The Washington times., 1905-01-16

tried to get a boatman to row me 10 the ne
Arsenal grounds, but they Were all
afraid TO take their boats through the
tee
machine failed me. 1t was my intention
next time to place the machine near the
statue at dusk while the sentries were
You know Mrs. Curry, here?'
'iOh, yes.
Did you make the Umbria machine in
her house2" asked Detective Sergeant
Carey.
Don't ask me that; couldn't answer
YOU" replied Rosseau in very polite
way.
Put Box on Pier.
but you placed the box on the pier?"
Eyes, sir. I did,
land you intended to blow up the
ship?'
Rosseau would not discuss his inten-
lions
You purchased the dynamite?" asked
Carey.
Yes, 1 bought it,
Why did you use the name Of an
Italian contractor when you got it,"
Il can't answer that
did anyone go with you to buy IT.
Rosseau shook his head. shrugged his
shoulders, and refused 10 answer.
You bought the clock for the Umbria
machine IL Chicago. didn't you?" asked
Carey.
II was in Chicago
And you stayed there with q Mrs. FL
lisp"
Il do not like to say that
Sergeant Carey had traced the man
TO Butte. Portland. and Seattle, and told
Of incidents connected with Rosseau' s
stay in each place.
He admitted being in these places, but
evaded all questions asked as TO whom
he had met.
Questioned as to Owen Kelly.
Captain Donaghy then asked him
about his knowledge of owen Kelly
Did you expect to get $500 from
Patrick Keil1'?''
any money"
why did you go to him.
Il must decline TO answer that"
do you know where Owen Kelly is?''
Rosseau hesitated a moment and Their
answered.:
II may talk about that some other
time
man. but his replies We're all evasive,
at the same time he tried TO make those
in the room believe he really did know
something. Captain Donaghy said later
he didn't believe the man knew any
thing about Kelly
Rosseau admitted he was using ficti-
t1ous name He would not give his real
name He said he was born al this
country. and was q farmer by occupa-
ton He would not tell where he was
born or give any information about his
antecedents-
Wants No Foreigners Statue Here.
Captain Donaghy talked to him at
some length about his purpose for at
tempting to blow up the statue of Frede-
rick the Great
None Of US is very much in love
with the idea Of having a foreigner :
statue here said the captain, patroniz-
ingly.
II don't know whether that's sarcasm
or not" said Rosseau, but the fact is
am very much opposed TO anything
for American people"
1t must take quite little money fol-
you TO go about as you do. suggested
Captain Donaghy- Have you good in
| come, or do friends aid your
Il can't answer that"
Have you ever been abroad"
This IS my country, and l mean &c
stay here said the prisoner, emphati-
cally
Did you make part of the UmbrIa
| machine n Chicago?" asked Sergean;
Carey
And you purchased a trunk there to
put IL in2''
Yes, bought the trunk. but 1t didn',
| suit the purpose. and later / subs ituteo
box-the one that was found on the
| pier.
After this admission Rosseau again
became non-comnittai on the topic
Mrs. Curry says you carried two
/ packages into her house just before yor
| placed the machine on the Cunard pier
! Did they contain dy,iamlte?
| You must find that out somewhere
| else
did you write the letter to Commits:
sioner Grecne?'
u did
Was it meant as a warning? DID