The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-30

| her first husband and went with Mollick,"
"But Mollick signs his name to his letters
to her as Pollakp'
SIS that so?''
Miss Goldman tried to be arch. Il was a
dismal failure she did not repeat.
1.-THE POLICE MAKE ME TIRED"
"Mollick met his wife in Buffalo. and
when they came here Berkman assisted
them and we all lived together in Christie
street. No, don't know where his wife is
now. but I believe she has gone to Long
| Branch to see her husband. The papers
made big fuss about me, but | have not
been concealing myself. l have been
around town ali the time"
"Were you called upon last night by
Chief O'Mara Of the Pittsburg police?
| mo, l was not. The police make me
tired. They are mostly fools. They go
about mysteriously and do nothing. All
they ever did was to put that old fool, Most,
in Jail"
'TYou are a friend Of Most'sg"
| "a friend The old fraud only wish
that when / had chance to do it, 1 had
made him give me some of his money. He
| is a coward, and an anarchist for revenue
only"
| "Were you not his anarchistic wife before
be took up with Lena Fischer and you met
| Berkmansn
''Hs, ha, hap
Again that hard, unmusioal laugh. This
| time IL had a ring OF insincertty In 1t that
belied her words. II was not" she said
| decsively.
"Wheu was it that you had a chance to
make him give you money"
"You reporters are to impertiuent. 1 hate
reporters"
"Whyw
| because hate all inquisitors. l have
| Travelled all over this country, lecturing to
the groups. and | have spoken here when
| that paltroon Most was afraid OF the police.
Yes am Russian but from what part of
| Russia don't propose to tell. But above
| all am an anarchist"
you are proud, then, of your lovers
| achievemeptT
Indeed l am; we all ere"
| You received several kilograms last Sat
urdaY; were they from BerkmanW
| Now, don'5 propose to say any more.
have told you enough, and l suppose you
will write a lot of lies. You all do, because
| your people must pander TO the capitalists
who give you bread, and the capitalists
| like to Sread the lies about us anarchists"
! Won't you tell me when you last heard
from BerKman"
That is no concern to the public. Now,
| sir, | will say no more. IL you were to ask
questions oil night would not answer"
THE OTHER ANARCHISTS AROUSED.
One by one the swarthy, half-clad aud
grimy anarchists in the front room had
| been coming near TO where their queen sat.
Some of them probably gave her sign to
| say no more. A dozen stalwart black and
redbearded anarchists stood few feet back
of the reporter. Another reporter ap-
preached and asked Emma Goldman a
question. With her eyes glancing with a
significant look at the group of her friends.
she said in a voice far louder than was
| necessary, so loud that it could have been
i'm r T0E
III have nothing to say. VIII you not
| let me alonep
AS If her words were a signal, half a
| dozen anarchists closed about the reporter
waving their fists In the air and hurling
oaths and ohjurgations in German and Rus
| sian at the reporters. One man stood near
| table with an ice-pick in his hand.
"ALL REPORTERS SHOULD BE KILLED.
The group grew larger. Emma Goldman
rose to her feet One burly anarchist,
broader chested than Sullivan clinched his
fists, and. with face afame with beer heat
| and anger, exclaimed in German that all
reporters should be killed.
Yes, he can understand Germanp he
| howled. You -w
mo" replied the woman in German, "he
| is an American" She smiled that hollow
cavernous smile; her eyes shone behind her
glasses glad and proud look was on her
face, and while she made faint display of
quieting her slaves. her pale face took on
some color and she stood there wreathed in
smiles amid smoke ana beer fumes.
The World reporter bowed to the scowl-
ing and cursing gang of infamed men, some
| of whom looked like wild beasts with their
hairy breasts exposed through their gauze
| shirts Perhaps it was the heavy walking
stick and his appearance of uuconcern as he
walked through the mob that saved the re-
porter. The other, a representative of the
Tribune, was not SO fortunate. He was
| struck behind the neck and in the back and
kicked as he neared the door. He might
have Jared worse had the rushing mob not
hurried him to the door. AS soon as the
sunlight was reached, the four leaders
stopped at the threshold and like snarling
beasts drew back into their den, foiled of
! their prey. They were afraid to venture
beyond the confines of their Jungle. The
Tribune reporter is slightly built young
man and had not even walking stick with
him. He was urarmed and STRIPPING and
for those reasons the courageous men of
anarchy pounced upon him, while they
allowed the real offender to pass through
them assaled only with curses and threats.
WHY THIS DEMONSTRATION
The cause for this violent outburst was the
effort made to connect Emma Goldman BY
| her own testimony with the plot of Berk-
man and the supposed connection OF Mol
! lick or Pollak. 1t was established that Mrs
Pollek and Emma Goldman each received
telegraphc dispatches on the day Berkman
made his murderous attempt. Mollick he'd
sent money to Berkman in Pittsburg. Chief
| O'Mara had found IN Mollick's room in Long
Branch dispatch dated New York, saying:
Come as soon as possible; nothing dangerous.
GOLDMAN.
That telegram was sent by Emma Gold
man, and Molliok told O'Mara that it meant
his wife was sick. He also told the chief
that DR.. Hoffman, who lives at No. 20 East
| Seventeenth street, was mentioned by Mol
lick as his wife's physician. DR.. Hoffman
said yesterday he had not attended any one
| as No. $40 Fifth street and knew no one
named MollIck. Mrs. Walsh, caretaker of
| the house. said yesterday that none Of her
tenants had been sick. She was positive
that Mrs. Pollak had not been sick. Miss
| Goldman was asked about this Telegram
during the latter part of the interview, but
having read in tue afternoon papers that
Dr. Hoffman and her lsndlady had given il
the lie, she gave the signal to the anarchists
| to break up the interview.
EMMA PROBABLY BEING WATCHED.
At police headquarters Sergt. Bird.
who was in charge Of the detective bureau
was asked il there was any Intention OF ar
| resting Emma Goldman as an accomplice
in the conspiracy to murder.