The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-10

T MARTIN RAZNIC, cloakmaker. who
rents the premises at this number.
MAURICE FOX
MICHAEL RAJ.
In this house the detectives from Max
well street station found box after box
heaped with the literature Of anarchy and
socialism. There were pictures Of Emma
Goldman and the other leaders. There
were many copies of the Firebrand, Abra-
ham Isaak's old paper.
.lSAAK THE LEADER.
OF those ia custody Abraham Isaak ST.
is the man who is looked upon as the
ringleader. That the Buffalo authorities
hold this view is evidenced by the tele-
gram on which Chief O'Nen and Chief Of
Detectives Colieran acted. It was from
Chief OF Ponce Bun. ana read:
we have in custody Leon Czolgosz,
alias rred C. Nieman, the presidents as
sassin. Locate and arrest e. J. Isaak,
who is editor of socialist paper and
follower of Emma Goldman, from whom
Nieman IS said to have taken instruc-
tons Tt looks as if there might be a plot
and that these people may be inmplicat-
ed"
ADMITS re KNEW cZOLGOSZ.
Several of the nine who We're charged
with conspiracy underwent a burning fire
of questions before Mayor Harrison, Chief
o Nen and Chief Of Detectives CoHeran
during the afternoon. Isaak himself ac-
knowIedged that he knew Colgosz slight
ly. but said he never took him into his
confidence He declared to the police
that he knew him only a short time-as
Czolgosz-and regarded him as a spy or
an unsafe man. Ia substantiation of his
assertion Isaak produced a copy Of his
paper, Free Society, of date Sept. ], con-
tanning a warning that, he declares, re-
fered to CzoIgosz. It is held by the po-
lice. however, that this may have been
merely a blind and understood by the
plotters in a well-laid conspiracy. The
notice ran:
ATTENTION.
The attention of the comrades is called
TO another spy. He is Wen dressed, o.
medium height. rather narrow shoulders,
blonde, and about . years Of age Up TO
the present he has made his appearance
i'm Chicago and Cleveland. In tne former
place he remained but short time. while
in Cleveland he disappeared when tho
comrades had confirmed themselves Of
his identity and We're on the point of ex-
posing him. His demeanor is of the usual
sort. pretending TO be greatly interested
in the cause. asking for names and solic-
itlng aid for acts of contemplated vlo-
lence If this same individual makes his
appearance elsewhere the comrades are
nGrned in advance, and can act accord
ingly"
STORY OF IsAAKS DAUGHTER.
Perhps the most important light on the
case was brought out during the police
examination OF Editor Isaaks daughter
Marie. 10 years Old. but a thorough be-
lever i'm anarchism. Czolgosz was in
Chicago about July Z, Marie admitted.
Emma Goldman had been here during
June and until the middle of July. She
had met the tried and faithful in the
house at 5l5 CarraH avenue. She had met
Czolgosz there.
He walked with Emma Goldman part
of the way 10 the railway station on
July l2 the girl admitted
Then she sought to correct this, saying
hurriedly:
"This man came 10 my fathers Office
and to our house about seven weeks ago
and attempted TO set acquainted. but
father Thought he was either spy or a
detective. So he was turned aside" she
added quickly
WENT TO TIE FAIR.