Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-12
ARRESTED IN CHICAGO
Emma Goldman, the "Queen Of An.
archy," Taken by Officers.
Is PLACED IN PRISON
The Charge Against Her 4 Conspiracy,
Which She DenIes-She Dis
claims but Sigh, Acquain.
- tance With Czilgo.z.

Chicago. Sept. ii.-Emma Goldman
the Anarchist Queen under whose
red banner Loon Cz1lglsz claims ha
stands and whose words be claims fred
his heart and his brain 20 attempt ths
assassination of the president. whom ar.
rested here disolAim 4 all but tho slight.
est acquaintance with the prcsident's
nssailant She denied absolutely that
she or any anarchis, she knew was i'm.
plicaied in any plot 10 kin the presi.
dent. She said she believed Czolgosz
acted entirely on his own responsibility
and that lac never claimed 10 have been
inspired by her, as ho is quoted as AZ.
frming
The president. she averred with a
yawn, was Insignificant 10 her-a mere
human atom whose life or death were
matters Of supreme indifference 20 her
or 10 any anarchist Czolgoaz' act was
foolish, yet she declared IL probably had
its inspiration in the misery which the
Pole had seen about him. Violence,
she said, was not tenet in the faith Of
the anarchist. aud she had not advo.
Gated it In Cleveland, where Czolgosz
has said he heard her. nor elsewhere.
Miss Goldman arrived hero Sunday
morning from ST. Louis. Her immunity
from arrest while in tho Missouri me.
tropolis and up 20 the time she was
arrested in Chicago. afforded her much
amusement She told In sentences pun.
tucated with laughter Of her capture
and only once did she break down com
pletely. That was when Captain schuet.
Ter led her from the Office Of Chief Of
P'lico O'Neil 20 the cab that was wait.
ing TO convey her 70 the woman : annex
Of the Harrison Street police station.
For a moment she became a woman.
pure and simple and cried In a nom.
eni, however, this exhibition of distres.
was over and when she put her foot on
the step 10 mount into the carriage she
was again Emma Goldman.
She said her purpose In coming here
had been 20 assist three anarchists who
we're arrested here several days ago.
She had intended 20 give herself up 10
he police but delayed it for one reason
y until the police she had derided 20
much had taken taken the matter into
heir own hands.
she was held ON a warrant sworn ont
y Captain Collernn charging her with
onspiracy 70 murder the president
Ter conspirators were named rs being
already in Jail here.
Miss Goldman was arrested at the
ono q O. p, Norris. and at first de-
led she was Miss Goldman, but finally
al 10 admit her identity.
Norris. at whose home Miss Goldman /
'as taken into custody and who was
ter arrested himself. is not the type ]
man generally associated with the a
ord anarchy" I
When questioned by the chief Of DO.
'e Norris disclaimei any knowledge a
a plot 70 assassinato the president. d
ID said he knew nothiig whatever OF a
iolgosz. Tie said that ho had attended il
iss Goldman's leoturcs merely TO study o
Iarchists from a sociological standpoint
fishing 20 know more Of Miss Gold. q
an he sought her acquaintance. =
An application viii probably be made y
day for a writ Of habeas corpus In n
half Of the nine anarchists now under
rest charged with conspiracy 70 mur. =
: President Mckinley The name Of n
NINA Goldman also probably will be ~
'luded in tho petition. 3"
In the evidence which can DO pro.
ced 90 hold the prisoners. it i said.
o Chicago police have the following III
egram from the Buffalo chief OF po. i
'Czolgosz was In Chicago August rs y
company of Emma Goldman and :,
.raham Isaak at Isaak's Office" -
The Chicago police DO not know on ie
Ia; evidence this statement is based ch
take It for granted it Is part Of III
confession Of Czolgosz re
The decision 20 resort TO habeas cor. an
; was reached after many efforts had pr
N made to induce the authorities 20 pr
ease tho prisoner on bail
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