Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-10
Is SHIELDING OTHERS.
czolsosz Still Maintains Mono Else
Knew of His pasiana.

buIdiO, sept. lU.-CZOlSOSE, the as
sailant of President Mckinley, went
thru another long examination yester-
day at the hands of the police officials,
but emerged from 1t without having
added anything material to the knowl-
edge of the case. The chief effort OF the
detectives was to draw from the pris-
oner some admission as to his accom-
plicea but he persistenly stuck to his
denial that he was assisted in any way
In the commission of his crime. Every
possible device was resorted to in the
effort to obtain the Information, but the
prisoner maintained his position and
could not be shaken. In answer to ques-
tions he again went over the events Of
Friday, and told substantially the same
story as in the original confession made
to Superintendent Bull and District At
torney Penney.
Czolgosz carefully weighed his an
swers, and when conclusions that he did
not approve were taken from his state
ments. insisted upon making exrlana-
tions OF his exact meaning. The police
have about concluded that more effec-
tive work on the plot theory can be done
on the outside, altho Czolgosz probably
will have another experience with the
third degree OF police craft today.
The general investigation OF the case
progresses slowly, because the men on
1t must cover d large amount Of prelim-
mary ground before they can do effec-
tive work.
According to the local authorities, the
police Of the country know very little
| about the anarchists. Since the presi
L No
found that there are at least twenty
avowed anarchists in the city. Here, al
elsewhere, 1t has been necessary for the
detectives 10 hrst satisfy themselves al
to the identity Of q lot Of men whom
they never had occasion to watch be.
fore. No other arrests have been made
in connection with the case, and the 10.
cal police say they do not anticipat,
| any for the present. 1t Is believed that
both Emma Goldman and Juliu,
schwab will be detained by the polio,
whenever they are found. superinten
dent Bull has made general request I,
the police OF the country that any on,
suspected Of completely be detained ant
examined. The police Of Chicago. Cleve
land. Detroit ana other middle statel
cities are cooperate with the ioca
officers in tracing the movements Of thu
prisoner before the crime. and superin
tendent Bull said yesterday that the!
had practically accounted for him TO
the six weeks preceding his arriva
here.
Czolgosz is still kept secluded. and tn,
detectives are the only ones to have &C
cess to him. He ID still strong and
healthy and eats heartily. Knowledge o.
the condition OF the president 10 KEEP
from him. He knew on Friday nigh
that the president was st.ll alive, blu
has been given no information sine,
then. Not once since his confinement
either in talking with his guards d
when up for examination. has he aske,
az to the fate Of Ms victim. No plan To-
the arraisnment Of the prisoner ha
been considered ~ District Attorns,
Penney. When ssen last night that ON
4 clal said: I'VE are still investigation
the case, and until the inquiry BY III
police 10 concluded and something don
- to the results. OF the PRESIDENT
wounds IL known, nothing will be don
about the prosecution Of the prisoner
All discussion Of the subject II prema
ture. have Mt yet even taken u
! matter up for considsratlon."