The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-10

Buffalo, Sept. 9--CZOlgosz the assail-
ant of President Mckinley. went
through another long examination to
day at the hands of the police officials,
but emerged from it without having
added anything material TO their
knowledge of the case. The chief eff
fort of the detectives was to draw
from the prisoner some admission as
to his accOmplices, but he persistenIly
stuck to his denial that he was assisted
in any way in the commission OF the
crime Every possible device was re-
sorted to in the effort to obtain the
information. but the prisoner main
tanned his position and could not be
shaken.
In answer to questions. he again went
over the events of Friday and told
substantially the same as in the orig
inal confessions made TO Superlnten-
dent Bull and District Attorney Penny
CzolgOsz carefully weighed his an
swers. and when conclusions that he
did not approve were taken from his
statements, insisted upon making eX-
plantations of his exact meaning.
The police have about concluded that
more effective work on the plot theory
can be done on the outside, although
Czolgosz probably viii have another
experience at the third degree of po-
licecraft tomorrow. The general inves-
tigation of the case progresses slowly
because the men on 1t must cover
large amount of preliminary ground be
fore they can do effective work.
According to the local authorities,
the police of the country know very
little about the anarchists. They say
that the secret service men do not
show any special familiarity with
them, and that there does not seem TO
be a single city police department in
the country that has more than a gen.
eral knowledge Of them. Members of
the Buffalo force admit that they have
never given American anarchists seri-
Gus consideration. and that they did
not know there were any here Since
the president was shot they have found
that there are at least twenty avOwed
anarchists in the city.
Little Known of Anarchists.
Here, as elsewhere. it has been nee
essary for the detectives to first salts
" themselves as TO the identity of a
lot of men whom they never had Oc-
casion TO watch before No other ar
rests have been made in connection
! with the case. and the local police say
I that they do not anticipate any al
1 present.
1t is believed that both Emma Gold
man and Julius Schwab will be de
/ tanned by the police whenever they are
! found. superintendent Bull has made
/ a general request to the police Of the
| country that anyone suspected of com
/ pAACtLN De detained ana examined 1nt
I police OF Chicago. Cleveland. DetrOl1
/ and other middle state cities are CO.
/ operating with the local officers in trac.
/ ing out the movements of the prisoner
/ before the crime. and SuperiI tenden
/ Bull said today that they had prac
/ tically accounted for him for the sil
! weeks that preceded his arrival here.
Czolgosz is still kept secluded, anC
/ the detectives are the only ones VIII,
have access to him. He is still strOnl
and healthy and eats with a will
/ knowledge of the condition of tn
| president is kept from him. He knew
| on Friday night that the president wa
still alive, but has been given no in
1 formation since then.
Not once since his confinement eithe
[ in talking with his guards or when u
for examination, has he asked as {
I the fate of his victim No plan 70
/ the arraignment of the prisoner ha
been considered by District Attorne
Penny.