The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1912, Page 14

< GAN TRAP GETS DETECTIVE, Robert Seleske Pleads Not Guilty to Charge of Ex- tortion, Money Not Found by “Trail- ers” Who Let Third Man Get Away. Ee Detective Robert Seleske, Grade detective attache! to the Stage Mreet station, Willlamaburg, who is al- Jewed to have added to his income by blackmatling ignorant foreigners with the firet by The Evening World. Garry Dale, counsel for the accused etective, waived the readme of the affidavit made by Viktor Filmon of No. . M East Pighth st the complainin, witness against the plea of not gulity in b ent. The case was put over until Oct. 8% for a hearing. Geleske was arrested last night after The Evening Worl had carried tts in- formation of the alleged blackmatlin operations of the Brooklyn detect! rect to the Police Commissioner. fective Conti Attached to headquar- ters, was ed by Commissioner ‘Waldo mén's complaint and Af possible trap the plundering detective in the act. For almost two hours the detective hid been shadowed about the streets of nN REE him and that he would probably got | tne & white muffier he wore about his |neck Seleake #aw the move, awung on ton that both of the old parties in New BUT BAITS GONE PAID $100, FILMON SAYS.\"' threats of “railroading” to the peniten- tary, was arraigned before Magistrate | Voorhess in tho Manhattan Avenue | Court to-day. IT's arrest last night by “Honest Dan" Cos n followed In- formation given to Commirsioner Waldo Beleske, man, his precinct by Costigan and his men. ‘The signal was given by the complain- ing witness chat $100 in marked money had been paid and @ few secon Seleske found himeelf Jocked in ¢! rms of the “Honest Cop.” There was a vio- lent struggle while Seleske was reaching for his blackjack, during which time Costigun was saying: “Now don't fight me I'm Costigan—I'm « policeman. You're my prisoner. There's no use struggling.” Then Seleske yielded and accompanied Costigan to the Stags street atation. There the prisoner was searched, but the marked money was not found. It wae then said it had bees passed to another detective just before) ‘the arrest was made. Thie second man is to be arrested to-day. After acing his prisoner locked up Costigan remarked: “I'd rather look up ‘& grafting cop than « murderer.” FILMON TELL6 STORY OF AT- TEMPTED EXTORTION. ‘The facts leading to the arrest are told in an a Mdavit eworn to by Filmon Who was at one time a tailor, but who fs now a chauffeur, having just gradu. ated from one of the many echools that make chauffeurs to order. Filmon never yet held a position in his new calling. He 1s an intelligent young man, but ® very much frightened one when he told his story. Ho had been threatened by Detective Seleske, he aaid, and firmly Delieved that unless he paid him $100 he would be railroaded to Sing Ging for & long term. Filmon Pole by birth ‘and in the country six y In his aMdavit Fiimon says on July 1 he lived on Cannon street, near Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, and that a women made love to him, so he left to avoid her and went to jive in Eighth street, Manhattan. last Suturday, he sweare, Beleske accused him of having robbed the woman after giving her knockout drops, and sald he was going to arrest ——— eT Lays cay Cis “Ghe Right Way is the Gas Way” slidated Gas Damgany of NewYork Geo THE Evs Inbelshoactda tala. REPORT. his wife. ned to Uh spotted cious and) Soe ’ Inst night Was) no iy, Gist intrate Dod, i e did not know. », 42 Humboldt Th two then walke! up the street to street giving hi [the next corner, where a short, stout man, wearing a light brown overcoat, Joined them. WENT FOR A LEISURELY HOUR'S STROLL. ‘The three walked leisurely along for several Diocks, all the time shadowed by Costigan and his men. Finally Seleske said he wanted to telephone for his shle pal He went away and ten minute, another man appeared, stature than Seloske small ark mustache. The stout man in the brown overcoat dis | appeared about this time and n MARCONI | HOPES ‘0 LEAVE Bears the Light Well, London Office Learns. | pany. On the contrary, although Saturday’ ske spotted the nin the ferry house, , dragged him into Ing a blackjack, ist was called in, st hia head” If he) his left eye stood tno light perfectly. Fis amy aan ana | Marcon! was up “ma time during the : then in Ten Eyck street. They | any, 8nd baked lodileacdhd Bishltbe errs! don the corner, Seleske said: you got the money?" replied Fiimon. “ pass it over,” was the response, Filmon pasted the roll, he soya. to who handed {t to the other hurried away, where FYlmon | Se enneere STRAUS ON OPPONENTS. 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