The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-08
REPrBIi, SPECIAL.

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tnat the ffesiuent mao just oiea' Inc race
OIL Inns niohst1ous man hsnteo up snlile
OF pleasure nitted across MS features ana
IN tone that oetokehed cahdidhess ne
saia:
am glaa' am giad tnat ne Is dead. l
had a duty. and 1 did 1t we'll Now. do
with me as you VIII
s WITH t9is declareaon OF braVado Czolgosz
paced restlessdy'up and down his -.ceal,
mumbling to himself: They said that was
aframGI am the ol1ly. man who had the
courage.
CZOLGOSZ FEARS SUMMARY
PUNisHMENT BY MOB.
Three minutes later Czolgosz was Tying on
his cot all a-tremble. His lips twitched
and tears were pouring down fis cheeks.
When his. guard attemnted fo a0a,n .nvapa
dim In conversation either he could NOT or
he would not sneak. and he did NOT talk I'm.
til he had been assured that n mistake
had been made and that the President lived
s.i-At this Czolgosz scowled and hurled A
string of oaths at his deceiyer. lyon told
me he was dead" he said land I'm sorry
that 1t is not 80. am not TO be frightened: !:
I care not for the result for myself. caus
to Buffalo to perform a. certain deed. and
unless have ACCOMPLISHED 1t my work has
not been wen done"
In this manner the day was passed. The
greatest fear Of Czolgosx is that he will
meet with summary punishment at the
hands Of a mob. The least coInmotion in the
street causes him to start and to tremble.
More than once he has demanded assur-
ances that his life will be protected
He is an anarchist pure and simple, op-
posed to all forms of government and de-
sirous Of the death of those who represent
law and order. He knows that among his
kind he will be looked upon as q daring
hero. and It is quite probable that he will
face the ordeal of legal punishment with
fortitude.
Czolgosz was seen to-day by a representa-
tive Of The Republic, and he appeared TO
be extremely anxious to submit to an In
terview. When the reporter paused In front
the prisoner came forward with smile on
his face, reached out MIS- hand and attempt-
ed to give formal salutatfon.
POLICE REGARD HIM AS A
MORAL AND PHYSICAL COWARD.
Il shot the PRESIDENT OF the, United
states. SAID Czoigosz, and In SO ooing
was uphoioihg tne principles that had
been taught. am sorry
AT this point the prisoner was interrupted
py poiicemar, VINO hao accompanied the
reporter ana VINO sa'o 'nat MS Instructions
M hau 'eeh not 70 permit Szoigosz 10 taik 70
any one Inc ,n'errupuoh threw Czoigosz
INTO NJ ;oi soiiehhess' from "hIch ne did
hot recover io' several houfs.
Inc ponce look upon this man who at
tempted 70 assassinate the nations Pres
iueht as mora, ana physicai coward, They
say that ne was In paroxysm of fear so
ions as the mob remained outside the Jail
last night ana ne could hear their demands
1or MS me- yet ne mas given no der,on-
strat'on Oh sorro":