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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20
IN
A CONSPIRACY
Saws That He Was One OF
a Murderous
Band.

BUFFALO, Sept. 10.-Leon +. Cool
gosz has confessed to the police that his
attempt upon ;he life or President Nc
Kinlcy was the result of conspiracy.
in which many besides himself had a
part. So far as can be learned Czogosz
has refused to mention any names ex-
cept that of Emma Goldman, but papers
are in existence which, If they can be
discovered, will lay bare the entire con-
spiracy and will result in wholesale ar
rests, followed by prosecution.
In his confession Czolgosz has told of
his attempt to destroy the written evil
denCe of conspiracy. He said that time
did not permit him to burn the papers
as 1t had desired. Czolgosz said If he
was to meet the president at the Temple
of Music at the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton he had to be in line early. Before
leaving his room in Nowak's hotel, he
gathered together all his papers, taking
them from his pockets from his valise
and from the drawers of his table. All
We're bound together In one package.
which he concealed beneath his coat.
Czogosz says that he made circuitous
, trip about the city, and that at some
point. which he cannot now describe he
, came upon an open sewer. Into this
sewer he cast his papers.
Superintendent Bull has asked him to
. ltht uSttttlNtS 10 the spot, but ne mas
said he could not find his way there.
Inch by inch the sewers of this city are
being searched and, II such thing Is
possible, those papers will be recovered,
But If the search is. fruitless, II is not
at all improbable that Czolgosz can be
prevailed upon to reveal all the knowl-
edge that is now in his possession. The
conspiracy extended to the following
groups of anarchists:
ChiCago-No. 5l5 Carroll avenue, head
quarters of Isaak family.
Allegheny, Pa.-Garden avenue, district
headquarters of Carl Mold and asso-
Ciates.
Paterson, y. National headquarters
of anarchists of the United States.
st, Louis.-South Thirteenth street,
headquarters for anarchists, of which
branch Emma Goldman had direct con-
troll.
Cleveland. O.-Anarchist group, OF
which Leon CZolgosz is member.
Buffalo, n. Y.-Broadway branch of
/ the Polish Society of America
on authoritative informant ton II can be
said that within the last ten weeks
Emma Goldman has visited each one OF
the six anarchist organizations mention
ed. She has been In Buffalo three times
since July 18th. having Id the city the
last time four days before the attempted
ASA sslnation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20
EMMA GOLDMAN
MAY NOT BE HELD
No Proof duplicating Her in
the Alleged Anarchist
Conspiracy.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1l.-Emma Goldman
and nine other anarchists under arrest
on the charge of conspiracy to assassi-
nate President Mckinley, stand a good
chance of being set free Friday, at least
of being released on bail.
Habeas corpus proceedings We're be-
gun today in the case of the nine men,
and they will be decided by Judge Chef
lain tomorrow morning. While Emma
Goldman was held by Justice Prindivile
without bail today, her case Is on the
same basis as that of the others, and its
outcome will decide her fate also
Police. brought in close range with the
problem of how to hold their prisoners,
today We're forced to admit that there
was not one scintilla of legal evidence
in their hands connecting any of them
with the plot in which Czolgosz was the
chief actor. Everything depended on
knowledge in the hands of the Buffalo
authorities, and demand after demand
from Chief of Police O'Neill went over
the wires that either sufficient proof to
make a case against the prisoners here,
or else requisition papers to take them
| to Buffalo, be furnished at once. The
only answer was that letter, with full
particulars. was on the way from Buff
| falo, and finally Chief O'Neill telegraph
| ed Chief Bull in most urgent terms that
evidence or requisition papers must be
! forthcoming by Friday, or there would
be no hope of keeping the anarchists
| longer in confinement.
The news from Buffalo was even less
encouraging to people who are morally
| convinced that Miss Goldman and her
| anarchistic friends are responsible for
the attack on the president, and who
want to see them all prosecuted. The
long examinations failed to show any
good prospect for getting the anarchists
eNtradited. 1t was admitted that, how
ever often Czolgosz was interrogated, he
revealed nothing more than he did in
his first statement, and in the evening
/ the best States Attorney Penney of
Erie county could say was, 1T depends
4 largely upon what they do in Chicago"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20

welt at Isle Lamott at $50 this afternoon,
to which place he went from here tbs
morning as the guest of honor of the
Vermont Fish and Game League. AT
the conclusion of the speaking 1t was
announced that after Colonel Roosevelt
had enjoyed n brief period of rest he
would give an informal reception, at
which an opportunity would be given to
shake vice-pesidents hand.
Colonel Roosevelt had entered the
home of Ex-Governor Fisk and was pre-
pairing to change his clothes when the
news reached the island. The vice presi-
dent was terribly shocked by the intelli-
gence, and his evidences of grief Were
pronounced. After brief consultation
in the vice-presidential party, it was de-
clded to announce the news to the peo
pie, who had assembled for the purpose
OF greeting Colonel Roosevelt
Senator Proctor was requested to make
the announcement When Senator Proc
tor said that President Mckinley had
been shot moan of sorrow went up
from the entire assemblage and scores
burst into tears. Later bulletin was
received by the vice-president saying
that the president was resting quietly,
and that the chances were favorable for
his recovery.
The vice-president received the first
With a cry he dropped the receiver, and
placing his hands to his temple, exclaim-
ed My Godr
Friends came to Colonel Roosevelt's
side and led him away. Superintendent
Butler took the receiver and gave orders
to hold the line open, and arrangements
We're made to keep the vice-president
advised of the news.
Colonel Roosevelt then sent a message
to the Exposition grounds, where the
president was lying, asking for full par
ticulars of the condition of the president.
Arrangements We're made at once for
Roosevelt's departure for Buffalo.
Just before leaving on special to-
night Roosevelt said: Il am SO mex
pressbly grieved, shocked and Mortified
| that ! can say nothing"
Denying himself to all but the imme-
diate members of the party who We're to
accompany him, the vice-pres dent en-
tered the train, and in another moment
was on his way to the bedside of the
president.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20
MRS. M'KINLEY
SEES HER HUSBAND
The Veil Of Domestic Privacy
Drawn Over the
Meeting.

BUFFALO, Sept. 9,-Mrs. Mckinley
was admitted TO the sickroom this
morning, and had a brief stay with her
afflicted husband. The veil of domestic
privacy is, of course, thrown over the de-
tails of the meeting. Mrs. Mckinley
bore up well, and displayed the same
fortitude which has characterized her,
as well as the president since the tragic
event occurred. Although there h%Ve
been statements that Mrs. Mckinley has
not been appraised of the manner in
which the president was injured, 1t can
be stated positively that she is fully
aware that he was shot, although it has
not been necessary TO dwell on the har-
rowing details Of the affair. AS much
as. possible she has been buoyed up by
the encouraging attitude OF the physi-
clans, and she has responded by giving
all her strength toward passing through
the ordeal with calmness.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20
HONOLULU MEN
WERE AT BUFFALO
Mr.. Walter c. Weldon Writes
Of the Events Of Sep.
TENDER 9th.
Buffalo. N. Y. Sent 7 1901,

Buffalo. N. Y, Sept. Z, 1901.
Editor Advertiser:-I have mailed you
fuller account in papers than i can pos
sibly write you of the awful tragedy that
has been enacted here at the Pan-Amer-
can. i had the pleasure Of attending the
reception given by the president in the
Government Building on the 9Th. AS
stepped up to him l remarked: Mr..
President, / present you greetings from
Hawaii" He replied: II thank you, sir.
am glad Hawaii is represented here to-
day" And saying so. he gave he a
hearty and cordial pressure OF the hand.
He seemed so genial and happy in meet
ing people on such an occasion, that II
seemed furthest from any human Thought
that a demon mind was then plotting
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20
ARREST OF THE
ANARCHIST LEADER
Emma Goldman in the Hands
: Of the Chicago
Police.

CHICAGO, Sept. lo.-Emma Goldman,
whose denunciations Of government and
society infiamed Anarchist CzolgoeZ and
turned him into the assassin of President
Mckinley, was arrested in this city to-
day. She had been here, she says, since
Sunday morning. working for the well
fare of her anarchist friends, the pris-
oners here. and enjoying herself by dodg
ing the police.
Emma Goldman painted her own por-
trait with her words as she answered the
crowdng questions Of a score of excited
men, who must have seemed to ner Ike
very fends of the he'll which she believes
society to be.
THE PRESIDENT" she said. He Is the
most insignificant and ignorant OF men.
Why should you make more fuss over
one man than over another"
Society? 1t is a tool by which the
strong Cypress the weak"
The assassination of the president?
don't know whether it was good or bad.
That is for the man who did it t de-
eide. l am not In his boots"
AN anarchist Is also a man. Led by
despair he may kill"
do / make anarchists throughv my
lectures? You eoverestimate my infiu-
ence. The police are the makers OF an
archists."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20
NOTHING LIKE OIL.

I'm dealing with man, remember that
spoonful of oil will go farther than
a gallon of vinegar" The same may be
said of children. There rs nothing so
good for children as the old-fashioned
castor oil. However much they abhor
1t, it is their best medicine for disor-
ders of the bowels. In the most sew ere
cases of diarrhoea and dysentery, how
ever, Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy should be given af-
ter the oil operates, and a quick cure
is sure to follow. For sale by all
druggists and dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co, Ltd. agents for Hawaiian Ter
ritory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20

"HE special telegram printed at
the top Of the FIRST pase boz
yesterdays Advertiser under
date OF Sept. s, covered the Impressions
which prevailed at Buffalo at that time
The Coast papers of the same date pub
lish alarming bulletins. The Chronicle
under the head of His Condition Most
Serious-Belief That Bulletins Do Not
Tell the Full story" says: While every
attempt is being made to minimize the
sensational reports concerning his con-
dition, President Mckinley Is gradual
ly slipping out of life. The
President realizes his condition. He
knows that the chances are all against
his recovery" The Call of Sept y
said in an early morning dispatch:
President McKinleys condition is ex-
tremely grave. The crisis will prob
ably come within twenty-four hours.
While his physicians hold out hope and
the developments Of the day have been
somewhat encouraging. in that none of
the symptoms OF peritonitis or blood
poisoning which they SO much dread
have appeared. medical experience with
similar wounds causes much anxiety
and the physicians shake their heads
gloomily when they speak Of the
future"
Fortunately better news accrued later
In the day and the latest is very en-
couraging indeed. For some reason the
special Associated Press letter to the
Advertiser did not arrive on the Ven
tura so the latest available bulletins
are to be found in the Coast files OF
Sept. 18th. The Chronicle of that date
contains such reassuring headlines as
these: "Mckinley's Progress Continues
Surgeons Are Sure That He Will Re-
cover-No Trace of Blood Poison-Phy-
sicians Pleased by President McKin'
ley's Progress Toward Health"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20

tis Assdss ~ - cain kbd hcos Z 'spttss
men Of true manhood. but such u vas.
and In twenty -four hours after my meet
ina the president. In an adtoinins buiid-
ing on the ~rourds, the demon In human
form accomplished his purpose. ~ was a
fearful blow All over the grounds could
b. heard curses and imprecations. and
could the people have secured the wretch
believe their fierce rage would have
known no control. hush and stiffness
fell on all that great multitude OF thou
sands within the exposition grounds
Men OF strong minds and hearts and
wills dropped the "sympathiz.ng tear %
The boisterous cryer on the Midway
hushed his voice and the strains OF
music ceased. Sadness in place OF merit
ment fell on all Entertainments ceased
and all came TO a stoppage The electric
lights were cut on for a while. and every
one waited with abated breath the bulle-
tins which issued from the physicians.
and as tidings came OF the president
holding out, hope for his recovery spring.
In all lovers Of good. Mr.. J. b. Castle
and the writer were togther at the time,
and he may doubtless send you a fuller
account
l hope to write you again shortly.
Respectfully,
WALTER c. WELDON.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20
THE PRESIDENT SHOT
Emma Goldman, the Anarchist, Is
Arrested in Chicago for
Conspiracy.

tiu 20 th, effect that tho examination
of the presidents blood showed no ,Nl-
doucc OF blood poisoning nor dId o.. be
added. show any sign uf per 'ouius
While the examination Of blood was not
mad, 20 determine N, latter 80. Z. yet u
would Enthusiastically hay, shown 10 had
there been peritonitis Til, examination
was simply a way Of testing the coudi-
lions Of the presidents blood
The doctor win remain over night ana
attend the consultation OF the physicians
tomorrow. The time Of his departure
has not been determined.
DIR. Mann, who has attended every con-
sultation of the physicians, was not pres
ent tonight, feeling that his attendance
was unnecessary.
Dr. Park also expressed his satisfac-
ton at the condition shown by the prcsi-
dent, and at the manner in which his
system was responding to treatment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20

ton of the president is a shock to the en-
tire country and he and his wife are the
recipients of universal sympathy. The
papers say the shot was fired by an in
sane man, and it is hoped this is true.
for while 1t Is a terrible thing for a
president to be the victim of q maniac.
II is even worse for him to be fired upon
by a sane person prompted by malice or
revenge. In a republic, where the peo-
pie elect their officials and can remove
them, there can be no excuse for a resort
to violence. If our president were In
constant fear of plots and conspiracies
We would soon sink to the level of those
nations in which force is the only weap-
on OF the government and the only
weapon of the governments enemies"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20
List Of Locomotives, Cane Cars and
Portable Track For Sale by The
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company.

Two BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVES. "a"
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Fifty SPARE TUBES. spare pistons.
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One BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE. "a"
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single pony truck In rear. weight
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cylinders Z" < TO-. Q headlights. also nt-
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One spare SMOKESTACK. spare
hangers, springs. pistons. shoes and
wedges, etc.
Four hundred CANE CARS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20
BRYAN ON SHOOT.
ING OF M'KINLEY
The Nebraskan Hopes Il Was
the Deed OF a
Lunatic.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Sept. 6-Following
the receipt OF the news OF the attempt on
President McKinley's life, William ].
Bryan sent a brief message to the pres
ident, expressing his concern.
Bryan tonight gave out the following
statement: THE attempted assassina-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20
HOW ROOSEVELT
HEARD THE NEWS
Vice.President Almost Overcome
With Grief-Starts for
Buffalo.

NEW YORK, Sept. Ga special to the
Sun fom Burlington says: The news OF
the attempted assassination OF President
Mckinley reached Vice-President Roose-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-09-20

Prices % same can b. had u Alex
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the Hawaiian Commercial ard Sugar
Company, Spreckelsville, Maui
Goods will be deliver I'd F. -. b. Ka-
hului wharf Maui
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-16

L'OR SALE-BARGAINS CAN BE hAD
Il IN second hall furniture at the N. W
Corner Of SiAth and Orange Streets severa
sls.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-16
Tine Norfolk express. which left this

The Norfolk express which left this
city last night shortly after midnight
was wrecked near Farnhurst as re.
suit Of the flendish work Of tramps
who wished to profit on plumber from
such a wreck. As a result Engineer
Richard Harris and Fireman John b.
Lucas we're injured. the engine and
two baggage cars were thrown down
the embankment into the ditch,
freight cars were Splintered and te!e.
scopcd and travel vas blocked on the
Delaware road for ten hours.
A freight train had passed over the
road half all hour previous to the eX.
press. Then it was that the switch
at the head of the double tracks com.
ing into the west yard Was thrown.
The friends made sure Of their work
by lifting the signal lantera and
changing thereby the red signal for a
white light which gave the en- & lneer
the impression that the track was
clear.
Instead of that the big engine went
ploughing into the empty freight
cars that were on the siding. Down
brakes blew the determined man at
the throttle and none too soon did he,
after reversing the lever, and fireman
jump for their lives as the engine
went of the track down the embank.
ment with the tender and two cars
attached.
The panic stricken passengers were
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-16
NORFOLK EXPRESS
WRECKED RY TRAMPS.
Dastardly Act Of Fiendish Hoboes Near Farahurst
Last Night -.Engineer and Firemen Injured.

thrown from their hunks In many in.
stances, and the ones in the day
coaches were thrown out Of their
seats. -
Several oil them received slight
scratches but none serious injury.
Word was sent Immediately TO the
West yard aud a.shifter went to
the scene followed by the wreck
train. After hours Of hard work
the train was rightcd and bauled
TO the station where another en-
CINE was attached and it went over
the cut off road four hours late.
The Injured men were taken to
their homes. The road was blocked
until II o'clock today and all trains
went over the New Castle cut OIL
road.
This il the second time within
week that switch has been
thrown. That it was the works OF
tramps there is no doubt. They
have been seen in the neigh borhood
and as they are not allowed to atop
at the Jail, are denied admission to
the workhouse and can stop only
one night at the police station,
accordingly they stopiu the freight
cars ana as they are desperate
they threw the switch hoping to
profit by robbing the passengers
telong should there be a big
wreck.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-16
LYNN WAVES
A HEARING.

For hours previous to the time S.
for the preliminary hearing in the
case of the state vs.. John Lynn, in
Magistrate Hollis Court this morn.
ing, little crowds of politicians
gathered along the street and dis.
cussed the situation. BY the time
the case was called city and county
officials and leading members of
both great political parties were
gathered in the courtroom Then
came the lawyers and United Estates
Court Steuographer Charles G uycr.
He in turn was followed by Deputy
Attorney -General Richards and the
unexpected happened.
Walter II. HAYES no represent
ed Mr.. Lynn who is charged with
obtaining money under ialse pre-
lenses and with larceny OF funds of
new Castle County, did not ask to
go INTO hearing but waived that
preliminary and was held in ST. 600
bail Tor appearance at court on each
charge. George Phillips and Mich.
ael Don hoe gong on his bond.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-16
White Gaps Are About

PatricE McAteer, member Of
the Famr Fire Company VIII, has
been out of employment for some
ears. has Received notice from
a legged whie caps stating that if
he did not 60 to work within a
few days they would tar ard
feather him. The notice bore the
ikull and cross bones the emblem
of the " l1te Caps. The letter is
looked upon by members OF the
Company as a jote but McAteer
fearing that the threat will be
carried out is looking for work.
Anybody who is in need Of
help will kindly notify Patrick
and save him from turning the
risk OF getting a c. at OF tar and
feather.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-16

1lVIL SERVICE GOVERNMENT POSI-
~ tions about o Sp Appointments were
lnsdc last year: probably lO,OU0 this year;
only q common srho Of education required
for examination: catalogue Of information
free Columbian Consequences College,
Washington,D G. EBlC'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-16
Club Anniversary.

Tho Wilmington Bicycle Club celebrated
its SIEVE ath anniversary IN an entertain
ing manner last evening.
The celebration took tho form Of q
smoker and while the smoke was ssnt
curling onward a delightful musical pro
granme wa! given.
Hugss's Orchestra played during tho
entire evening and Mr.. Taylor gave saw
eral plano ssloct,Ons. Different members
OF the club contributed recitations aud
songs. aud Mr.. Fid,narsh entertained with
his vocal solos. Heisisr aud Hss.nr gave
ahumorous sketch and MIR. Heislor Ipg
his latest song. untitled "Thy::Roy VIM -
which was very iavOrably recsivev.
In the course OF tho evening an al aboe
ate luncheon was served.