Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-09-12
CASE CT EMMA GOLDMAN
Magistrate PrlndiViIle Of Chicago
Grants a Continuance Until
Thursday Of Next Week.
PRISONER WITHOUT COUNSEL
She Wanted to be Allowed Her
Freedom Under Bond, But
Was Taken Back to the
Woman's Annex.

Associated Press Dispatches by Special Wires.
Chicago. H., Sept. 1l.-An npplioa-
tion will be made today for writ OF
habeas corpus IN behalf of the nine
anarchists now under arrest, charged
with conspiracy TO murder President
Mckinley. The name of Emma Gold
man also probably will BIZ included in
the petition.
Should the application for writ he
successful. IL probably will be made
ieturnable tomorrow morning, at which
time all the defendants would be
brought into court
In the evidence which can be pro-
cured to hold the prisoners, it is
stated. the Chicago police have the
following telegram from the Buffalo
chief Of police: "Ozogosz was in
Chicago August 18th, in the company
Of Emma Goldman and Abraham Isnak,
at lsaak's Office. " The Chicago police
do not know on what evidence this
statement is based, but take it for
granted that it is part Of the confess
sion OF Czolgosz.
The decision TO resort to habesa
corpus was reached after many Efforts
had been made to induce the authori-
ties to release the prisoners On bail.
Emma Goldman spent an uncomforta-
BILE night in the Woman's Annex, at
the Harrison Street Police Station In
the evening, her head began to ache
violently from the strain under which
she had been lahoring all day. Being a
trained nurse by profession, she in
sisted on treating herself, and wrota
prescription which she handsd 10 Chief
Nation Keegau, with n request that ii
/ bo filed. The matron, however, de-
cliDed to arguiesce without the sRnc-
! tion of the chief OF police, fearing that
the seemingly innocent slip Of paper
might call for poison, Consequently.
the prisoner spent q sleepless night,
during which she talked to the mGtron,
again and again repeating Ter wonder
that 80 insignificant a man as
Mckinley" should receive such wide
spread attention. She did not see b
lawyer, saying she was willing to take
it for granted that her friends in this
city would sec that she had proper
legal assistance.
Magistrate PrindiVille today granted
continuance until September 10th in
the case Of Emma Goldman.
| City Prosecutor Owens stated that
the prisoner was charged with con-
spiracy to murder the President, and,
ther Store, he desired that she be held
| without bail.
Miss Goldman WIS not represented by
counsel, but declared her desire to
have an immediate hearing. With a
determined little snap of her teeth, she
said she was ready to proceed without
counsel. When the court granted the
continuance, she said hhe wanted to he
allowed her freedom under bond This
magistrate said that, Us the latest bull
letin indicated that the distinguished
patient at Buffalo was on the high road
to recovery, he would consider the
matter OF bail further and would an
nounce his decision ut noon.
Miss Goldman appeared 10 court at
$50 O'Clock under the escort Of Matron
KeeQan. aShe seemed surprised that no
lawyer was there to take up her dc.
fence, and glanced uneasily ut the
roomful of unoouth prisoners and
curious spectators. She asked for
Lawyers Snltiel and Brown. They we're
not in court, aud Justice Prindiville
said he would wait reasonable time
for them to appear.
Although the telephone was kept
busy, an hour elapsed and the lawyers
we're still absent. Chief OF Detectives
Colleran then demanded that the hear.
ing should proceed. 1t took only few
minutes, and then Miss Goldman was
led back to her room in the Woman e
annex. She looked tired and nervous.
When Prosecutor Owens repeated the
charge against her, she flushed and
then smiled.
Il asked the chief OF police last
night to have Lawyer Saltisl sent &c
me. " she said to an Associated Press
Reporter before leaving the court room.
II guess he must have forgotten it.
] expected that my friends would have
been busy in my behalf. T"
PITTsBuKa ANARCHISTS.
PittsburR, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE hear
ing of Carl Mold and Harry Gordon,
the local anarchists arrested Monday,
which was fixed for this morning, was
postponed until later in the day.
Superintendent Roger O'Mara of the
local Bureau of Detectives said he
knew nothing as to the alleged oonr cot.
ing of local man with the assassina.
tion plot by the Buffalo police Among
Nold's effects were found number oil
advertisements of excursions to Buffalo
over almost every road having route
to that city.