The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-26
CZOLG0SZ VERY NERVOUS.
MS RELATIVES PERMITTED TO
VISIT HIN ~ HIS CELL.
The Assassin showed Ma Emeuea. Although
His sister wept- Would Tel Nothing
About His Crime WIN Be Taken to
Court To-day 10 Receive sentence.

BUFFALO, Sept. rs In the presence
Of police officers n q representative OF
the District Attorney. CEolgosz. the oon-
vtcted murderer Of the President. was
allowed TO see his relatives this morning
Detective solomon took the father. brother
and sister from Polcc Headquarters. where
they slept last night. 10 the jail at II O'Clock.
Tn interview tool place In the iron cell
on the third floor OF the jail. 20 which Czol-
goez was taken after his conviction. IL II
q room enclosed In boiler iron and adj
hitting just sufficient light VI ventilation
for existence. Assistant Superintendent
Of Police Cusack and Assistant District
Attorney Hallcr were present.
The assassin received his relatives much
a. any man In Jail might do. The CON
versaiion was largely IN Polish. a. the
father speaks no English. The sister
Victoria, displayed much feeling n cried
from time 10 time. Her eyes were red
with weeping when she came out Czol-
goez was very nervous and In the samo
state ~ at the trial yesterday. The Assist
ant District Attorney thought the situation
might move Czolgosz 70 tell som ething
more about the prepar stions for his crime.
but II did not
i did IL alone: there wa no one else, :
aid Czolgoaz three different times when
the detectives and the relatives urged him
to tell everything hs knew He said the
st. Louis Anarchist who claimed To have
tied the handkerchief on his hand wac "a
liar. and he did not know him. MIR Haler
said afterw ards:
I'VE learned absolutely nothing new
from Czolgosz. b conversation was
mostly commonplace
The interview lasted thirty-fve minutes
The relatives then babe good-by TO the
assassin. whom they will never SO again.
His sister kissed him h others merely
shook hands, Czolgo-z Said nothing at
this farewell and when they had gone he
threw himself on the bed and drew a quilt
over hls face. He remained In this a.
titude for some time. His relatives de-
parted on the noon train for Cleveland
The sister said II was ths intention Of the
family to ask the court to change their
names. ~ they might not always be held
In odium
abe, mo one will have VA around
The police take no interest In the st.
Louis confession. Detective Cusack said
That fellow wants 20 get transportation
20 Buffalo. That's all
II was discovered to-day that a Miss T..
Goldman registered at the Bedell HOUSE,
Grand Island. "A river resort near here, on
Sept. 3. three DAYS before the shooting Of
the Presidelt. The people al the hotel
are unable to say whether IL was the An
archist.
The sssasein will he brought into court
at ? O'Clock tomorrow afternoon 10 re
ceive the death sentence. lie intends
now 10 make a speech IN court. when asked
" he has anything TO saw before sentence
Ia pronounced A. -Oon a. the SCENE
In court Is over Sheriff Caldwell will nIsh
him u Auburn He rants 20 get the prls-
oner out II his hands a. early "a possible.
lie will try to Conceal the time 81 departure
hut means 10 g"t the first train available
after the ASSASSIN " sentenced Under
the law 81 this state fixing "A period hs-
tween sentence and execution, Czolgl-z
cannot be taken 10 the ~elcCtric chair Ire
fore Oct -
The Czolgosz trial has been the cheapest
murder trial In the history % the county,
80 far az the attaches OF the District Attor-
ney'r Office can recall. IL IL said the extra
expenses ~ tho trial will not eIcs-d 5000.
The counsel for the defendant. under the
law. can receive only $50. a. they were
Assigned to defend the man. Or Carlos
= Macdonald Of New York may get $500 and
DR.. Allan McLane Hamilton n similar
amount DR. Hurd Of the Buffalo state
Hospital will probably receive a like sum.