The sun., 1901-09-08
WATCH ON CITY ANARCHISTS.
nut THEY'RE HARMLESS, THE
NEW YORk POLICE SAi.
me, Don't know t<oiEe~y Even We r
q seif-t onfessed Disciple OF Einma
Goldman Career of That Fier, Person
--Biue-C dated sympatnizer Turns Up

-B,ue-C Dated s,mpathizer Turns Up.
From all that can be harmed 20 far the
Young Anarchist who shot President Mchln-
|ey II lust a. much unknown among the
Anarchirts Of this city unoer his real tAfnr
I Leon =. Czolgu.z As under the nam"
q Sieman which he gave st first but
while most Of tho Anarchists here deplore
ils act. there are q few who. although
autbD,ir. make IL quite clear To their In
mates that they believe the man has
one right.
Few 81 the Anarchists Of the Fast Side
viii talk at all about the shooting OF the
President. and yesterday their resorts
we're deserted The local AnArchists have
no desire Ia b. mixed up In any Of the al
sirs which have brought their kind In
,,ch dirfavor when the Anarchists dropped
nio the saloons where they are habituer
..w remained for more than a few min
.t.s yesterday. and these talked In ~hisp-
,rs. The New York Reds regret the shoot
,ng more from the harm they believe II
"a done their cause than from any sym
athy with the President and ths grief
.tricken nation.
Czolgosx IL Q Western Anarchist and
III
rganixations OF Reds but his crime In OF
r,ore than usual interest 70 local Anarchists
rom the fact that he has openly declared
irn-elf 20 b. disciple OF the energetic
fmma Goldman That fiery person has
uelonged to every organization of An
rchists In this city. and at one time or
nnother has been kicked out OF every one
"ut A. often as she has been expelled from
re she has found harbor in another and
IA that way she has made the rounds several
mes
The New York police are con nvtnced that
il city's Anarchists had no hand In the
tooting of President Mckinley so sure
re- they that outside Of warning the precinct
,mmAnders In districts where the Reds
- known 20 cungrcga'e. they have done
thing The dragnet will not he spread
-sad no arrests will be made At the same
i.me the polic- are not at all sure that Emma
Goldman Is innocent OF any connection
citn the crime. and II requested 10 find the
,soman they think they can do Il. Capt.
Titus 81 the local detective bureau stands
,.ady 10 send a man 10 tho West a, any time,
lud he II willing 60 wager that he lands
tuma Goldman inside of week
'ag come from Buffalo. Czolgosz halls last
from Cleveland Now, Enlrna Goldman
has given tho New York police so much
ro,iblc that they think Il worth while 10
,erp track Of her NOV, ments. even when
q hey do not want her for any specific viola
ion Of tho law They know that whcn
she left this city some months ago she went
to Paterson. where tho Italian Anarchists
rrccivcd her with open arms She ls-ctured
IN Patterson for some time and then started
for the Wet. II II known that she was In
t1eveland and that she went from the latter
,itv to Tolsio. The man who shot the
Trr-iden, admits having spent a eT,a, deal
" time In Toledo. and his mention Of Emma
Goldman : name in hi- confession. coupled
with the fact that she h known 90 have
heen IN the section where the man says
he planned hi- crime. h regn rcied nv tho
New Yo,F detective burau as suspicious
The BUREAU thinks Il H. justification enough
to arrest Enma Goldman and hold her for
awhile. In sny event. and there are one or
two detectives H. the Central of'icc who
,re itching To 90 to Ohio to catch the woman
again.
Emma Goldman has preached both for
principles as she calls them-of anarchy.
Sh. has never i-en a very consistent person.
bccauar. ~ some persons say. she has
always had her speeches and the articles
which have appeared over her name written
for her by some one elSe. What she lacks
In education and thought she has made up.
however. 10y a crude eloquencr, which has
stirred up many a gathering Of Anarchists
In this and other cities She has gained
for herself the title Of The Little Firebrsnd.
q most appropriate title for a person OF
her lurid proclivti~s.
She II now about IS years old. She Il a
Russian. the daughter Of a tailor. and she
came 10 this country seventeen years ago,
Al that time she had no more notion Of
anarchy than she had Of constitutional
law. From the frs, her associations here
were Anarchists, though, and she soon
became the hottest, headed of them all
She married "A man named Grlnbaum and
lived with him In Rochester. An Anarchist
named Louis Bernstein taught her it, first
principles. and pretty soon she had deserted
her husband and was travelling around the
country with Bernstein. spreading the red
doctrines Of anarchy She came to this Ct, v
soon and joined the Pioneers of Liberty
founded by John Mo.t. Her violent
speeches sent chill- up the hacks Of tn.
Pioneers, and finally when in addressing
a meeting Of them she said BY and 10y
your wives. instead Of cooking vour dinners
will IL cooking dynamite, they ran her
out Of the organization.
Alexander B-rkmann. whom Emms had
met among the Pioneers, succceced Bern
stein ~ her teacher In Anarrhistic doc
trine~ Rerkmann and Bernstein had sew
eral fights over tho woman. who was then
rather good.looking but they finally both lost
her to John Mo~t. Met and Ernns trained
with the German group OF Anarchists.
Noon fnma Coldman's name appeared
appended Ia violent article~ In Mo-,'s paper,
Ise Freihsif Most Is said Ia have written all
Of these articis- Hut Emma finally quar-
r~lled with Mo-t and one night Ia this
ci,y she hor-~w hipr-d him while h. was
making q speech TO some of his followers
Rerkmann- shooting OF u. &. frick
a. the Carnegie steel Works made him 80
much Of a hero with the abti-MoSt An
archists. that Emma, who always loved
the spectacular, went hack to him She
lived near tle jail ia which he was cohtned,
and she publicly applaudcd the Prick
shooting When she prturn~d h"~a she
took ereat delight IN prai-ins It Ia public
rp~~ting- 40 thi- tirDc she mad. one or
two sI--.chss uf the hair-raising order
.