
some clothing in his place that he thought
Rosseo had left there to he pressed The
suit is a blu. serge suit made by Schloss
Bros, who have stores at Baltimore, Md.
and at Raleigh. \. {.
Rivers went to the talors store last night
and said that the suit was his and had never
belonged to- Rosseo or anyone else.
Rousseau is common enough name in
Canada David Rousseau. the electrician
who vas once prominent in the Peoples Par
~ and who brought Mary. Elizabeth Lease
Canadian. He knows nobody of the name
answering the description of the dvna-
inter
1t is said thst the vorts mobile pas"
(misspelled French for dc nj forget y we're
found on scrap, of payer in the oyna-
81 the letter of warning to the police.
man whose name was not Rousseau and
who spelled Rousseau "Rosseau' might
very we'll spell n'oubie oblie. But
a French Canadian will spell French as God
pleases The dynamitcr appears however.
TO have been weaker in other languages
than in English for he signed an Italian
name erroneously written to his letter to
the police
NOTHING FOUND IN WASHINGTON.
WAsulNGToN, May Ia Washington fig
ured to some extent in the Developments
to-day in the investig ation into the Cmbria
internal machine affair. and member of
he New York detective force has been AT
work here following out clue. purchase
slip from large department store in this
city, found in the room occupied by Rosseo.
The slip contained the memorandum of a
purchase of small quantity Of stationery.
The New York detective. cooperating
with the local force. has made a thorough
search. but il was reported at headquarters
here tonight that nothing had been dis
covered beyond the veri1cation by the
store Of the slip as representing sale. No
information was obtainable from the clerk
who made the sale as TO the identity of
the purchaser. The detective returned
to New York tonight.
THR CLOTHES BOUGHT IN RALEIGH.
RALEIGH. n c.. May IA man who
in a general way answers the description
Of Rosseo bought a blue serge suit Of Gross
4 Linehan, clothers here, on April %.
The suit was made bv Schloss Bros.
The man also bought fedora hat. The
Marlborough House.
Geo. Ross.
To THE EDITOR OF THE Sun Sir: Trans
posing the letters of &C. Rosseo. the dyna-
miter's supposed name, you have Geo. Ross
ANAoRAM1sT
r.. q. Gross.
To TIE Ep1ToR OF THE SUN-Sir | make