The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-09-20


iavcl, Horny Trayaglio, Alfred Sohnei
dor, Julia Mechanic, Marie Isaaks ar d
Maris Iaaaks, Jr. All but Miss Gold
man wero arrested some days ago. The
women were allowed to 60 but the men
were hold without bail and aor now in
jsil.
Lator in tho day Miss Goldman was
interviewed in tho womon's annex to
tho polico station by ON Associated
Pross representation ard stonographio
report tskon. Miss Goldman said:
Il feel sure that tho police aro holp.
ing us moro than l could do in ton
years. They are making more anarchists
than tho most prominent pooplo con-
noctt d with tho anarchist causo could
mako IN ton years If thoy will only
continue | shall bo worry grateful; they
viii save mo lots Of work"
What do you think Of your own ar
rost?' sho was asked.
If told you, aho ropliod, s.it would
look somewhat oonoeitod aud I Ioertalnly
would not like to be guilty Of that. Not
only my arrest but tho others smack of
tho Haymarkot. Tho police arc very
much in disreputo all over tho country
and they wish to do something to clear
themselves. They arc trying to mako it
an anarchist plot; if ,hoy wish to make
up q oaso thoy may succeed"
What man in the United Stetoe, in
your opinion, 10 of suifoient prominence
to warrant suoh plot2" she was asked.
II am not in position to say" replied
Miss Goldman, who ought to be killed.
Tho monopolists and wealthy of this
country aro responsible for tho existence
Of o Czolgoaz Ii imperialism would not
grow in this country; il tho liberties OF
tho people wero not trampled ur d or foot
there would havo been no violence"
Reforring to tho would be ASSASSIN,
Miss Goldman said:
i fool Ghat tho man is ono Of those
unfortuDates who havo boan driven to
despair andmisery to 60 ommtt tho deod. I
feel very deeply with him as an indivi.
dual, as | would fool with anybody who
suffers. If l had means I would help
him as much as | could; would SEQ
that ho had counsel and that Justice
was dono him."
Although tho whole world awaited
Friday afternoon for tho bulletins from
tho Presidents beside, Miss Goldman
did not osre enough about tho report
that he had boon shot, which she hoard
nowadays shouting, to buy paper. 1t
was Saturday noon before her interest
was sufficiently aroused to buy a news.
paper containing the story. Sho was
moro interested in the arrest Of the
Chicago anarchists than in the presi.
dent's condition.
Asked if sho thought Czolgosz's act
was praiseworthy from her point Of
view, sho answered:
i am not in position to say
whether it was good or bad. It is
bad for the man who attempted to do
it. l am not in his boots and know moth.
ing about it, What don't see ia why
they should mako moro fuss over tho
president than anybody else. All men
arc borno equal. 81. .,4y5, IS iy,s &
y. Qhsrlee G !. Norrios at whose homo
MISS Goldman was taken into custody
is not tho type Of man generally as.
ISOLATED with the word ''anarohlst. !"
he is we'll butt, good looking, neat
and we'll drossod aud is decidedly in
telli!gent Ho has no occupation at pres
ont but has bcen clerk and was re cent
ly III the insurance businoss. He is a
Canadian by birth, but has become q
cit'z IN Of this country.
When questioned by one Of the police
officers, Norris disclaimed any knowl.
edge Of any plot to assassinato tho
president and said ho know nothing
whatever Of Uzolgosz Whom asked how
Mics Goldman came to be on inmate Of
his place no roplied that ho had on
previous occasion invited her to ma ko'
her homo there whonover she was in
Chicago.
"Whon aho osmo to your house this
timo did you know sho was wanted by
the police" demanded Chief O'Noill.
''Yos."
Then why did you not inform tho
polioc7'
We'll, she said when sho oamo to tho
house that sho had cone here TO sur
rcndor horsolf to tho Chicago police and
supposed sho would do 80 whom she
got ready"
Don't you know" asked tho chief,
THAT sho was not going to surrender to
tho polico at all? Don't you know she
was expecting to leave Chicago2"
mo don't" was the reply. "Sho
toid mo sho WAS going TO give her
sell up and | had no reaaon to doubt
her."
II don't believe one word he says, F."
SAID ONoill, as Norris WAS led away.
Tho woman was preparing to run away
as we can positively show and, of course.
this fellow must have known about it,
! shall hold him in custody aud hayo
him indicted for conspiracy to kill tho
president"