The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-09-18

Haye'. Henry Travagli,. Alfred Schne'
Ger Ju,;s Mec:ams. Ns-ie I7saks ar {
Maize I~asko, il All tut Miss 6 Id
msn we're arrested sone dsvs sg,, The
women eere s9lcwed to &C but the me'
so-e held without bail AID aer now il
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Lsse- in tbs day Miss Goldmsu va
intervieHed 10 the vomea's annex tc
the police station By an Associated
Press representative az a stenc ,raphit
| repe7s taken. Miss G7ldnsn sad:
Il feel sure that the police are help
ing US mere than I could do in ter
years. They are making more anarchist:
than the most prominent people con
rect, d Hith the anarchist cause could
make IN ten years. If they will only
cc ntiaue I shall Re very grateful; they
vi ! save ne lots o work.
"Nhat do you think of your own ar
rest2" she was asked
IF told you. -" she replied. ''itwou' &
look souewhst conceited and | certainly
would rot like to be guilty Of that. Not
only ny arrest but the othsrs smack OF
| the Hsyma7ket. The police s1e very
much in disrerute al over the oountr5
aod they wish to d. something to clesl
themselves. They are trying to make il
an ararchist plot; if ,hey wish TO make
up csse they may succeed"
"Wl at nan in the United States, in
your oIin;oo, Isl sufHo oient prominence
to warrant such . plot?" she was asked
Il an not in position to say" replied
Miss Go!dm IN, "wbo ought to be killed.
The moncrolis's aDd weslthy of thi
country sre resp onsiOle for the existence
of Czclgosz If imperialism would not
grow in this country; il the liberties Of
the people were not trsnpled ur der foot
there would have been no violence"
Referring to the would be assassin,
Miss Goldmsn said:
Il feel that the man is one Of those
uufcrtunates who have been driven to
despair andmisery to commit the deed. |
feel very deeply with him as sn indi7i'
dual, as l would feel with anybody who
suffers. If I had means I would help
him as much as I coulG; would see
that he had counsel and that justice
was done him.
Although the whole world awaited
Fridsy afternoon for the bulletins from
the presidents beside, Miss Goldman
did not cara enough about the report
that he had been shot, which she heard
neWsboys shouting. to buy paper. 1t
was Saturday noon before her interest
vas sufficiently aroused to buy news
paper c}ntsining the story. She was
more interested in the arrest of the
Ch;cago Anarchists than in the presi-
dents condition.
Asked if she thought Czolgosz's act
vas prsiseEor'hy from her point Of
view, she answered:
II am not in position to say
whether II was good or bad. It is
bad for the ns1 who attempted to do
It. an not il his boot and know moth
ing about it. WHIST I djn't see is Why
hey should make more fuss over the
president than anybody else. All men
sre borre equal"
Charles G. Norries at whose home
Miss Geldmsn vas taken into custody
is not tie type Of man generally as-
soeisted with tie word "soarchlst. y
Ha is well butt, coed looking, neat
snd we'll dressed and is decidedly io-
te!ligent, He hiss no occupation at pres
ent but has been clerk and was recent
~ in the iasursnce business. he is a
Csrsdisu by birth, hut hiss become a
ci;;zsn Of this couatry.
When Questioned by ons Of the police
ofiaers, Norris disclaimed any knoWl-
edge Of any plot to ssssssinate the
president sad said he knew nothing
whatever Of Czolgosz. When asked how
Miss Goldman cana to be sn inmate Of
his place be replied that be I'D on a
previous occasion invited her to make
her hume there whenever she was IN
Cticsgo.
when she csne to your house this
time did you know she was wanted by
the notice." denarded Chief O'Neill'
Yes"
Then Why did you not inform the
police?'
"Well, she said when she came to the
house that she hsd come here to sur
render herself to the Chicago police and
I supposed she would do SO when she
got ready"
Don't you know" asked the chief,
''that she was rot going to surrender to
the police at all? Don't you know she
was expecting to leave Chicago?"
mol don't," was the reply. "She
told me she vas gci1g TO give her
self up and | had no reason to doubt
her"
Il don't believe ore word he says, !"
said O'Neill, as Norris was led away.
TIE woman vas preparing to run away
as we can positively shoT and, Of course,
this fellow must have kno8n about it.
Isball hold him il custody and have
him indicted for conspiracy to kill the