The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

lHh T 4 a O. -. fI- III Despite lEN fIa..ll-
cation of several more OF less sensational
stories about alleged interviews with
CzoiEosZ i'm his cell and alleged acts of
petty spite toward him ON the part Of the
police. no unusual treatment has been
offered TO him during his imprisonment.
He gets whatever couduces TO his health
ana comfort In fact ne is treated as
any other prisoner would be. and the
police have made il a point. at the order
OF Secretary Root. to let nothing arise To
cause him TO think that he is in any way
an exception TO his fellow prisoners OF n
hero. His meals are plentiful and health
fuI, and ne is permitted to smoke. The
newspapers are denied him. however. but
in that particular he is no exception.
The prisoners health is good. lie ap-
pears To have suffered no nervous strain
since his arrest. His callers say that his
manner is that Of one who accepts his
position as the natural consequence Of
what he has done: that he shows no sign
Of fear. and that he seems satisfied that
/ his deed was right
District Attorney Penney has not quos-
toned Czolgosz since Saturday night Mr.
Penney is authority for the statement
that when Czolgosz is put on trial six
| separate counts against him will be in
/ cluded in the indictment. and that he will
be convicted on each count, and that the
( total for the several offences Will aggre-
{ gate "a very considerable number of years
| Tfs--
! cIude two separate assaults upon the
/ President for which. it is said. twenty
/ years Imprisonment can be inflicted;
( charge Of threatened assault against each
/ Of the three men who bore CzoIgosz to
the ground and captured him after shoot
/ ing the President, and last the charge Of
| carrying concealed weapons
/ The penalties that can be inficteu upon
/ conviction on the four charges named last
are largely i'm the discretion Of the court.
They will aggregate something more than
ten years which raises the probable SEN
/ tonce 20 more than thirty years. a more
/ fitting punishment for the crime than ten
years. which was at first said 10 be the
/ only punishment that could be admins
tered
/ The investigation into the family his
/ tory Of Czolgosz shows that one Of his
two brothers is a pensioner in the United
/ States Army. having been wounded in the
Philippine war.
/ The attention Of the police was direct
/ ed 10 Emma Goldman when CzoIgosz. the
/ would-be assassin, in the attempt To jus
/ tify himself boasted that he was her dis
/ ciple. Several rumors are now being in
/ vestiEated, and the authorities would like
. 10 discover the whereabouts Of the wom-
an It has been stated that she was in
/ Buffalo on August @ and that CzoIgosz
saw her here From Chicago has come
/ rumor 10 the effect that when one Hip
/ polyte HereI was arrested on Friday night
/ in that city. a letter from Emma Cold
man, dated Buffalo, August -. was
found. but the authorities in this city
have no knowledge as to the genuineness
OF otherwise Of this document
It is not likely that Czolgosz would
have drawn attention TO the Goldman
woman the moment ne was arrested had
! she been mixed up In the crime, especial
Iy as he was so anxious to convince ev-
erybody that he and he alone was respou-
sible
So FAR as can be CLEANED hsrc.
nothing has been discovered by the
police or the Secret Service men
since the shooting Of the President 70 con-
I firm the theory that the act was the re-