The sun., 1901-09-08

loaned him money 10 rent Q room. while
In this cssy he lived on the West Side.
A special breakfast was arranged for
Csoleosz on the morning Of July u. He
was to bs QUESTIONED closely and a de-
cision was to be made as TO whether he
wa q spy or an Anarchist Where this
breakfast was 20 be held II kept secret
for tho present Those invited 10 the break
fast gathered but Czolgosz did not appear
Prom that time on Chicago Anarchists
did not see him This tended TO strengthen
the suspicion that he was a spy They
wrote TO Cleveland and learned that Pred
Niernan' had been away from that city.
that he was supposed to he In Chicago and
that a description OF CzolgUsz Tailed with
the appearance Of the Cleveland Anarchist.
sEooEp To M ALLOWED TO KILL.
Il want to kill.- said the visitor. Il
have been on the outside long enough !
hear Anarchistic talk. hear theory hear
what ought to be done; but | know there
is circle which does more than talk.
know that this circle is represented In every
large city Of the world. am anxious to
take part In the real work and have always
suffered r.buns az Cleveland. let mo
'bfif' iNp NUF innff fitlk hl
I am willing 20 give my life 10 the cause.
! will kill any ruler that you select
With such appeals this the Cleveland
Radical awakened the keenest interest
of tho Chicago contingent II IL believed
that had he remained here he would have
been one of their most trusted workers
Under the influence Of the lectures delivered
by Emma Goldman and others he became
A a. ~
days visit he made In Chicago.
Abraham IsaAk, one OF the six Anarchists
PLACED under arrest at II O'Clock blst night
by Capt. Luke y. Colleran and detectives
working under him, gave out long inter
view several hours before he was arrested
In the interview he talked both Of the assas-
sinated President and the position ~ Chi
cago Anarchists on the assassination The
interview corroborate- the statement Of the
Presidents assassin. and the clue Of the
Buffalo police that tho man was In Chicago.
II also shows that the man was In Cleveland.
'About seven weeks ago that man came
10 my fathers ONCE and our house and
attempted TO get acquainted. but father
thought that he was either a spy or a de-
tectivc. and 80 he was turned aside. Whether
he succeeded In getting into the society
the next day or 30 l do not know because
I went away from the city then What the
mans errand was do not know now. hut
It had something to do With the workings
OF the order
The telegram from Buffalo on which
Capt. Colleran has been working reads
Luke r. Coiieran. Chsf Of Dsteotires
We have In custody Leon Czolgosz.
alias Fred c. Nieman. the Presidents as-as-
sin Locate and arrest T.. J Isaak, Who
u editor Of sociali-tic paper and follower
Of Emma Goldman. from whom Nieman
Il said 10 have taken instructions IL
looks a. II there might be a plo, and that
these people may be implicated
'wuLiAN = Bull.
Superintendent Of Police, Buffalo,
Capt Colleran said:
'On investigation We find that all the
prisoners are followers. and what they call
comrades. Of Emma Goldman. who Was
IN Chicago a few weeks ago
NOT APPROVED Br MRS PARSONS
Lucy Parsons widow of Albert Parsons,
who was hanged for participation In the
Haymarket riot. was seen at her home
When asked whether she knew OF had
heard Of Czolgosz she replied
Il do not know the man. nor do I helieve
he IL an Anarchist, despite any assertion he
may make. AnArchism Ia reconstruc-
tive system. II teaches that one must
strike at the root Of political evil In order
TO better social conditions. Neither my
husband nor myself ever believed that
tho murder of one man or Of many men
would contribute to this end. no matter
how powerful he or they might be.
The murder Of one President only means
that another will take placc and dcspotism
continue. Sooundrels | call them all
am not interested In the attack on Presi-
dent Mckinley have not even taken the
trouble to read the particulars Of the as
saul,. NV theory II that We do not need
Presidents, and 10 | regard them all as
being Of little Importance
Il repeat again that this man was not an
Anarchist II he had a system for the bot
ternent Of conditions. IL was destructive
one. pure and simple In this cas-. you
may quote me as saying that he was damn
fool, fer I am not a Christian. But be-
lieve he was a disappointed oricc seeker.
II " the Garfield assassination over again