Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-09-12

erson Anarchists Drink Toasts to
Criminal and Celebrate.
Buffalo, Sept. Leon c. ZolgosL,
| the would-be assassin of President
| Mckinley, has signed confession in
which he states that he is an anarchis 1t
and became an enthusiastic member
Of that body through the influence of
Emma Goldman's writings and lee
/ lures. He denies having any confel-
crate and says he decided ON the act
three days ago and bought revolver
in Buffalo. Zolgosz does not appear
the last uneasy or penitent for his ac
ton. He shows no sign of insanity.
Paterson Anarchists Pleased.
New York Sept. As a whole the
anarchist group of Paterson N. j., ex-
| presses no regret at the shooting Of the
president. On the contrary there
was great gathering of members
last night and the would-be assassin
of the president was toasted in beer
time and time again. They all deny
there is any truth to the report that
at any time Mckinley was included
in the plot to assassinate the heads of
nations They claim the presidents
life was never declared forfeited by
them and that the work of yesterday
is that of another branch of the or
ganization.
Others Suspected.
Washington, Sept. THE opinion
of secret service officials here is that
the shooting of the president is the
outcropping, in an obscure way, of the
haymarket riots in Chicago and that
it will be found that eventually Zol-
gosz, the would-be assassin, had some
connection with the group of persons
associated in the Chicago anarchist
riot. Secret service officials are of
this opinion because of the man and
the fact that he is probably from the
same general section of the country
as some of the haymarket partici-
pants. The secret service bureau had
the Paterson, N. j., group of anar-
chists thoroughly under surveillance
| and are confident Nieman has 10 as
ISOLATION with them. Three secret
} service operatives were in Buffalo
about the president at the time of the
shooting and another was on his way
to Cleveland. While the theory OF
the secret service here is as stated. at
J the same time no facts concerning the
matter are at this time known to the
secret service bureau, so it is con.
coded to be but surmise at the present
that he belongs to the haymarket
gang.
Chicago Men Arrested.
Chicago, Sept Five anarchists
were arrested here last night on in
formation from Buffalo. One of the
five is Abraham Isekk.
Said He Knew Twas Coming.
Wichita, Kas., Sept. Fritz HUT
mann, reporter for the Eagle of this
city, while singing with the Andrews
Opera company last March, says he
was confidentially told by Antonio
Maggie, a cornet player with the com
pany, that the president would be as
sassinated before October and init
mated that orders to that effect had
been received from the anarchist so
ciety in Rome, Italy.
Not Known in Detroit.
Detroit, Sept. 7.-Reporters have
telephoned that both the gardener and
the laborer named Fred Nleman are
at their homes. All the detectives in
the city are at work trying to locate
the would-be assassin's home and an
tecedents here.
Not Known in Detroit.
Detroit, Sept TAT o'clock last
night the police, after most diligent
search, were unable to obtain any in
formation of Fred Nieman. Meiko
Meyer, the most prominent local anar-
chst who is said to know all anar-
chsts here, declares he never heard
of him.
Nor a cleveIander.
Cleveland Sept. 7.--If Fred Nieman
is Clevelander he cannot be placed
at the address at which several fami-
lies of that name are given in tr city
directory. No such person is known
here.
Alone and Had no Visitors.
Buffalo, Sept. $3.50 p. NAT tie
home Of John Nowaks, $40 Broadway,
1t was stated that Nieman came here
last Saturday. He said he was from
Toledo and came to Buffalo to see the
exposition. He was alone and had no
visitors. His vallse contained an
empty revolver case and a few clothes.
Real Name zolgosz.
Buffalo, Sept. THE police have
just learned that the real name of the
would-be assassin is Leon c. Zolgosz.
He was born in Detroit and came here
from Cleveland. 1t is said he is a
wagon maker.
Anarchists Driven Out.
Pittsburg, Kas., Sept. when TIE
italian anarchists of Chicago, nea-
here, heard of the shooting of McKin-
ley they held big jubilation last
night. A mob from Pittsburg drove