Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-10
EMMA ARRESTED
The Great Anarchist Tried to
 Fool the Police.
SAID THAT SHE WAS A SWEDE.

Officers Searched Home Where She
 Was Arrested And Found Pin
 With Her Name On It-When Con- fronted With It She Said The Game Was Up.
 Chicago, Sept 1O.-Chief- of Police O'Neil has issued statement that he had a woman under arrest, who he be- lieyes is Emma Goldman, she of anarchistic fame. who has occupied considerable space in the newspapers and has received general attention from the public during the past few days owing to the general belief that she was an accomplice of the wretch and assassin, Czolgosz. The woman has admitted to the police authorities that she is the much-sought-for Emma Gold man. The police of many cities of the country have been on the lookout for Emma ever since the dastardly deed was committed and they will breathe somewhat easier now since she has been captured by the Chicago police After Emma Goldman was arrested for the woman taken into custody proved to be the noted anarchist, she assumed a defiant attitude. She said she had no knowledge of MT McKin- ley's aSsailant. She says she is an an- archist and q student of socialism, but nothing she ever said would lead CzDl- gosz to do the act which startled every body Friday night. The police are not quite satisfied with her story. She at first denied her identity, saying she | was a SWede. A pin was found i'll the WI Chn her name upon it, and when confronted with it she said it was hers and that | the game was up.
 l St Louis, Sept 10.-It has been l learned that Emma Goldman, the al- 1 legged anarchist, held eight conferences
 last Friday and Saturday with St Louis anarchists in two saloons The l proprietor of one of the places says 1 she departed for Chicago Saturday night, but may have left the train be
 fore reaching that city.
 One of the letters which Miss Gold.
 man received at the St Louis postof. | flee Saturday was from New York. 1t contained check from a wholesale house, for which Miss Goldman is | travelling.
 When Emma Goldman came into the rendezvous Saturday morning, it is | stated she was shown papers relating the circumstances of the shooting at
 Buffalo and stating that she was sc-
 cused of being implicated. She laugh
 ed and said: sLet them prove what l they allege."
 .I have a notion to go straight to one of the newspaper offices,' she is quoted as saying "or to the police, and ask them what they want of me.
 I may go to Buffalo and brave it 1 through there. Why, what can they do? They can prove nothing"
 New York, Sept 10.-Justice David | McAdam of the supreme court of New | York gives the opinion that Emma Goldman and other anarchists who are naturalized can be expelled from the country on the ground that they have
 sworn falsely in that they obtained | certificate of citizenship by fraud i'll testifying that they are attached to the principles of government and would support it's constitutional laws.
 1 New York, Sept 1O.-A special to the Herald from Buffalo says:
 Mrs Czolgosz, mother of the man who attempted to assassinate Presi- dent Mckinley, was in Buffalo Mon
 day. She made no attempt to see her son.
 When District Attorney Fanney
 asked Czolgosz if he wanted a lawyer, he replied: 'sNo, I want no lawyer now When the time comes I win be l supplied with counsel, and there Will be plenty of money for my defense"