The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-11

IT the home OF Miss Goldman's sister. Mrs.
il Hockstein. or No. Zl3 ~. Joseph street.
Tere they visited little more than five
weeks. The only incident OF IL was "A short
visit 10 Niagara Falls. and another TO New
York on bushes In the latter city Miss
Goldman entered temporarily into the en-
ploy Of a firm. the name Of which she
would not dfvuIge Business for them
carried her TO Pittsburg She was in Gin
cinnati Labor day and that night left for
St Louis.
POLICE DID NOT SEE HER.
II saw the police in St Louis on Sunday
ell right" the prisoner said with a sarcastic.
little laugh. But they did not see me. I
heard of the arrest OF Mr.. Isaak and his
FAMILY and other Anarchists in Chicago
and determined to come here and see If I
could not help them. Mr.. Isaak has not
been in the country long, and was afraid
he would not know what to do when in
legal difficulties"
What have you done to help him." Capt.
schutler asked.
Well" she answered slowly II have
been looking for men to go on their bonds
providing the courts would allow us 20 fur
nish them"
why did you deny your Identity" the
captain pursued.
"Oh. as to that I was not quite ready
TO show myself. Ny friends were still i'm
Jail and wanted to do something for them.
However. you've got me, but what is there
20 II? They had me once in New York be-
cause L quoted Cardinal Manning, who
said, Necessity knows no law, but what
good did that do?"
During the interview Walter Nowak, who
says that he is the Buffalo man who identi-
fed Czolgocz- asked Miss Goldman if she
boarded with a family of the name Of Men
del while I'm Cleveland. Miss Goldman
answered in the negative. She declared
that she had stayed at the Hollenden under
an assumed name so that the reporters
would not bother her.
The chiefs office was crowded while Miss
Goldman talked. Mayor Harrison was al
Interested auditor
At a conference this afternoon the city
authorities resolved TO continue TO hold
Isaak and other alleged Anarchists under
arrest here without bail. I'm afraid 1
cannot help them now" said Miss Gold
man when the news was brought to her.
A message from CHEZ Bull, of Buffalo,
TO Chief of Detectives Colleran asserts that
Czolgocz was in Chicago on Aug. 10 in COM
pany with Emma Goldman and Abraham
Isaak. Isaak and Miss Goldman deny the
assertion. They claim that they saw him
last on July i. This discrepancy in the
stories is now one of the chief points which
the police trying TO solve. They adj
here to the theory that the attack on the
President was the result of a plot, and
they believe the plot was Matched in the
West
HELD FOR CONSPIRACY
When the interviews were over, Capt.
Luke COlleran, chief of detectives served
a warrant on Miss Goldman charging her
with conspiracy to murder the President.
The warrant was sworn TO by Captain Col
leran. 1t gives as her co-conspirators
Abraham Isaak. Maurice Isaak, Clemce
Pfeutzer, Hippolite HaveI Henry Trava-
Clio. Alfred Schneider. Julia Mechanic,
Maria Isaak and Maria Isaak jr. They
were arrested some days ago. The women
were allowed to go. but the men were held
without bail and are now in jail.
1t is the opinion of several lawyers that
Miss Goldman cannot be extradited for trial
in New York. unless she and Czolgocz are
charged with an offense under the federal
statutes The suggestion that the would-be
assassin must be tried under the State laws
p OF Wv York for assault with intent to kill.
would, it is said, preclude the possibility of
Miss GOldman's being extradited as ac-
cessery before the fact as her alleged in
cendiary statements were not made in New
York, and she is not fugitive from justice
from that State. 1t is said, however, that
she and CzolgOcz might be charged with an
offense under Section sos Of the federal
statutes. which fixes ten-year term of i'm
prisonment and 5000 fine for two or more
persons who conspire to inture any citizen
in the exercise Of any right secured TO him
by the Constitution and laws of the United
States. The enforcement of this statute
against Miss Goldman and Czolgocz would,
it is said, permit Of the formers extradi-
ton from any State.
c. ]. Norris, at whose home Miss Gold
man was captured, was arrested later.
Miss Goldman was taken from the chiefs