New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

was taken TO the annex at the Harrison-st
police station in a carriage. where after par
taking of a hearty meal. she was taken TO the
bureau of Identification
Several hundred persons had gathered in front
of the south entrance OF the City Hall. all eager
to catch glimpse of the woman anarchist To
avoid the crowd. however it was arranged that
when she left the office she was to be taken
from the Lasalle-st. entrance. whence she
hurried into waiting carriage. Word passed
along the line as the vehicle swung into
Westinghouse, and a cry of disappointment
went up from hundred throats. Some attempt
ed to follow but the horses were whipped up.
and soon the cab, bearing Captain Schuettler
and Emma Goldman. disappeared in the busy
thoIoughfare.
Miss Goldman sent the following telegram
shortly after the arrest:
H Holstein, 213 Joseph-ave.. Rochester. n. Y.
Arrested. Do net worry. VIII be out soon.
Comfort mother. Il.
HOW HER ARREST WAS EFFECTED.
The facts leading up TO the arrest OF Emma
Goldman have developed follows: on Satur-
day night a telegram reached Chicago from the
Goldman woman. addressed to Albert Verrall.
No. sos Oakdale-ave. asking If it was true that
the Isaaks and their associates had been ar
rested by the Chicago police on charges of col
fusion in the attempted assa ssination OF Presi-
dent Mckinley. A few hours later reply
sent to Miss Goldman to the effect that the
facts as stated true and that the Isaaks
and associates were under arrest 1t is i'm
possible to learn whence emanated the telegram
from Miss Goldman TO what point the answer
was sent although the popular belief Is that
Miss Goldman was in St. Louis at that time.
Still. government officers are holding out to the
idea that she at point much nearer Buff
falo. or in the city of Buffalo itself
In response to the reply from her telegram
sent to Albert Verrall. message was received
from Miss Goldman to the effect that she would
be in Chicago Sunday night. A watch was
set the Verrall house. but evidence of life
developed until late Monday evening,
when unaccompanied woman approached the
house. Failing to gain admission at the front,
she passed to the side OF the house and then to
the She unsuccessful in securing ad-
mission into the place and went away, going
east in Oakdale-ave. to Sheffeld-ave. and down
Shefield-ave to No. 303. where she gained ac-
cess to the fiat building where Emma Goldman
was arrested to-day.
WHERE SHE WAS FOUND.
United States Secret Service operatives are
absolutely positive that person entered or
came from these premises after this unknown
woman entered there last night until Emma
Goldman was arrested to-day when Chicago
city detective scaled a wall and passing
through window put her under arrest. Cor
roborative circumstances in connection with the
case and in consonance with the statement
made by Miss Goldman to the Chicago police
after her arrest give the following direct chain
of evidence:
Miss Goldman admits she has been in Buffalo,
but sets the dates at variance with police theory.
She saws she has met Leon CZogosz in Chicago.
and sets the time Of their meeting at July II,
when she says she was starting for trip to the
Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo. She
ciates With this meeting Mr. Isaaks his family
and their associates now held under arrest by
the Chicago police Miss Goldman left Chicago
for Buffalo July H. over the Michigan Cen
trail road whose trains start from the Illinois
Central station at Twelfth-st. and the Lake
Front.
C. H McMurray, a travelling salesman of the
responsible position with Franklin MacVeagh &
Co. wholesale grocers, has testified 10 the Chi
cago police as to circumstances under which. on
July 12 in the vicinity of the Illinois Central
depot he overheard a conversation that out
lined a conspiracy having for its object the
sassnation of President Mckinley, ]. Pierpont
Morgan and John D. Rockefeller Mr.. McMur-
ray has since identified the photographs OF
Czolgosz as resembling one of the men he saw,
and the other party to the conversation he in
ssts answers the description of the man of a
bushy beard. who is said to have preceded
Czolgosz in the reception line and to have pro-
tected him until the shots were fired and then
to have disappeared.
MAY HAVE PLOTTED IN CHICAGO.
These circumstances suggest that the plot
for the sssassinateSl of President Mckin-
lev was developed in Chicago, and that the
conspirators separated on the date mentioned,
because no trace of any of them being together
since that date has been discovered One thing
that developed here to-day, however Is sug-
sestion that Emma Goldman ana Leon Szoieos-