Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-11
.a3 Made No Effort to Escape,
and Was About to Give Her.
sell Up When She Was Taken
INTO Custody.
saies That She Had Any Part
III the Attempt to Assassinate
fir. Mckinley.

1T the Attempt to Assassinate
3lr. Mckinley.
CHICAGO, September 10.-Emma
Oa5nan. the anarchist queen" under
=5e red banner Leon C~zologosZ
Inns he stands, whose words he
med fired his heart and his brain
I'D attempt the assassination of the
r.45ldent. was arrested here shortly
core noon to-day.
She disclaimed all but the slightest
.~#aHaintance with the Presidents as
ant. she denied absolutely that h
-l=any anarchist she knew was impli-
I'd in any plot to kin the President.
said she believed Czolgosz acted
Ilfely on his own responsibility, and
81 he never claimed to have been in
sad by her, as he is quoted as affirm
re President, she averred, with a
ii. was an insignificant being to her
mere human atom whose life or
4th were matters of supreme indiffer-
to her, or to any anarchist. Czol-
zs act was foolish, she declared, yet
fobably had it's inspiration in the
=5fy which the Pole had seen about
L-H. Violence, she said, was not a
- n the faith of the anarchist, and
had not advocated it in Cleveland,
AeTe Czolosz had said he had heard
Ice. nor elsewhere.
ARRIVED ON SUNDAY.
Hiss Goldman arrived here Sunday
r7rntns from ST. Louis. Her inrnun-
rom arrest while in the Missouri
t9opolis and up to to-day in Chica-
%. afforded her much amusement. She
Fl, in sentences punetuated win
liter, of her capture to-day. IN
eonYersation with reporters-and
talked with them at length, twice
ing the day-the excitement she
laboring under was suppressed,
ind only once did she break down
ey pletely.
mat was when Captain Schuettler
rs her from the Office of Chief of Po-
II ONeill to the cab which was wait
10 convey her to the woman's an
to the Harrison street police sta
q. For a moment she became a
man, pure and simple, and cried. In
ssomcnt, however, this exhibition of
.ess was over, and when she put
foot on the step to mount into the
cz..age she was Emma Goldman, the
lgh priestess of anarchy" as she
been styled by her followers.
The anarchistic lecturer wore a
white shirt waist of fine material, a
{ K blue cheviot skirt, patent leather
IS and a straw hat encircled by a
Ceted veil.
TO ASSIST ANARCHISTS.
She said her purpose in coming here
he'd been to assist the anarchists who
ene arrested here several days ago.
he had intended to give herself up to
Fire police, but delayed it for one reason
0, another until the police she had de-
red so much had taken the matter in
o. their hands.
She was held on a warrant sworn
out by Captain Colleran charging her
with conspiracy to murder the Presi-
dent. AS her co-conspirators, the an
afehists already in Jail were named.
She will be taken befort a magistrate
tomorrow. 1t is expected that the city
viii ask for a continuance pending ad-
vices from Buffalo.
Il shall insist upon an immediate
hearing" she said, in speaking of the
Probability of a postponment being
asked for by the city prosecutors.
They want me to go to New York
without requisition papers, but / will
rot go; | know the legal ropes and III
make them fight every step And I'm
lot afraid to go at that"
Miss Goldman was defiant, but she
Gisclaimed all knowledge of Czolgosz
and his crime, admitting only that she
met him here July ~.
LEVER ADVOCATED VIOLENCE.
DO o know that your words are
"hat Czolgosz claims stirred him to
snoot the PRESIDENT" she was asked.
10 not; l never advocated vio-
fence. l scarcely knew the man. I
vas leaving for Rochester via Buffalo.
"Aen Czolgosz had a few words with
me- He said he had heard me lecture
pa Cleveland last May and he wanted
70 know me-. He said he knew / was