The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-02
10 BREAK UP The MIST
Of Anarchists, New York
Italians Propose
TO ACT FOR THEMSELVES
For the Credit of Their Nation
aIity-BresSi's Career.

| The leaders Of the italian colony which
have settled on the shores of New York
haa1bor, are making steps to ferret out
and bring to justice those anarchists. who
thes- believe, are directly or indirectly.
responsible for the killing Of King Hum
bert The present feeling of the Ital-
ian leaders is best expressed by a state
ment made by F. P. Cambria. president
Of the united Italian societies of this
city. Signor Cambria said: There is no
doubt in my mind that the assassination
OF King Humbert was plotted here. BY
that mean not only in the Italian COL
ony, in this city, but in the great set
Element of our people around New York
harbor. What makes me think more than
anything else that the anarchists among
US are organized and have chosen men
from themselves to put murderous plans
into execution was an anarchist tnunen-
do which L discovered today 1t was
only one of thousands Of such circulars
which e being thrown among US. 1t
was p. ted on the press of an incendi-
airy organ of the anarchists in Hooken
the editor of which is said to have been
an intimate friend of Bressi. The cir
cular first assailed Italian newspapers
which have mourne dthe death Of the
king. 1t rallied against any sentiment of
sorrow and ridiculed all show of sympa-
thy. Lastly, it openly denounced the
king, rejoiced in his taking off and nam
ed his assassin as a hero. 1t will ac-
cordingly be our purpose to purge our
settlement OF such an element as is re-
ported by this circular. 1t will be our
first step to appeal to the police for
{. heir help. and. failing in getting it. we
wi Il take the matter in our own hands,
According to cable dispatches from
Milan, lett ers found in the pockets of
Bressi, King Humbert's assassin. were
signed "F.9t'ris" and had been sent from
Patterson. N. ]. The letters it is stated.
showed that a plot existed to assassinate
King Humble TT The only Fabrics that
can be found in Patterson is the Rev.
Dr. Francis F. lbris, pastor of the church
of Our Lady OF victories. Father Fabris
when questioned today, said that he did
not remember the man Bressi, and that
he certainly new er had written any let
ter to him.
Captain Usher of the Hoboken police
Sald To-Day IndI 6TeSSl, VIE OF the
assassin of KIM HUmbert, was in such
a nurvous condition that she had gone
to the house of "a friend for rest The
woman is destitute. She still tries to
hope that the man arrested in Italy is
not her husband but she admits that
there is little reason for hope. She will
be kept under police surveillance pend
ing Developments in her husbands case.
San Francsco. Aug There is to be
. general mass meeting of the Italians Of
this city to publicly express their senti-
mentS regarding the assassination of
King Humbert Funeral ceremonies will
probably be conducted here simultane-
ously with those celebra ting the last rites
over the dead sovereign in Rome. 1t is
the intention TO fire a salute OF 101 guns,
the state salute on the occasion Of the
death Of a king in italy. Business places
conducted by Italians throughout the city
will be clsed.
Washington, Aug. 1.-The possible con-
nection between Bressi, the Italian muir
derer of King Humbert, and the New
! Jrsey group of anarchists has moved this
government to take masues to investi-
cat tie anarchists station in an around
New York Jus what steps have been
/ taken is not made public