“Y erterday morning I went
again to the exposition grounds.
Emma Goldman’s words was burn
RATI’RIM Y. SE1TEMBERH 1901
ing me up. Waited near the
central entrance for the president,
Man»Kor
who was to board the special
train at that gate, but the police
Statement of Would-be Assassin.
allow ed no one but the President
Statement
made by
Leon and party to pass where the train
waited, to I stayed in the grounds
Czolgosz to the police:
“I was born io Detroit nearly 1 ail day waiting.
“During yesterday the thought
29 years ago. My parents were
Russian Poles. They came lit re of hiding the pistol under my
42 years ago. I got my educa- handkerchief occurred to me. 1
lion in the public schools of De was afraid if I had to draw it
troit, and then went to Cleveland from my pocket 1 would be seen
where I got work. In Cleveland and seized by the guards. I got
I read books on socialism and met to the Temple of music the first
a great many socialists. 1 was one, and waited at the spot where
pretty well known as a socialist in the reception was to be held.
“Then he came, the President
the West. After being ii Cleve
land several years I went to Chi —the ruler—I got in line and
cago, where I remained seven trembled and trembled until I got
months, after which I went to right up to him, and then shot
white
Newberg, on the out skirts of him twice through my
handkerchief.
1
would
have
fired
Cleveland, and went to work 'in
more, but was stunned by a blow
the wire mills.
During the last five years 1 I in the face—a frightful blow that
have had as friends anarchist in : knocked me down—and then
Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit ami ' everybody jumped on me. I was
other western cities, and suppose | surprised the way they treated
I become more or less bitter, me.”
Czolgosz ended in utter ex
Yes, I know I was bitter. Nev-
er had much luck at anything, haustion. When he conch ned
and this preyed on my mind and lie was asked:
“Did you really mean to kill
made me morose ami envious;
but what started the craze to kill the President?”
was a lecture 1 heard some little I “I did,” was the cold-blooded
time ago by Emma Goldman. reply.
“What was your motive; what
She set me on tire.
“Her doctrine that all rulers good could it do you?” he was
should l:e exterminated was what asked.
“I am an anarchist; a diciple
set me to thinking so that my
head nearly split with the pain. of Emma Goldman. Her words-
Miss Goldman’s words went right set me on file,” lie rrp’iied with
through me ami 1 dct$rmmeii to out the >.!ig1itest tremor. “I de-
somethin»' ' '
ny th.it 1 have liad any f accom-
uved
plice at any time.”
The prisoner told District At
torney Penney: “I don’t regret
c>i
l’au- my act, because it was doing wtiat
•iicric .n Exposnion at Buffalo, I could for the great cause. I am
ilmt date 'Thought a ticket for not connected with the Patterson
Buffalo and got here with the de group, or with those who sent
termination to do something, but Bresci to kill Humbert. I had no
did not know just what. 1 tho’t confidants; no one to help me. I
of shooting the President, but had was alone, absolutely.”
Giu ©iincs-iieratd
nut formed a plan.
“1 went to live at 1078. Broad
way, which is a saloon ami hotel,
John Nowk, a Pole, a sort of a
politician who has led people here
for tears, owns if. I told Nowk
1 c line to see the fair. He knew
nothing about wli.it was selling
me i razy. I went to the exposi-
loumls a couple of times a
BURNS SAWMILL.
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Not till Tuesday morning did
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former
President
the resolution to kill the • t > resi
A hnndaomcly H’ titrated weekly. Lirgest eir-
culntion of any aclentiflc iournal. Tornts. $3 a
dent take hold of me, Lt was in
■"ear; four mon* ns. fl. Sold by all newsdi'ftler«.
Malheur’s Hot Tomaie Factory.
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my heart; there « as no esc.i pc
Braueb
-*e. O F L’t.. V/aahitiaiu 1
for me. I could not have Coll-
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The magazine section is illus-, «t'EAN «»<1 HIVER SCHEDULE
Mr. Cleveland on Fislifaf.
stake. There were thousands of prominence as the possessor of the
people in town on Tuesday, ami latest ami most unique manufaetur-
heard it w as President’s d.lv. inf institution tn the cow counties,
All these |’eo| pie seemed to be lion. ' Jack’’ Matthew«, Judge Car
ey uiid W I* Ready, of I'ortlaml.
bowing Io the great ruler, I
joined hands and propose to n>ak>
made up my mimi to kill him, so
use of the big boiling springs m nr
bought a 32 calibi') revolver ami
\ ale, Oregon, l>v converting its sur
loaded it.
plus energy into the manufacture
“Oil Tuesday night 1 went to of hot tomnles fioni the countless
lhe fair grounds, ami was near thousands of bunnies that roam the
the railroad gate when the Presi valley. These worthy gentlemen
dential I'.uty aimed, and tried to will erect a catincry at the springs,
get near him, but the police push with the necessary machinery to
ed me back,
I hey forced every convert the fistive jack ral Lit into
body back so the great ruler the toothsome delicacies so loved
could pass. 1 was dos« to the by the greaser and the haughty
duns of old Castile. It seems that
President when he got into the
Matthews, whose practical e_fe lets
grounds, but was afraid to at-
nothing get away, saw the herds of
tempt the assassination beea ause
buniiies ami immediately concoct
there were so many men in the ed a scheme which has every ap-
body guard that watched him. I l-earance of feasibility ami which
was not nil aid of them or that 1 met tlie instant approval of Carey
should get hurt, but afraid I ami Ready The iioiioralile Mat-
might be :<
d ami m\ chance thews states that he mil now ce"«e
be gone forever.
the pleasant but not profitable «tu
“Oil Wed rn «day I went to the P1*’'<’f packing primaries and
grounds ami stood l ight near the will devote his time an I talents to
President, l ight under him neat the paiku.g o'a new brand of Ore
gon g.mds. Malheur hot louiales
the stand from which he
ke.
••1 thought half a doxen times
LEASINO THE Pl BLK RLMiE.
of shouting while he was s peak
ing, hut could not get dose giving them nearly 3 0tM),(MM) acre«
of land ami no roads? Why did
enough. 1 was afraid I might
eongrew vote away million* of
and then the gieat crowd
aort a of land to railroads all over
always jostling, ami w as
the country? Did the ¡»eople ask
nfiaid lest my aim fail. I waited it or did the capitalist ask it* In
\\ cdnes.l ay, and the Pi evident a recent i«sue of the Peoria Daily
got into l>is carl lage .< gain nml a I It-raid.Livutruant < iovernor North
I<>1 of men were about him and cut. of Illinois, «avs, “ail the big
formed a 101 don that 1 could not avndicate* have combined to aid
get through, l'owsed about bv each other in getting such legisla
the cio
lion as thev de maud
The Lieu-
i
len.«nt-<i.tvrruor went further and
XBou.g'lx LviixxToer,
TDxessed. :Lvtxxx'ber,
IS-uLstic and. flooring;
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M Fenwick, Burna, hoL.
al liar on left ahoul.ter
earmark^ two unCerbn,**
btanded bar T on right ri.. '
half crop lu left e,r.
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right ear. swallow f. rk in
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shoulder; cattle, 5 on rixb,* —
marks, crop oil’ right tar
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(' P Rutherford. Burns, car« .
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Michael .Movían, he’-gc*.
• oil left hip; murk, right m
left erm poli down, jngiiaiKae,
Th s W ingfield. Burns. h(>rgti ■ Utt***
on 1 ft *hou.d< r. (H.t.c, sameou*
crop ofF left car, sh. ii
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shoulder: entile. >■> »m ri-<
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off right eur, s.vullow fork tn M«
brisket.
W E Smith, r.urr.g. cattle, XI«
rnork. split in right ear.
G Jludspeth, rums, cattle. 1 iafffflg
Bide; mark, i rup ami split in caihtdS
Fimon Lewi*, i.uri f . radíe S!.
mark, crop and un< erbit
under hull crop off right.
1 '• Krilfl. Lur-f. taifec-
, j
I left hip; murks, er. p < tfief’. ■■>. 9HHB
John Witzull. Burns, h rsig - o»,
stif'c: cattle, diann.i d bar enh
fplii in ea< h ear, v aiiie <111 •
» Xlt
J> -M MeMenamy, Burri*. horM,n^^^H
left stifle; cartic. t,9 on left !.!)■■ ntifljjflfl|j
in tach ear Willi full naD>eaiidi4ta^H
Varíen Brog., horses. LE oa
LF on right hip; mark, in p. :
..
derbit in right ear.
JVv'Jonts. Btii p.p, ca:’’-. qur- p^ree
right hip: murk, crop a o si. init. -
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bit in right: hotse* same I rani
J A William*. Van, hcna.i.71
cattle, Lar ii. on led til b ; mark.mí;
ear, under slope in m
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H Elliott, Bun s lnirs.F ill
slide; < at lie, l ¿ 0:1 led s de: m»rL.fpj
right ett
mgr««
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‘•d ■ ’
>v«rix«i
CHit’.e, SJ on leit hip: n-err’ar
half crop iti right eai, umi
C J Jonrs.m, fiLey, < ’ e. 1
‘2’,« pi
mark*, sr. allow fork ;n lighten
W B JohtFun, rattle. JK eei.-’.
cra,
mark, crop oil right car. t-'u ap-.»
half crop in left.
W A Campbell, Narrows. horr».5' <
1
on left shouldet tattle, la- >l
iatr’et
left shoulder; mark, ujier half«
t*ulct
Ji'itn P.uov, Buri:*,
><* f ..l?"r
rattle. '-I. .. h ri-ht i . i ¡. , . b . ■ jila
each car, hole in right.
Mr* I N Hughet. Warm Sprinp.
lock on left Blue; mark, unuk utúr nonty
h’. Mi; sn<a:i, L gi 1 iif . 1.- :c»
le‘^-
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Rtifie; cattle, bar through iLanioad«ra
shoulder; mark. undeTLit in cm **'
•ritiiHedon left aide and hip
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Irelvi
« tie. t-Nine tin left hip or sid«: taaa"7
bit in each ear, tiewlap « n britket-
J^flSÍ
1» I innemore. Burr*, horse*.
.eft Btirie; t attic *air.e t.n left hip
tar. under
r-' : > :uM.-1
3
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A Eg’d. Fgli, horee*. .F on left
•i right hip; n.ark. uj.pcr haliCT'P*
J T Ware. Narrow*, cattle. in ule Biw* ’ i
¡nark, uii.ler h«H rroj it '
J W Bi-y*. Burn*, hors- * "Ro”
H B Tiinniot *. Narrow a. ' •»r*e*.THL* ¡
‘¡■c l on left Btitle: cattle t írele I
. J
nark, crop anti under hal ' r«’P
¿erbit in right, dewlap under throat.
I Hi
Joel H Howard. Burna, horse« harU m • Ml
» :
Btiftc; tattle, same on kit hip; ®«'L n
■ eft ear, split in right.
W W Brown. Fife. hor*ca. hor* •^1^]
ft A . youig hOr*« * t-othja - « run MM •
right atitie: Far Co» tUM
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• a< rot* bth-k: La” diamond on ieftw«1 ^«
W It Hanley. Burr.*. It*’«»-fA
T rai
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:n righ eur * s .
»
•
j LY on left hip: mark, swallow fora»
I J c Cressman. Burn«, cattle. J
at
left sice or hip; mark, crop aud
and slit in left.
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! L L ( .ark. Narrows, horaea. btfC * 1 •fl
i shoulder.
g I
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John Gt:
; wrench oq ________
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left ¿tifie. rate-
i mark, aquare < rup off right ear.
1 alope on left.
Fren ch Glenn Live Steck Co
penn ten deal, F. c Luak. M
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Burt a. ho sew. Pon left atiflt ■<
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ecte«1 on jeft hip. mark, under c*
'eft car, dew ap cut un: ca’tle. P **
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mark same a* atañe, cattle, fire'
-*-
ma k. *uallow fork u ’eft e»i »r,
throat. <a tie. Ton ’eft hip ml
off left ear. wattle on left jaw
C. H. voegtijr, Burra, horaea
left ahoulrer
•
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<w ■•J
tiaht-i * n-.ark. •n»«»«**h <r» ;■
wattle h«mc«. 44 ou le t a*i*
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