The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14

I'VE will hnld every anarchist prisoner
we have: no. judge will release them, and
we will keep them as long as we choose.
We have no evidence of conspiracy
now. but its details must be ferreted out,
and il we find one we Will not be COM
PEELED to hunt for any Of the prisoners
we haze now.
Then too it is the best thing for them
to remain where thy are. for a time at
least. What would Emma Goldman's life
lie worth on the streets? She would not
live two minutes
All night long dense crowds packed the
strests in front of the newspaper offices.
Men and women, weal'ied with long
standing, sat on the sidewalks with their
feet in the cutters, listening to the bull
letins as they were called out through
megaphones, or watching them as they
were thrown on sheets.
TEe crowd was as large when the last
bulletin came as at 8 O'Clock IN the even
ing. The. feeling was intense and the tenn
Per Of the crowd, when it realized that
the end had come. was cruel.
Ready for Slaughter.
There can be little doubt that had any
CT the anarchists been released. ON habeas
corpus proceedings today they would
have been slaughtered on sisht.
News received by Chief Of Police O'Neil
from Buffalo, and suhstantiated by The
unwilling testimony of DR.. Isaac Saylin
and Emma. Goldman, shows that there
was meeting of anarchists in Buffalo
as late as September 2.
This meeting was in the house of Mrs.
Lang and was attended by Emma Cold
man, DIR. Saylin, an anarchisG from New
York. named Keeplous one from Cleve-
land named Norr, and woman from
Rochester whose name has not yet been
learned.
This information was transmitted by
Chief ONeil to City Prosecutor Taylor
and a conference took place between the
CHI eff, DR.. Tyler and Mayor Harrison.
| AS a result, DIR. Saylin was arrested
Thursday night at Twelfth street and
| Ogden avenue, because of his suspicious
! actions after the shooting of the presi-
dent.
AS soon as DR.. Saylin admitted his
presence at the meeting IN Buffalo, war
| rants were sworn. out before JUSTICE
/ PrindiNille FOR his arrest. He was con-
i fined in the Harrison street station and
| no one was allowed to see him on any
| pretext.
| Emma Makes Admissions.
L Emma COlQmAu, WHEN dSNeu eaa8VAs S4ac
meeting in Buffalo. September 2, said
that it had no significance; that DR.. Say
| lin was one Of her friends, and had been
| very attentive to her during her so5ourn
i at Buffalo.
/ DR.. Saylin admitted that he had been
| attentive to Miss Goldman in Buffalo;
| that he had been with her a great deal
and that he had paid her expenses White
| she was there. He took her to Niagara
/ Falls as a special favor.
Emma Goldman, while stoutly denying
she had anything to do with the death
of President Mckinley. says she wouln
have made no effort TO- save him from
| the hands of his assassin II she had been
conyersant with Cznlgosz,s plan to shoot
him.
"1f I had heard Czolgosz say that he
was going to shoot Mr.. Mckinley.
would not have reported the information
to- the police. I hat the spying ponce
and I don't believe in interfering with
what any man thinks he has right to
do. =,
"Why should make 1t my business tc
1 n,t a man in the hands Of the police
when they already secure thousands o.
innocent persons every day and condemn
them to Imprisonment and deatn:
"No. If a man thinks he Is cameo or
+o kill a. man because he believes MIN
tvrant. YOU may be sure that Will no
| .,,oor ~, hin, to the police.