The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-25

turned to the left. I saw the President standing still, and he was deathly pale. In front of him was group or men, bearing the prisoner to the floor"
 Did you recognize any of the men In
 'Yes: the artillerymen and two secret service men. They threw the prisoner to the floor in a second. I did not recognize the prisoner The hall was at once clear ed" ,,
 'What became of the prisoner then?
 ''He was surrounded by detectives a,n ana cussion as to who had the rignt to tne prisoner. but that was quickly settleo ano he was taken to side room ana iater to the police headquarters.
 Edward R. Rice, chairman of the Com- mittee on Ceremonies in the Temple or Music was next called.
 shooting?" asked District Attorney Pen- Mr Rice indicated the spot on the ground floor plan Of the Tempie near where the President stood.
 "Tell us what you saw" said Dstrict Attorney Penney.
 "As chairman of the Committee on
 ceremones stood S Sssn Slose ns.sins so dns about ten minutes. I took my watch out or my pocket, indicating to Secretary Cor l telyou that the time for the recepnon was nearly up At this instant l noticed something white pushed over to the
 President. Immediately after that two | shots rang out. -...x l the man who had 1t in his hand. The hall was cleared and the President was taken
 was this man who was borne to the , floor the same one who nreu the snots
 asked MT. Penney.
 "Yes."
 Cross-examined by Judge Titus. MT. Rice said tho re was ID one between nim th~ n nhafrllCt
 Quackenbush Tells of Shooting. James l.. Quackenbush. another mem. Der of the reception committee, testi1ed that he was standing directly opposite the President. ,a he. q noticed this man (the prisoner), lift something white. Immediately there were two shots. Then an artilleryman who had been standing behind the rresi. dent plunged forward as also did Secret Service Offcer Gallagher. The prisoner was borne to the floor.
 MT. Ouackenbush said that he stood In an elevated position % whers he srnd cGuld Ise He was present on the following day when photographs of the interior Of the tempe was taken. He stated that certain Of the pictures shown in evidence were taken before any changes in the fixtures hao On. reaching police headquarters the night of the shooting, MT. QuackenDush accompanied District Attorney Penney to the ofice of Superintendent of Police Bull. where the prisoner was being ex- | amined. -, .a l the District Attorney. MT Penney and the Assistant District Attorney had some conversation and then | the prisoner, in reply to questions, stated | that he had killed the President because | he believed 1t to be his duty. He under
 stood the position in which he had placed
 ni .nS ,,,dors+ood the T Yosttion and was
 willing to take the chances. Czolgosz
 said he had gone to the Falls on the pre-
 vious day with the intention of shooting the President, but was unable to carry l out hio intention. He came to Bunalo and got in line with the people The de- fendant told us how he concealed the
 SIs ooeSst eSw 11 %he hepS pwng % reach Presidents side. When he reacheo a point in front of the President he nred.
 If he had not been stopped, he said' ne
 would have fired more shots"
 '.Did he say anythtpg about psanninM 5 Ss + XII the President on eny other occasiohF asked the District Attorney.
 | file said he had been watching tne President for three or four days for q favorable opportunity of shooting nim.
 Did he give any reasons for wishing
 !" Yes. Yes T He said that he did not believe | in the present form of government or in
 any of the institutions of it." IA.
 Continuing. MT. ona3kepoHs99 h hd 9os sase several
 years studied the doctrine of anarchy. | He believed in no marriage regulations, | and said he attended church for some | time hut they talked nonsense and he would not continue there"
 "He said he did not believe in the
 churches or stateY S asked Mr: IF fren enhIy; ioxa He gave the names of several papers he | had read. four of them, and he mentioned | one known as Free Society.
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