Evening journal., 1901-09-11


sailant; she denied absolutely that She
or Anarchists she knew were impli-
Gated in any plot to kill the President
She said she believed Czolgosz acted
entired on his own responsibility and
that he never claimed to have been
inspired by her, as he is quoted as
affirming
The President, she averred with a
yawn, was an insignificant being to her
"a mere human atom whose life o.
death were matters of supreme indifler~
ence to her or TO any Anarchist Czol-
gosz's act w1s foolish yet he declared
it probably had its inspiration in the
misery which tho Pole h,a s.aa about
him. Violenee. she said. w.3 not d
tenet IN the faith Of the Anarchist and
she had not advocated It in Cleveland
where Czolgosz has said he helrd het,
nor elsewhere
Police officials are not entirely sat
isfed with Miss Goldman's story
When Captain Schuettler and Detec
tive Hertz discovered her at the
home OF one Norris. at COS sheffield
avenue. she denied her identity.
Hello. Miss Goldman" said the cap
tain. as he entered the parlor, "are
You glad to see me?'
I'm not Miss Goldman; I'm a Swed.
ish woman. and my name is Lena Lar
sen, answered the woman. endeavor-
ing to initiate the Swedish dialect.
"All right; l speak Swedish myself,
said the police officer, as he poured
out a few questions in that tongue
Miss Goldman didn't answer. affect
ing to misunderstood. Hertz mean
while had been investigating and had
discovered a pen with the name Elm
ma Goldman" engraved thereon.
What does this mean?" shouted
Captain Schuetter. holding the tell
tale article before its owners eyes.
1T means that the game is up she
said
Miss Goldman arrived here Sunday
morning from ST. Louis. Her immu
nifty from arrest while in the Missour
metropolis and up to yesterday in Chi
cago afforded her much amusement
She told. in sentences punctuated witt
laughter of her capture. In her con
versation with reporters-and she talk
cd with them at length twice during
the day-the excitement she was labor
ing under was suppressed and only
once did she break down completely
! That was when Captain Schuettler lie,
her from the Office of Chief of Polici
O'Neill to the CD which was waiting
| to convey her to the wOmen's annel
at the Harrison street police station
| For a moment she became a woman
ment however this exhibition of dis
tress was over and when she put he
foot on the step to mount into tn
carriage she was again Emma Gold
man. the High Priestess Of Anarchy,
as she has been styled by her followers
She said her purpose in coming her
has been to assist the Anarchists VIII
were arrested here several days age
She had intended TO give herself u
to the police but delayed it, for on
reason and for another. until the polio
she had derided so much had take
the matter in their own hands.
She was held on a warrant swor
out by Captain Colleran charging he
with conspiracy to murder the Pres
dent. AS her co-conspirators wer
named the Anarchists already in ia
here. She will be taken before mas
istrate today. Il is expected that tn
city will ask for a continuance of tn
case pending advices from Buffalo.
Il shall insist upon an immediai
hearing" she said, in speaking Of III
probability Of a postponement bein
asked for by the city prosecutor. "The
want me TO so to New York withoI
reQuisition papers, but I will not &c
I know the legal ropes and I'll max
them fight every step. And I'm NJ