The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-11

groups OF anarchists IN the United states
Leon +. Czolgosz has confessed to the
police that his attempt upon the life OF
President Mckinley was the result Of
conspiracy in which many besides himself
had a part So far as can be learned.
CzoIgosz has refused to mention any
name except that Of Emma Goldman. but
papers are in existence which. If they can
he discovered, will lay bare the entire
conspiracy, and will result in wholesale
arrests, followed by prosecutions.
Acting under instructions from SeCre-
tary Root the police still refuse the de-
tails Of the confession made by CZOlgOsZ.
but IN Superintendent Bulls office last
night I was told that if the would-be as
sassin's confession were published in fun
a wave Of Indignation against anarchism
of the organized sort would sweep over
the country which would inevitably re-
| suit in serious disorders.
J While CzoIgosz retains his show OF bra
vadO. ne announces his determination Of
| entering plea Of guilty when he is
brought to trial. He said that he knows
| full well that he Is al the mercy of So
| ciety. which he detests, for which reason
| he viii make no fight in court but will
| enter as soon as possible upon his pun
| ishment.
| Society may well congratulate itself
| that the life Of CzoIgosz was not stamped
! out by the frenzied mob that sought to
/ kill him a moment after he had fired the
| second bullet at President Mckinley. Had
| he then been put to death there would
| have been no way of bringing his accom-
! pliceS to justice. 1t is now practically
! assured that at least a modicum of jus
| tice will be meted out to those who. with
| Colzgosz. sought the overthrow Of law
| and order.
| Although Emma Goldman has been ar
! rested in Chicago, It is probable that she
| Will be brought 20 Buffalo for trial The
| centre Of the conspiracy is here. Tonight
| Buffalo is filed literally to overlooking
| with agents Of the secret service, scores
Of whom came here today. a search IS
| being made Of every sewer shat undcrIies
| the city, for ii is known that in one Of
them is a package Of papers containing
/ the details Of the conspiracy and the
! names Of those concerned with CzOlgOsz
| in the plot. together with an outline OF
its ramidcauons.
In his confession Cz0IEosz has told Of
his attempt 10 destroy the written evil
dences Of the conspiracy. He has said
| that time did not permit him 10 burn the
papers as he had desired. Cz0l gosz knew
| that If he was to meet the President OF
the United States at the Temple Of Music
at the Pan-American Exposition he had 10
be in line early.
| Before leaving his room in Nowak's HO-
tel. he gathered together al Of his papers.
taking them from his pockets. from his
valise and from the drawers Of his table.
All were bound together in one package.
| which he concealed beneath his coat
CzOlgOsz says that h. made q circuit
GUS and aimless trip about the city and
that at some point. which be cannot now
! describe, ne came upon an open sewer.
Into this sewer he cast his papers. Super
| intendent Bull has asked him to take de-
| tectives 70 the spot but he has said that
h. could not md his way there. Inch Dy
! inch the sewers Of this city are being
| searched. and. If such a thing Is pOssi-
| BILE. those papers viii be recovered But
| IL the search IL fruitless IL is not at all
/ improbable that Czolgosz can be- prevail
/ ed upon 10 reveal all Of the knowledge
/ that is now in his possession
| The information upon which the account
in the Herald was based came first from
"A Secret Service agent. and from the same
source information has now been OBJ
tanned that enables me to assert that the
conspiracy extended 10 the following
Chicago. SO Carroll Avenue-H eadquar-
| ters Of the Isaak family
! Allegheny, Pa, Garden Avenue-District
headquarters Of Carl Mold and his assO-
ciateS.
Paterson, y. J.-NatioraI headquarters
for the anarchists OF the United States
| St Louis, No, South Thirteenth Street
/ Headquarters for anarchists Of the West,
Of which branch Emma Goldman hau d.
| rect control
Cleveland. Ohio-Anarchist group Of
which Leon Cz0lgosz is member.
| Buffalo. y. Y. dWay-BTanCh Of
the Polish society Of anarchists.
| On authoritative information II can be
Ia
Goldman has visited each one Of the six
anarchists organizations mentioned She
has been ia Buffalo three times since July
Z. having left the city for the last time
four days before the attempted assasstnd-
| ton
Emma Goldman. CzoIgosz. and Abraham
Isaak and Marie Isadk were in ConsuIta-
ton in Chicago on two occasions Marie
Isaak accompanied Emma Goldman tC
Buffalo the last time the arch leader OF
the anarchists was here.
| Leon CzOlgOsZ was accompanied 10 Buff
falO and about the city by a mysterious
| Bohemian man and woman. who acted Sc
suspiclously as to warrant the assumption
| that they knew Of the intention Of CZOl-
gOsz to assassinate the President. These
two Bohemians are now being looked for
all over the United States.
| Secret service agents have learned that
early in July Emma Goldman visited tht
| Free Society in Chicago, making her hOms
! while there with the Isaak family Or
July y CzOlgosz called at the lSaak home
and talked with Emma Goldman and with
Abraham Isaak The interview was re
newed the following day
Some time later Marie lsaak and Emma
| Goldman left Chicago foIs IsLlalO. They
visited the Exposition thsSS-1 10 ROch.
| ester. where they visited ~ g. Hoch.
stein. AZ No Zl3 Joseph Avenue. A llttl.
later Emma Goldman went TO Allegheny
City, and there consulted with Carl Mold
who was taken into custody last Monday
From Allegheny city Emma Goldman won
10 Cincinnati thence 10 St Louis: theme,
TO Chicago. and then back 20 buffalo The
secret police know that, although Emma
Goldman and Isaak now attempt Co a.. Us
their intimacy with tZDig1SZ. that wLer
Emma Goldman started for Buffalo. Col
gOsz accompanied her 10 the railroad
station.
Both the police and District ATTORNEY
expect that Emma Goldman will fight .N,
tradition from Chicago 10 Buffalo. What
| methods viii D.. employed Boy District AT,
tpruoy Penney TO bring her TO the scene "a
the crime which her words ImpclIrd Dis Not
| known. but the eEtradltlD1 laws 81 I0tt
| Illinois and New York are framed iu sugt
manner that az least iu ordinary cases II
| would be frultless 10 ask the aUthDrItiss
Of Cook county. iu Illinois 20 give mp th'
| prisoner unless an indictment had beer
| returned by grand jury sitting DO Oh.
, I county in which the prisoner was wanted
The Goldman woman viii have ampl,
1 ton II she desires OF that there is u,
J doubt FOR thousands Of reds in all sec
lions Of the country would contribute lib
| orally
Exceptional measures command cNcep
| tiOual action said a member OF the 20
lice department. and possibly II the Gov
cruor Of Illinois is requested By Governor