The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-12
EMMA GOLDMAN DEFIANT;
Is HELD WITHOUT BAIL
Female Leader Of Anarchy Has Hearing in Court
in Chicago
Passed Sleepless Night But Was Even More Violent
Her Talk Than When Arrested.

Il am ready" she replied. firmly.
Assistant Prosecutor Owens imme-
diately spoke up: THE prosecution de-
sires continuance until the 18th to
be set at the same time as the other
cases, without BALL
Wanted Two Lawyers.
Miss Goldman: L would like a hear
ing right away. l want 70 see Lawyer
Saitiel. If he IS in court"
The court instructed an officer to as
certain II AIr. Saluei was in the room.
or Lawyer BrOwf." interjected Miss
Goldman.
The court-Do you expect the two
lawyers2
Miss Goldman thought they might
be here. 1t does not matter if they are
not.
The court then decided to go on with
the regular docket and permit time to
ascertain if the two lawyers were
bout. After an hours time Miss Cold
man asked TO telephone and see if The
lawyers would come and take charge
Of her case. She left the room, accom-
panied by the police matrOn, a1G upon
her return told the court that she
learned that the lawyers were occu-
MED with the other cases, and she,
therefore, would take care of her own
case.
Prosecutor Owens-Your honor, I re
new my motion 10 continue the case
until the 18th, and she be held without
bail
Miss Goldman
and I would like to be put under pail
Prosecutor Owens then set forth that
Miss Goldman is charged with consul lls,l,,
acv TO kill. and said IN case the presi-
dent dies she would be an accessory pc
fore the fact. and under the circum-
stances he did not think the offense
bailable. o,+ir,,,a
The case till FRIDAY. and said he would
announce his decision regarding pan at
noon Miss Goldman was then taken
back to the annex.
Vented 10 Work Newspapers
@ @ Norris said today that the rea-
son he asked Miss Goldman 70 cOIne 70
his house was that he thonght ~, ~
would be able to secure a coIisl ll-.. -
ner nv tipping the news that sne
was stopping at his residence. lIso
Goodman. he says. agreed to the scherne
and was to secure portion 0i ,I0
money. He corroborateq MISS MISS ,.SSaiil
mans story to Chief Of Police o NelI
that she intended to give herselI up
TO the police. and asserte LIZ L.
mans for giving out the news = MISS
CSoldman's arrival to newspaper WeIe
frustrated by the action of the ponce
AIbert n VcrraL to whom Miss Gold
man wired her intention OF Nlsltlng
CHICAGO was taken to the Sheffield
avenue station today and questioned
closely. He said he was "Iree thlhk-
err and not an anarchist. and that ne
knew Mss Goldman and that ms vie
knew her He was not arrested
CAPTAIN Colleran. chief of detectives,
received a message from Chief Bull OF
Buffalo today stating that requisition
papers for Miss Goldman would De Tor
warded as soon as possible. Other
nnessaees received since Friday from
81. Louis and Buffalo were made pub
lie by Assistant City Prosecutor Owens
They indicate that the police OF ST
Louis were. hot on the trail when Miss
Goldman left st. Louis Saturday night
and that she narrowly escaped arrest
when she aliGhted from the train here
Sunday morning. The police delayed
and Swallowed her to make sure that
they were after the right woman