The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
Emma Goldman Put Under Ar
rest by the Police OF Chicago.
ADMITS BEING ACQUAINTED WITH CZOL-
GOSZ, THE WOULD=BE ASSASSIN.
Defiant in Her Manner, but Denies that she has
Ever Advised Sanctioned Violence
Against the President

out requlsition papers, bur will not go.
know tue legal ropes and I'll make them
fight every step. And I'm not afraid To
go at that"
The woman was arrested shortly before
noon Her manner was defiant as she was
led into the office Of The chief of police,
hut She dlsclalmed an knowledge Of Czol
gosz and his crime save that she admit
ted having met him here July Il
DO you know that your words are what
Czoigosz claims stirred aim to shoot the
PRESIDENT she was asked
81 do not ] never advocated violence.
scarcely knew the man. / was leaving
for Rochester via Buffalo when Czogo
mad n few words With ne He said he nHd
| heard me lecture at some memorial hall
in cleveland last May and That he wanted
! to know me. He said he knew was in
Chicago and looked me up. scarcely re-
memhc9 anything about him save that his
complexion was light
Then how do you know that this man Is
| the one who tried to XIII the pres dent; Z"
! "oh. with II shrug Of the shoulders, #
guessed thar from what the newspapers
''What did you think when you heard
/ that an attempt to Kill the president had
been made| was asked
! With a wave of her hands and another
shrug of the shoulders she replied disduIn
fully: Il thought: on the fooln
/ lQe prisoner s manner mus fat n0d peen
more AMI more excited Gltnougn she. made
an evident effort to control herself. IN
| this She finally succeeded and launched
{ anarchy She declared that anarchy ali
| not teach mPn to do the act which has
made Czogosz despised and hated the
we work against the system and edu,
cation is our watchwqrd' she said.
/ ut was early last July when | came to
Chicngo 10 visit the lsnaks family" she
| said. answering an interrogation concern
ing her whereabouts recently, ON the
night Of July y Mr.. lsnaks was ont OF
the house The bell rang and went 90
the door The man who | learn through
the newspapers was Czo'gpsz stood there.
about to catch the Nickel Plate train. as
aud Mr. Isaalis daughter were about 10
SO 20 BosSestor lie yen, along Gr to AK, axe
Ing leave Of my friends that scarcely
roticed him It was not time when one
denot / had the few words with him OF
which have told. That was all there ever
was between us.
ciology-hmt nothing IN ANYTHING ! ever said
10 Leon Czogosz. knowingly, would nave
led him 20 do the act which startled every
"Not even in your leciures7r she waS
asked ''lIe says your words set his bran
Am accountable because some crock
brained person places n wrong constitution
on my Wordsl
the deed nnRlded and entirely alone. Iper
) There may he anarchists who would mur
der hut there are also persons IN eNerl
:. twink az life who sometimes feel the i'm
: misc Ia XIII do not know surely but
! think Czoleosz was are Of those down
| trodden men WIN see all the mi sery whlrl
, the rich inhlct upon the poor. VINO thinl
OF H. who brood over II, and then II
despair resolve to strike great blow: a
they thins, e, the gooa ,. o. tne'r If'io"
"Czolgosz" the Russian woman pro
J nounced the name with the ereatest elsa
, lint II he was, he took the word wlthou
showing H."
: when Captain scbuetler and Detectiy
4. Hurtz discovered her AZ the home Of on
9 Norris on sheffield avenue, SHE DENIEl
HER IDENTITY.
= Hello. Miss Goldman" said the cal