The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-17

/. THE RETURN TO THE ToMBs.
Miss Goldman was taken to tho prisoners
n.n. where she was left for quarter OF an
hour with her companions, and then emerged
vhen the Clerk of tho court called: "Emma
Goldman to the bari" She walked quickly to
ina rail In front OF tho Clerks desk. where the
Clerk at once asked for that brief information
he requires from prisoners before they are
sentenced.
what is your ago.
Twenty-Five" she answered in a loud voice.
Where do you !iveI"
I'm the Tombs." Emma replied. with q little
hugh.
where did you live? the clerk asked.
severely.
"Oh. before? lived at 424 East Fortieth
street."
That satisfied the Clerk. and he next asked:
"Have you anything to say to the Court why
the sentence OF the law should not now be
passed upon your
Your Honor" began the prisoner. when
che was interrupted by Mr.. A. Oakley Hall.
Who arose and addressed the Court. As he did
10 Judge MARITIME told the prisoner sho might
be seated. She took a seat impatiently. not
even looking at Mr.. Hall or either OF the other
two members OF her counsel Mr.. Hall then
said:
III the Court please. came here prepared.
according to my announcement the other day.
Wmake an argument In arrest Of judgment
and also to submit to the Court considerations
IN regard to the sentence. But 1 am obliged
: b iorego that because of difference of
opinion between my client and myself and
Z under the circumstances l substantially with
draw from the case for the present at least.
The lady insists upon being heard on her
own behalf on the question OF what she has to
say regarding the sentence. which is entirely
against my advice. and l. therefore. forego the
Argument"
Mr: Hall then sat down. and Emma again
stood up and started to address the Court but
vas INTERRUPTED 10y Judge MARITIME. who said to
the prisoner:
,"lwould ike to suggust to you that you may
address the Court on anything you may have
ii osay IN reference to the sentence. say that
TO You in all Kindness. for the reason that 1
ulsh 70 near you on that subject. and that sub
Then. for the third time. the Anarchist began
70 tpeak an! surprised every ono by saying
only
Anowing that great preparations have been
mate ny the police to provoke my friends. 80
10 thFow Them into prison also. l refrain
fenced
She ;aid this with the air Of one foregoing
, nT pleasure. but 1t WAS apparent that she was
wei pleased al the fact that her statemen had
e'eatei Slmethimg OF a sensation.
"u'gt sartine Then said to her. slowly:
.y ""ry 81 ere rnce by the jury sta ed that
S s, va those emarAs brought you clearly with.
leua's" woman above the average OF Intelligence.
hnmA repaid the compliment with pleased
van 'S mast have known the effect OF language such
yS.T o*n behalf ana yon nave told that you did
e t Ssnr n oIT 'nstltations suGh person cannot
s.TS,, .ni' e vryat strength OF this nation is not
sOr ,ame iiea. slo I'D lie the portal Of our
',uaHy AMI n". allowed II enter here.
,ad ans Soa5 Or our ,nstn;ons and mach money
M, u nd rS S,s ,s n"' rny %ersSn nan or w"na
MA dangerous woman.
. ms last remark caused the prisoner to
'aeer' and the Judge added:
YER. slHseIoHs wom.n IN your doctrines Fortunately
oar r,,,eYHY lr" compared to tho great number OF
ih".s Who do eevs "s yo DO should I@s
bred ,hs. 10 nope .. i9n any good for you. am sat.
Ihs,en,encs OF Tie Court is hat you be- Confined
%.y,9. ffH'eH4'y for Tic iul term allowed by law
th a, .i as she says. Emma did not understand
Ss ss,e Nl every one else in tho court room
plans. , .n"tH Wa a prompt outburst OF ap-
tturakY sllencrd The little prisoner turned
th s s,rr Inc crowd and smiled. She thought
hat onIy ,se was ior her She did not know
teItSSalel " u recent bath had been admitted
Utne court room
,b ahsn two broad shouldered six-toot deputy
aha s,n, LOGGED inyltngiy at the prisoner. and
baSl ~ eppea Gstween them and began her trip
foom ~ me IoInbs. Just outside the court
had not S osa stand IN the crowd Of those who
ScLwah oe T admitted. was Anarchist Justus
cSvssSS i sas to him As she passed Pr
~ Fd pest YOU could for her" '"'
,b,soeinnowlng the prisoner and the DEPUTY
o sctns we're six detectives from the Central
fbuns men. withtrousers very much creased
Ii sys appeared 10 be taking general Interest
made IN, o one 10 sight. but when tho turn was
ILses mo Centre street they began TO take
R aIr a. ,lateycst in IL man with long brown
dsrh%" I ~. .9Le yellow beard. who wore q little
gr3 10, SHOWN on the lowery az tho fried
sSS u me,d one hand behind him. BY persistent
The TIT Isq SfSared "a P9ston close
~ 6nak s!t close behind him. o0n''A 0'N''
sUs rsno ne Other detectives explained to THE
trsd. egg hnt mat nat the man with the board and
Who Is S,Hp!aining, that he was an Anarchist
Wi s a member u group"
"yaiSSt WI! those detectives close to him do?"
-tTIuS ~ .ht' N'' N"''' VI $40
"hn nd i no ioss mott"
Al Ui "na snow villa has happened"
that nr"H'tp strtSt stream OF trucks was met
ever Tx na 70 Keep Elnma out of Jail for
because tbe o'nr1rs dificulty was Increased
sdditlon Of a s sarro nad been enlarged by the
locI'pegu In IN black, for whose safety Emma Was
We're Raj ~ SHARPLY: Several times this party
Would JsIt across the stream when Emma
Vas Fr1.di nask TO rescue the old woman She
mother Heaerika Goldman. Emma's grand.
elavc IN" . informed officer finally appeared.
.1ned 10 de1nl. and the journey was re-
being witbbG smut Emma and her grandmothor
Without ihe ne srog r2aun" and the detectives
tnes sxY would DO s"metRing iesper st ms nsit
Went east Il MS heart had Jailed this. and then
20 '"' grandmother went with Emma as far as