The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-09-13

implicated in any plot to kill the
president. She said she believed Czol-
gosz acted entirely on his own re-
sronsibility, and that he never claim
ell to have been inspired by her, as
he is quoted as affirming.
The president, she averred, with a
yawn, was an insignificant being to
her-a mere human atom, whose life
or death were matters of supreme
Indifference to her, or to any an
archist. Czolgosz's act was foolish,
yet, she declared, it probably had
its inspiration III the misery which
the Pole had seen about him. Vio-
lence, she said, was not a tenet i'll
the faith of the anarchist, and she
had not advocated it in Cleveland,
where CzolgOsz has said he heard
her, nor elsewhere. 80
Miss Goldman arrived here Sunday
morning from st. Louis Her i'm
munity from arrest while in the Mis-
souri, metropolis and up to Tuesday
in Chicago afforded her much amuse-
ated with laughter, of her capture
Tuesday. In her conversation with
reporters-and she talked with them
at length twice during the day--the
excitement she was laboring under
was suppressed, and only once did
she break down completely. That
was when Capt. Schuettler led her
from the Office of Chief of Police
O'Neill to the cab which was waiting
to convey her to the woman's annex
of the Harrison street police station.
For a moment she became a woman.
pure and simple, and cried. In a
moment, however, this exhibition of
distress was over, and when she put
her foot on the step to mount into
the carriage she was again Emma
Goldman, the high priestess of an
archy," as she has been styled by her
followers.
She said her purpose in coming
here had been to assist three anarch-
lists who were arrested here several
days ago. She had intended to give
herself up to the police, but delayed
it for one reason and another until
the police she had derided so much
had taken the matter into their own
hands.
She was held on a warrant sworn
out by Capt. Colleran, charging her
with conspiracy to murder the pres
ident. AS her co-conspirators, were
named the anarchists already in Jail
here.
She will be taken before magis-
trate Wednesday. 1t is expected that
the city will ask for a continuance
Of the case, pending advices from
Buffalo.
81 shall insist upon an immediate
hearing" she said in speaking of the
probability of a postponement being
asked for by the city prosecutor.
"They want me to go to New York
without requisition papers. bat
will not go; 1 know the legal ropes,
and I'll make them fight every step.
And I'm not afraid to go at that"
Chicago, Sept. 12.-Magistrate
Prindiville Wednesday decided that
Emma Goldman, the anarchist lee
turer, under arrest here, should be
held without bail pending the de
cision of similar cases in the upper
court. The action of Justice Prindi-.
vile in holding her without bail ex-
tends only to Friday of this week. At
that time the question will be re-
considered and the magistrate will
decide whether she shall be held with
out bail or released under bonds until
the preliminary hearing of the charges
against her, which is set for Septem-
Der 10.
Miss Goldman appeared for hear
ing before the magistrate during the
afternoon. She had not secured coun-
sci, but in a determined voice de-
clared that she was ready to act as
her own attorney. The assistant city
prosecutor, however, obtained a con-
tinuance OF the hearing till Septeln-
Der IS, the date set for the hearing
of other anarchists in custody here.
Mr.. Owens, the prosecutor, stated
that the result of an investigation at
Buffalo was being awaited.