The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-11
emma GOLDMAN LANDED
IN Jail IN CHICAGO
Female Prophecies of AnarchiSm Delivers Fiery
TRADE Against The Government.
Pate Of Mckinley Matter of Indifference TO Her. But Says
She Had No Hand in Affair.

/ discovered her at the home Of enc
Norris at 303 Sheffield avenue, she de-
/ MED her identity.
\ Hello. Miss Goldman" said the cap
tain as he entered the parlor. Are
you glad to see me2"
I'm not Miss Goldman; I'm a Swed-
ish woman and my name is Lena Lar
! son." answered the anarchist. endeav-
] oring to initiate a Swedish dialect.
| "All right: / speak Swedish myself"
I said the police officer, as he poured out
I a few questions in the Morse tongue.
Miss Goldman did not answer him.
affecting to misunderstood. Detective
Hertz meanwhile had discovered a pen
/ holder with the name Emma Gold
I man" engraved on it.
! What does this mean?" asked Cap
tain Schuettler, holding the inscribed
! penholder-
1T means that the game is up she
said She then admitted her identity
fully and accompanied the officers. The
/ woman was hurried to the police
CHIEFS office. Her appearance tailed
exactly with the description sent out
by the Associated Press yesterday.
Detailed Her Movements.
During the talk which followed Miss
Goldman detailed as best she could
recollect her movements since last
I July. She went from Chicago 10 Buf-
I falo. accompanied by Miss Isaaks, the
daughter of the alleged anarchist
q editor arrested here. In Buffalo they
I stopped two days and then proceeded
/ 10 Rochester, where they stopped at
/ the home Of Miss Goldman's sister,
/ Mrs. II. HOchstein of 20 Joseph street
Here they visited a little more than
Z five weeks. The only incident Of it was
: short visit to Niagara Falls and an
/ other to New York on business.
In the latter city Miss Goldman en-
/ tered temporarily into the employ of a
firm, the name Of which size would not
/ divulge. Business for them carried her
/ TO Pittsburg. She was in Cincinnati
Labor day and that night left for St
I Louis.
Il saw the police there Sunday all
right" the prisoner said. with a sarcas-
tic little laugh" but they did not see
me. I heard OF the arrest of Mr..
I Isaaks and his family and other an
| archists in Chicago and determined to
/ come here and see If 7 co I'D rot help
! them. Mr. Isaaks had not been in the
country long and I was afraid he
would not know what to - when in
/ legal difficulties
What have you done to help him ?''
! Captain Schuettler asked.
Well" she answered. slowly, ''I
I have been looking for men TO go on
/ their bonds, providing the court would
/ allow us to furnish them"
Why did you deny your identity?'
I che captain pursued
{ ''Oh. as to that: I was not quite
I ready 10 show myself: my friends were
/ still in jail and I wanted to do some
thing for them. However. you've got
/ me, but what is there to 1t? They had
/ me once in New York, because I quoted
] Cardinal Manning who said: 'Necessi-
! ~ knows no law but what good did
/ that do them2"
/ Mayor Harrison Present.
The chiefs Office was crowded while
/ Miss Goldman talked. Mayor Harri-
I son was an interested auditor. At a
/ conference this afternoon the city au-
I thorities resolved to continue to hold
/ Tsaaks and other alleged anarchists
under arrest here without bail.
I'm afraid cannot help them now"
said Miss Goldman, when the news was
brought to her
A message from Chief Bull of Buffalo
20 Chief OF Detectives Colleran asserts
| that Czolgosz was in Chicago on Aug.
/ IS. ia company with Emma Goldman
I and Abraham Isaaks-
! Isaaks and Miss Goldman deny the
/ assertion. They claim that they saw
/ him last on July L. This discrepancy
/ in the stories is now one of the chief
points which the police are trying to
: solve They adhere to the theory that
the attack on the president was the re-
suit of a plot and that they believe the
plot was Matched in the west.
1t is the opinion of several lawyers
I that Miss Goldman cannot be extra
/ dited for trial in New York unless she
/ and CzOlgosZ are charged with an Of
suggestion that the would-be assassin
must be tried under the state laws
Of New York for assault with intent
TO kill would. IT is said. preclude the
possibility Of Miss Goldman being ex-
| trautted as an accessory before the
| fact, as her alleged incendiary state
| met'ts we~e not made in New York
| and she is not a fugitive from justice
from that state.
1t Is said. however. that she and
Czoigosz might be charged with an Of
| Tense under section 550S of the federal
/ statutes, which fixes a ten-year term
/ OF Imprisonment and a $1,000 fine for
| two or more persons who conspire to
/ inJure any citizen in the exercise of
/ any right secured to him by the con-
SututiOn and laws of the United States
Z Ihe enforcement Of this statute against
MISS Goldman and Czolgosz would. it is
/ from any state.
Says Police Keep Anarchists.
Later in the day Miss Goldman was
interviewed in the wOman's annex at
Ine police station by an Associated
J Press reporter and a stenogra phfc re-
port taken. Miss Goldman said:
reel sure that the police are help
ny US more than I could do in ten
y-dIs- Ihey are making more an
3Ichlsts than the most prominent peo-
PIE could in the anarchist cause make
IN ten years. II they viii only continue
me lots Of work.
Asked If she had been on the down
town streets before her arrest. she an
swered: Certainly I have. I have been
shopping--have been in restaurants in
fact. I passed the city han several
times"
The police knew positively that I
was coming" she continued "because
7 wrote on Friday from St Louis that
/ was coming. both to Mr.. HaveIand
and Mr.. Morrison. I said that 7 would
come sunday if I go< through with nv
! business. and il so / would telegraph
the hour Of my arrival also said that
[ If did not come on Sunday ] would
I surely come on Monday or Tuesday.
These letters they must have seen at
I 5l5 Carroll avenue"
What Go YOU think of your own ar
[ rest2' she was asked.
If 7 tod you" she replied. ''it would
look somewhat conceited and I certain
I l. would not like to be guilty of that
I Not only my arrest, but the others.
smack Of the Haymarket- The police
are very much in disrepute all over
the country. ind they wish 70 60 some
thing to clear themselves. They are
trying TO make 1t an anarchist plot
II they wish to make up a case they
NAV succeed"
Hanna the Real Ruler.