The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-12
GOLDMAN WOMAN IS HELD
COURT DECLINES TEMPORARILY r
 TO ACCEPT BAIL.
To Await Decision tM Other Chicago Cases Which Will be Givon To-m or- rOw-Accused Demanded m Immedt- nte Hearing on the Charge of Con- spiracy to Assassfnate the President but 1t Was Postponed Until Sept. 10.

l l Chicago, Sept. 11.-Magistrate Prindi- vile to-day decided that Emma Gold
 man, the anarchist lecturer under ar-
 rest here, should be held here until
 Friday without bail, pending the de-
 cision of similar cases, in the superior
 court. The magistrate will decide on Friday whether she shall be held with
 out bail or released under bonds until
 the preliminary hearing of the charge against her, which is set for September | 1a
 | Miss Goldman appeared for an hour | before the magistrate during the fore noon. She had not secured counsel but declared that she was ready to act as her own attorney. The assistant city prosecutor, however, obtained con- tinuance of the hearing till September 19, the date set for the hearing of other anarchists in custody here. MT. Ow- ems, the prosecutor stated that the re- suit of an investigation at Buffalo was being awaited.
 The court postponed it's decision in the matter of bail, which Miss Gold man demanded the privilege of fur ninshing until later in the day. While waiting, Judge Chetlain, in the superior court, held the other anarchists until Friday when, he said, he would hear arguments in the application for writs of habeas corpus. AS the charge against Miss Goldman, conspiracy to murder President Mckinley" is the one lodged against the local anarchists, who are named as co-conspirators with Miss Goldman, Magistrate Prindiville thought it wise to await the decision of the higher court. He said 1t would not be necessary for counsel to apply for writ for Miss Goldman as he would deal exactly with Miss Goldman as Judge Chetlain did with the other prisoners.
 Miss Goldman was represented by Lawyers Brown, Geeting and Saltiel. Lawyer Geeting, for the prisoner, ar gued that "the matter must be dis posed of according to well known rules of law. When a party is brought into court charged with any cfiminal of fense," he said, that party has right to an imme diate hearing. The
 
 persons shall be bailable by sufficient sureties, except for capital crime where the proof is evidence and the presump- tion great"
 Tn this case, he said, the affidavit filed does not conform with the law because the law requires an oral ex- the affidavit to be based on that oral examination. It should be upon personal knowledge as to the facts.
 That" said counsel, lis provision of the constitution which we are sworn to support and the ignoring of which | is a denial of the right of government. to guarantee the rights of the citizen" Counsel then cont ended that none of ! these constitutional requirements had ! been compiled with in the case of Miss | Goldman.
 Details of the H caring.
 When the defendant was escorted into the court room Justice Prindiville said 1 70 her: 1,
 Your lawyers do not seem to be in- ,lined to come" :"
 Miss Goldman-I learn that they are yery busy with the other cases, SO we will leave it. It doesn't matter. I can ake charge of the case myself.
 Prosecutor Owens-I renew my mo- ion to continue the case until the 18th, md that she be held without bail.
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