Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-07
MATCHING OF THE PLOT.
Cleveland Police Have Received Pri-
 yate Information.

yate Information.
 Cleveland, o, Sept z Information was received by the local police from Buffalo last night that perhaps the plot to kill the president was matched in this city. Chief Corner and his de tectives held secret session (which lasted until an early hour this morn ing.
 At the close the chief would make only the following statement:
 T am positive that Czolgosz is a Clevelander. that he is well-known here and has large circle of friends here''
 The would-be assassin had on him letter of recommendation signed by a Cleveland man. The Buffalo police transmitted the name and other infor- nation to local officers last night by telegraph. This man was examined rigidly last night for two hours. The police will not tell his name. It is known that he has promised to help the police find and arrest all of Czol- goszs friends in the city, Michael Goldsmith. a local labor agitator and socialist was also examined.
 The names and addresses of Cleve- land parties which were found on Czolgosz have been looked up by the police. Some were found to be ficti- tious. One was No ITO Superior street. This has been the meeting place of anarchistic societies.
 Czolgosz's father is said to live on a farm eight miles from this city.
 Investigation in the Polish settle ment early to-day failed to find any trace of Leon CZolgoSZ. No one seem ed to know the man. There is a fam fly by the name of Czolgosz living on Hosmer street, but it's members have the reputation throughout the settle ment of being hardw orking honest people. There are in this family a Frank and Charles Czolgosz but no Leon. Neighbors told about another Czolgosz, who had been in the Spanish American war and who drew a pen sion from the government because of a crippled hand. His whereabouts could not be learned.
 Frank CZolgosz was at work when a reporter called at his home. In the rear of this house a woman named Mrs John GloWskie lived. She appeared at the door with an infant in her arms and in reSpone to inquires she declar- ed that her husband had deserted her some time ago and she did not know where he now was. She further said that he belonged to a society of social ists and attended meetings regularly in hall in the neighborhood She was very bitter towards her absent husband and declared he was gam bier.
 From another source it was stated that Glowski was in Buffalo with Cleveland saloonkeepr. A letter was received from the saloonkeeper the other day to this effect it was said.
 The investigation disclosed one thing and that is there had been here a society of socialists which held reg ular meetings and has denounced the existing form of government The members of this society. according to the police, have violent ideas.
 c. B. Palmer of Warrensville in which place the latest information re- ceiyed from Buffalo indicates that the presidents assailant lived, said last night:
 ASuSmpeI UelES tue clerK dT c sale some time ago when something was bought by 8 family that used the name of Neiman, but which, when 1t came to signing the papers. used the name Czolgosz or something like that. This family as we'll as I remember. lived on property that adjoined c. E.. Emery's farm. It was a family of foreigners but that is all that re- members about them"