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

This is said to mean Kept by Big
Michael" and is almost an unfailinR notice
to anarchists that there kindred spirits may
be found. The proprietors ara Michael
who is the "Groben Michel" q giaut in
stature, with pigeon chest. was standing
behind the bar In an undershirs with sleeves
The saloon extends through two
large, dingy rooms with a low ceiling
blackened by tobacco smoke A dilapldated
pool table stood near the open passageway
into the rear room, and a group OF dark
visaged men in undershlrts were playing
pin pool. There were about forty men in
the two rooms, and every one was in an
undershirt, some with pipes in their mouths
and others with glasses of beer in their
hands. The walls were hung with adver-
tisements Of anarchist papers. and ON q
rack were bound files Of La ReUOtte, LAu-
tonomie and other periodicals, evidently of
anarchistic views.
AND HERE WAS EMMA GOLDMAN.
In the far right hand corner of the second
room, near a dusty, cobwebbed window
sat q woman. Alone in that gathering Of
hard-faced, half clad men, enveloped In a
dense atmosphere of choking smoke, she re-
clined placldly in barroom chair, reading.
She seemed rather pretty. Tae back of her
chair was tilted against the rear wall, and
her left foot rested on the rung Of chair In
front of her. A white straw hat, with a
blue band streaked with dotted white, lay
on the table at her elbow.
Chestnut-brownh hair that had been parted
on the side, fuffed over her forehead, leav-
ing only trace Of the part. At the back
| the short hair was as negigently arranged.
She has a shapely head, a long, low, white
forehead: light blueish-gray eyes, shielded
by glasses: a small, finely chiselled nose
rather two wide at the nostrils for symme-
try q oolorless complexion; cheeks that once
had been full but now are slightly sunken
giving a moderately pinched appearance to
a face that loses its beauty of form in the
rapid decline to the chin. The mouth in re-
pose is hard and sensual, the curves cross,
the lips full and bloodess.
A neck that once was rounded was still
well poised, but as she turned her head the
tepdons bulged out into scrawniness and
blotches here and there added to the sharp
disappointment one met with after leaving
the upper part Of the face A trim figure,
five feet four or five inches tall, well
moulded with hard flesh, clothed 10 a white
blouse, a tan colored belt and a gown of
blue sateen striped with white, and tan
shoes.
That was Emma Goldman as she sat in
the anarchist drinking den at o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
"You are Miss Emma Goldman
81 am"
The reporter passed some pleasantly and
she smiled. Her lips wreathed into lines
that were uglier than when her face was in
repose. The two front teeth were set wide
apart, and on either side there we're dental
hollows. making the interior of the mouth
lock black, or rather that dull, opaque hue
characteristic Of the mouths Of some
snakes. She spoke English well, with a
positive tone, but there was a notiCea bic &C.
cent.
PROUD OF BEING AN ANARCHIST.
Eyes. 1 know Berkman. He is a splendid
mana man Of brains and courage Am l
an anarchists | am, and ! am proud OF it.
They have arrested, Mollick, see. Well, l
am sure that Mollick had nothing to do with
that little affair in Pittsburg."
"But Molick and Berkman were friendsp
30, yes, they were friends, and / suppose
Mollick owed BeTkman some money In
fact, know ne did, and that Is why he
sent it to him"
when did you last see Berkman"
20, some time ago; a week, maybe, or
ten days don't remember exactly"
''Did he tell you where he was going and
what he was going to doF
''No he does not make condolences with
people in that way about such mattersm
but you are bis wifeF
''Hal ha yes, am his wife, but in the
anarchistic way, you don't know what that
Is The anarchists donb beileVe IN mar
riages by law. We want no law and when
we agree to marry. why ha! ha! there you
are.n
1.-THE anarchist wife then does not expect
the condolences of her husbandp
why should wei But that is . matter
don't propose to discuss"
"You lived with Mrs. MollickW
Yea
The name under the bell is Pollak, is
that her real Manner
II suppose 80. She Is MollIek's wife. as