The sun., 1901-09-08

will do very little good. Go TO the houses
of the capitalists Demand your rights
Prepare yourselves. Long live anarchy
After her r-isa,.e from prison even tic
Anarchists wouldn't have much 10 do with
hsr and she went 20 Europe, saying that
she wa through with this country and tho
Anarchists in L forever They we're a
milk -and-watr lot. she said. and she had
nothing Ia common with them. She made
a great many dsnlals Of things which had
bern said Of her. In fact, whitewas bed
herself thoroughly and sailed away. IL
WASH long before she was back In tho
fold hero again. and she has been here
ever nh,c. She used to like going 90 jail
for short IS,riods. because Il advertised
her and made her a heroine with the Rs-iH
But the wear on the leland wa a penalty
she had not cuunted ON. and after II she
orders Of the police. She has preached
anarchy IN every form since, but " hen
she has had anything pafticularly violent
to say she has chosen time TO say II when
none but Anarchists were present In the
At few months she has had one OF two
Naming from the New York police. which
L. probably the reason why she went Wet
no d.nnits news OF Emma Goldman
could IL learned yesterday at the saloon
Of the late Justu- H Schwab, 50 First street.
which i- the headquarters OF the East Side
Anarchists Every time man entered.
Justus SchWab. Jr.. who now runs the
plaoe. would roll his eye. In the direction
~ the reporters, and after silently taking
his drink. the newcomer would depart.
Schwap, however, although be- evidently
didn't want any 81 the other Reis 60 talk,
was not aver-e tn talking himself, There
probably ISN'T an Anarchist ia the Fast
that he doesn't know, and when he says.
az he did say, that Czolgosz is unknown
here, he probably speaks the truth.
The man was a fanatic. he said. You
will find. n you inquire among Anarchists.
that they will say the same thing of him
We are not Anarchists To kill individuals
for We know that nothing can bo gained
by that Bry-ci was a fanatic and ~ we're
an the other Anarchists who have killed
rulers In recent years. People should sst
nd OF the idea that an Anarchist Is man
who goes around with bomb IN hts pocket.
Our aim II To- do away with the system that
makes tyrannical rulers. To accomplish
this end, II Is neoeSsary To educate the
masses To our ideas Trade unionlsrn In
one step In that direction. The man knows
that he can earn more and demands II
The French revolution was step IN the
right direction.
Schwab declin~i TO say anything about
the shooting Of the President furths than
20 express the hoIe that Czolgo-z would not
be killed. Asked II he th1ught Czolgo-z
was crazy he sssd that he didn't think 80.
A number OF other Anarchists of whom
the same question was askcd said so too.
Police Commi-sioner Murphy said that
he did no, think any arrests ol Anarchists
would he made here unless arrests were
asked for 10y the Federal Government
OF th.. polics Of some other city At tho
same time, be- said, the more violent Of
the loc, Anarchists will bo kept under
strict surveillance.
IL there WIS ever a crime against the
Unit.,d States and its Government, Col.
Murphy went on 10 say, the shooting
81 President Mckinley was that crime.
The country n at peac, and u prosperous.
Everything connected with IL ~ running
smoothly Will. there airs many who will
differ politically with President Mckinley
there are none that ! have ever heard who
did not prai-e hls devotion 10 his oath Of
uflC,, his family connections and TO his
friends No man in this country, no matter
how -agacious, can for'.tell the evil Of Yes
tertiay's crime, and the English language
dos,e not contain Words Ia adequately eA-
press ia. sorrow in the peoples minds
over IL.
Can't Titus and Detective Sergeant Grady,
who keeps an eye ON the Anarchists Ia
addition To doing other duty, agr~r with
Col Murphy tLat the New York Anarchists
are harmless. and are also quite sure that
Czolgusz has no friends or accOmplices
In this city. Grady said yesterday that
Anarchist meetings had become very -carcv
In this city. The Last one was call.si two
months ago, and that the police brok"
up III. estimates that here are about two
in the city, the rest being very extrens
Socialist. The real Anarchists. he said
prefes beer to hghting and lu-e cour'.g"
when the beer runs out.
Their, was a littl. excitement az Police
Headquarters yesterday over the utter
anc,.- of Zig Irish policeman from The
Bronx who came downtown with the T--
turns from hi- precinct and took the op-
portunity tn ~ay sonnet thing In praise Of
CzolgOsz. About "A dozen policemen jumped
at him and before be knew " hat was hap
pening he was thrown against the wall.
Policeman Dan Hogan made a grab at the
BrunxmRn's shield
You're disgrace to the force, crie-h
Hogan You don't deserve tn wear that
shirld It's no wonder we're In had odur
with the p..oplc hen men like you Disgrace
the forre Get out of here quick II you've
finished your business
The POLICEMAN lost no time In gr,iing
out after trying 90 explain that he meant
no harm Hogan refused To give the mans
name
Its bad enough 20 have such a man on
the force without publishing the disgrace
by giving his name. said he. I'm afham,-l
OF n man In the departm ment talking lik.
that when all the nation is grtcving for th.
President.
The fact that Rr-aci. the Anarchist Assassin
Of King Humb~rt of Italy lived In West
Hoboken before that crime. was responsible
fnr r,Imor yesterday that plot against
Pr..ident Mckinley life had been hatch"d
in that little New Jersey town. hut 'ha
Anarchists therp rcpudated the suggestion
and denied nil knOwlcdga Of Czolgosz