Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11
EMMA GOLDMAN
AT BAR OF JUSTICE
The Female Advocate OF Anarchy Had No
CounseI-Case Continued to Septem-
Der l9th-"I Am Ready"

Chicago, Sept. i,-Magistrate Prlnd--
vile today granted a continuance I'm
Sept. 10 In the case Of the anarchist leo.
turer, Emma Goldman, who was an.
rested here yesterday. City Prosecutor
Owens stated that the prisoner was
chargd with conspiracy to murder the
President and therefore he desired that
she be held without BAH
Miss Goldman was not represented
by counsel, but declared she was ready
TO proceed with the hearing. When Ia.
court granted the continuance che said
she wanted to be allowed her freedom
under bonds The magistrate said that
as the latest bulletin indicated that the
distinguished patient at Buffalo was ON
the high road to recovery. he woulu
consider the matter Of bail further.
ana would announce his decision al
noon.
PRISONER WAS SURPRISED.
Miss Goldman appeared IN court M
$3.50 q. m. under the escort Of Matron
Keegan. She seemed surprised that no
lawyer was there to take up her de-
Tense and glanced uneasIly about the
room full or uncouth prisoners ana
curious spectators She asked for
Lawyers saluel and Brown, both u
whom have been engaged in doing the
legal work OF the local anarchists al
rested last Friday. They We're not in
court and Justice Prindeyille said he
would walt a reasonable time for them
10 appear.
Although the telephone was kept busy
an hour elapsed and the lawyers were
still absent. Chief Of Detectives Col
lerain then demanded that the hearing
proceed 1t took only few minutes
and then Miss Goldman was led back
TO her room In the woman's annex
She looked tired and Worn, and there
were evidences Of nervousness in her
manner. She was dressed as she was
yesterday, in a short waist and blue
walking skirt. When City Prosecutor
Owens repeated the charge against her
she flushed and then smiled.
Il asked the chief Of police last night
to have Lawyer Leopold Saltiel sent 10
me-" she said to an Associated Press
reporter before leaving the room. Il
guess he must have forgotten Il. I ex-
pected that NV friends would have been
busy In my behalf. forgetting that mos,
OF them have been locked up in this sta
ton with the dragnet the police have
flung out"
SPENT UNCOMFORTABLE NIGHT
Emma Goldman. the anarchist
very uncomfortable night In the wo-
mans annex to the Harrison street
police station last night She ate a
hearty supper last night. but shortly
afterward her head began TO ache.
showing the effect Of the strain under
which she had been laborng an day.
Being a trained nurse by profession.
she insisted on treating herself She
wrote a prescription, which she handed
TO Chief Matron keegan, with request
that II be filled. The matron. however,
declined 10 do 40 without the sanction
of the chief OF police, fearing that the
seemingly Innocent slip Of paper might
call for poison wherewith the prisoner
might do herself harm.
The matron offered her charge a dose
OF headache cure which she herself
used. Miss Goldman refused to take II
and spent sleepless night In conse-
quence.
She talked nearly the whole night TO
the soatron, again repeating her Won
der that 80 insignificant a man as Nc
Kinley" should receive such wide !
spread attention.
Her words were even more violent |
than in the interviews she lslye out |
yesterday" said the matron today |
"She did ask TO see a lawyer, saying |
she was willing TO take Il for granted |
that her friends in the city would see
that she had proper legal assistance"
APPEARS IN COURT.
At $3.50 a. M Miss Goldman. looking |
pale but determined, appeared in JUS /
tice Prindeyille's court She was un- |
accompanied by any one save Nation /
Keegan. She looked around the room |
as II expecting 20 see some one, but |
as there were none OF her acquaint- |
ances present, she faced the magistrate. !
Assistant City Prosecutor owens told /
the magistrate that Chief Bull, Of Buff
falo. had asked the Chicago police TO |
mold Miss Goldman as long as possible, |
pending the Investigation they were /
Mr.. owens asked for a post |
ponement OF the case until September |
10. the date set for a hearing Of the /
other anarchists now under arrest !