The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-25

(scontinued from Page one.) .TIe mentioned several places where he had been and where he heard these sub "Yes. he said he lived In Cleveland that the day before he came to Bunaio he had been in Chicago. He said he had ma Goldman and by another woman liv- ing in Cleveland whose name dont re- ~ Was Clam After Tragedy.
 Mir. Titus then again took the witness What were the prisoners actions while you were questioning him r he asked.
 ''He answered all questions positively and directly, replied MT. Quackenbusn. Ibid he appear to be in any mental ex- "He did not so impress me" "He seemed to be cool and not excited or disturbed?"
 'He seemed to be disturbed, put not He seemed to be suffering some pain and constantly applied a handkerchief to the side of his face where he was struck and complained that his eyes hurt hiru. He had no visible marks on his face" What became of the pistol? Do you | know?'
 | II have 1t here," interposed the district l attorney as he showed pasteboard box. | but it was not offered as evidence at that Witness said: .The last time saw 1t was at the time of the struggle" Did the defendant at this time ap- pear excitedT
 | was he upbraided by anybody thereT' Not by anybody"
 | "Who asked the questions of himT "I did myself, and all the other om- | cers. He told us about his place of birth; | his bringing up at Alpena and his move l ments from the time he got to Cievei9nd | and went to work at the wire mill. Ills l Paf a l conversational way.
 Did he hesitate about answering dues-
 "He did at first. He answered with de- liberation. but never refused to answer a question. | ior,,nS. { afNt
 "I killed President Mckinley because done my duty. I don't believe one man man should have none. This statement he signed Afterwards he made a state ment of two hours duration. At times he volunteered information and went beyond
 Judse Titus asked several question re- garding what Czolgosz said about his MT. ouackenbush replied that the pris \ oner had said he attended school in Al pena, Mich. His mother died and his Ia ther remarked. He did not ike his step @ worked in wire works and had saved $40C ! si0o of which he gave to his father. Tn rest he kept. ,.. o,,oo,,
 Penney then assed naS .ad MF Ss %s a@Ye @Yes" " fa's he said. fl acted entirely alone planned the crime, carried It out alon and was willing to take the respohS
 Did the prisoner use the word "ar archy?" o,, hut the d,. l times putting questions. Czolgosz said he bt iieved every king, emperor president head of government to be tyrant all should be put out of the way.
 Detective on the Stand.
 Secret Service Officer Albert L. Galli | her was then called. He was in the Ten pie of Music at the time the shooting 70 % cured, standing ten feet from the Pres dent .,. r,,..-,.
 The reception had been going on only few minutes when heard two shots ire something white in his hand. l sprar forward. I heard Foster say:
 "'Get the gun. MT. Gallaher
 'I grabbed the gun and handkercnle
 on to the handkerchief.
 Detective Gallaher produced powde
 blackened and partly burned handkerchi, about ten inches square. It was shown the jury and appeared as evidence George A. Foster of Washington, al other secret service officer then took tf stand. He described his position in tn ! line as opposite that of the prisoner an said he was scrutinizing the people. a they passed He said the prisoner locke him straight in the face as he passed. an inc next instant he saw the prisoner hands go together as If clapping, and tw shots were fired. Witness immediatel
 "As the man lay on the floor he locke backward as if to see what enect hi bullets had had" said the witness, "an this made me so mad that l smashed hr . right on the jaw. A,
 Judge Titus then cross-examined tn witness. L.. been spoken off"
 "Yes I think he was some distanc ahead of the defendant, not behind him I did not see any colored man In the fra cas that followed at all.
 Francis P O'Brien, a private in tn 73rd United States Artillery. was neX called He had been detailed to guar the President.
 His story follows:
 When I heard the report I was looking