The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-27

Enmy ~. and the Fifth street station
they were only going. to 10 occuGied by four
Emma, MoaE and rSr' lis ' WIFE, two men doe
scSrTiocd as bGarders, boy Rudolph 2 years
Gn' ssan nna osF Won't wp% ia SS
SMr r, few days after tho rooms wrro taken.
or, her hands and watched i ciosSly, ,
TfsGf dfRSshSh q sHi M" osss HH
llaxen-haired,, bluo.eyed girl, She was hug.
sns IG said the ch hS w1s
not % induced to talk Tiers was a middle.
She could not speak w"rd OF II Ensiish, and
p9n.ed 70 tho tlG girl ThGn a
night The visitors were Unlocking men FOR
the tne most rart and poorly dressed. There
mail brought letters addrcssoi to Mrs .Moliick;
the time THO cry Of a ncws5oy would cause
woman would buy all tho newspapers That
Mrs: Waish said Emma's mail was bs. too
and an, last week kilograms began, to come. It
shot frick; Mrs. Walsh said that sometimes
Emma had got four kilograms in one day.
T tho %s Of Ga hS
had Leen ruhllahedj. Mrs. Mollick Knocked Mt
Mrs. Wa!sh,s door and said she had to go away
in iieht suit and . straw hat we're T" waitins
for Mrs. M9llick. Mrs. Walsh had read ub.ut
Mrs. Mollck II the woman who was with her
was the same person. Mrs Mollick hnrriedly
ff sys nto ht M nsn AMI h pTss d her
The reporter waited for Mrs. Mollick and
Emma Goldman to return, At II. O'clock q
with an old slouch hat. gold spectncles. and
lntchss OF light hair on his Jaws came dong.
he entered tho house and tho reporter fol-
lowed.
the womnn's name who had the apartments.
he , said. The name Pollak Is on the bell plate.
~ Tho reporter had hardly, left the house, whom
ap@d the 21 and
should or every few steps. At Second avenue
n he met net Young woman. She took his arm
The reporter accosted them. Miss Goldman
became, frightened when asked il she was,
away. She said she was not Emma Goldman
She is rather small and slightly built. Her
face Is long but rather full. She may have
been good looking, once. Her hair was awry.
and she had been drinking.
| The reporter said he was positive that she
was the person he was seeking.
well. who are YOU y she said.
"Comc in here and iii sneak to you"
She led the way, into short, dark. narrow
shs to the
doors from no Bowcry and opposite Beotho.
ven Hull. There wore score OF men in the
to her lips. The men stared at tho reporter.
Veil. what do you want to know"
You know 'at hGrkma4 was going tc
Did no ever talk about tho matter to you OF
In your ,presencet"
Miss Goldman then said that she would not
| say ANYTHING further. except that she knew
The other boGrder at hcr, house is described
as small slight man. with ha!i-cl0sed eyes
which was addressed Aor,er or oerter. MIG ;"
VA h the ose w
Of the evidence already obtained. CLo
| O'Alara expects that important information
Will reach him with the requisi,ion for Mo!ick
This INFORMATION will doubtless lead to, the
afT est OF 9thsr alleged Annrchists Snsakins
Berkman's intention 10 shoot Mr.. Prick. Chioi
O,Mara said last night:
is cool bnsrvy man He
was going to Do BerEma AN an" aud MSiiiek each Ell
working and NI"ilick furnishcd funds .''A was
ob That the G?ldan woman
srapLins and nd" wiring to yollek. The he words
nothing dangerous might just as wei! mean
that ilGllcks part in the business WAS not
risky. Mollick is a shrcwd liar"
At the office Of the Irbetpr Zeitttl9. 0l De-
lanccy street n well-known labor agitator
said yesterday that Emma Goldman four
years ago was married or living with a man as
his wife in Rochester.
- friend Of mine. he continued. lived in
the same house with them and knew the pair
well. They did not a.rcc very vel! together
lived cat and dog lite IN fact, and separated
Whether there wer" any divorce proceedings
Or not could not say
1t was stated yesterday that Miss Goldman
was well known among Anarchists in Roches-
ter aud other centres besides New York
Though she i only about - years Of age. she
has had II busy life speaking ut Anarchist
meetings for n nUmt or Of years.
She is well known to the Hebrew Anarchists
of the 81 I sid. and often spoke at meetings
| and halls on East broadway she is IL thor
ough revolutionst
At the beginning Of the great lockout OF the
md electrified the audience by a violent
harangue