New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

'Po''eu nv the Anarchists. One said he was
a reporter for New-York nevyspaner and was
exposed by coming into contact with the Amer
,N11l reporter Of the same paper who repudiated
AlthouEh the Italian Anarchists say they
1esHe investigation Of their connection with the
Plot' they nearly mobbed a reporter
I'm me Italian Herald" on Tuesday night
ne ne was thrown out Of the Hotel BarthoIdi No
-'' alght-st.. as any enemy to anarchy The
ie man mad trouble at an anarchistic gather
e III 7Ieecker-st-. in this city, when the Cornell
dam strike was in progress
SOCIALISTS THINK THERE WAS A PLOT.
me Socialists Of Paterson, who keep close
"aIch on the doings of the Anarchists among
'herl' are now convinced that there was a plot
- XII KING Humbert and they believe that 1t
Vas formed either in Paterson or West Hoboken
ihey think that only the four men arrested In
I'diF and two or three Anarchists who remained
N this country knew OF IT. They do not believe
mat II was ever discussed at meetings Of Anar-
chis1s' or that there was any drawing 10 decide
VINO was TO DO the deed. They think Bresci was
the leading spirit and picked his men. after
NIio"lhg well to what end they would go The
socialists say that 1t would be ridiculous to
suppose that any great number Of Anarchists
knew about it They expect that the matter
VIII be thrashed out by Italian detectives who
VIII come from Italy and settle in the colony
Ior that purpose There are others who believe
mat the letter left by Cariboni sperandio. who
SHot giuseppe Pess'na and then killed himself
y" as manufactured by friends Of Bresci TO throw
Italian officers off the track Still others saw
Inat the letter told the truth, and that Speran-
oio really drew the murder ballot"
Antonio Cravello, who knew sperandio well,
SAID to Tribune reporter yesterday:
He was not a regular Anarchist and was
connected with no plot The real truth Of his
Killing Pessina is that the nan owed him money
sperandio gave Pessina's daughter music les
sons and there was a debt of ABOUT SEQ. Pes
sl,a d!scharged him from the mill because he
asked for the money that was due. When out Of
WORK and without funds Sperandio Went to Pes
was refused, and he was insulted Then ne shot
the boss and took his own life You Americans
commit such crimes for less"
Ernesta Cravello was seen BY 2 Tribune re-
PCILeT @ yesterday afternoon as she left the Para
gon NILS II company with her brother. He is
Ign, and he swears he will kill any one who
Ipuo4es t Ms sister again. She looks at the
wEoIe matter as q big joke and consented 10
make statement Of her opinions
ERNEsTA CRAvELLo TALKS.
Z have had so many things said about me-
since this trouble started that hardly know
where I an at" she said They get my sigma
ture on one pretext and the next morning II
appears under LOT Of stuff which I did not say
al al act as interpreter at a meeting Of
the Group Of Existence and the words are
gwen as mine I do lot know enough about
anarchy and It's principles TO say all Of those
Ihlhgs' And the pictures Of me-ao more like
NE than COW
I live at No. 351 Market-st with the family
OF Antoine TauarOgilO I am an Anarchist and
believe in their theories I 90 not approve OF
any act ike Brescrs, but, Of course when such
thing Is done cant help II. II society was
organized IN better shape if we mad enough TO
eat such crimes could not be committed. As
-ar as Bresci is concerned, 7 have known him
q = EE--IrA -
OF such a deed. He never paid me any atten-
tons and seemed 70 be very much in love with
our society never tells any one to do a u7ur-
der IKE that which BresCi did We are organ
Zed Tor the suppression Of the system Of capt
IaI not the Individual Although believe in no
government I think a republic like the United
states Is far better than a monarchy. Why
shOuLd we want 10 Kill Mckinley We know a
Y ell a. you DO that Hay would take his place.
We do not hate Mckinley the individual, but
his posttion-the system which zives him power
Humb bert might not have been so bad a man had
he not been King.
THE American girls in the factory are my
friends, and they have not asked for my dis
nnissal carelessIy cut a piece Of silk too short
yesterday, but the superintendent would not
discharge me. At noon to-day he let out
through back window 10 escape the crowd.
can work here as long as please but am going
70 Brooklyn with my brother. can work on
TWO looms there and make more money"
The girl is not really an Anarchist added
she is, She picked up her own education. and is
too sensible a girl ever 10 become a leader or to
influence men to acts Of violence"
PRIEST REPUDLATEs LETTER
Father Fabris, pastor Of the Church Of Our
Lady Of victoras, denied any knowledge Of
Bresci. and said that he had written no letters
TO him. He could in no way account for
letter signed with his name being among
Bresci's effects. Frank Fabris q barber with
a shop al Main and Wall SITS, IS the only other
man by that name in Paterson. He knew moth
ing Of Bresci Friends Of Father Fabris feared
that an attempt would be made TO connect the
Church of Rome with the assassination through
the use Of his He is intimate friend
Of Arch hbishOp SaUoIu, and was curate at St
Mary's parish, Hoboken. when he first came to
this country.
There was meeting Of the leaders Of the
Group OF Existence last night on the top
floor Of No. 300 Markets., Paterson. II was
the regular weekly meeting Of the adninistra-
ton at which reports OF contributions and
progress are made. Francis Widmar was in
charge as PeUrO Esteve was in this city attend
ing meeting Of the Spanish Cigarmakers. Ar
rangeuents have been completed for the mass
meeting which is 10 be held in BarThOldl Hall,
in Paterson tonight. Esteve is said TO have
prepared z very drastic speech, in which he will
defy the Italian officials TO prove any plot
among the Paterson Anarchists. There VIII De
q number Of other speakers who will go into the
past present and future Of the italian question
Il was reported il italian quarters IN TINS city
last night that woman by the name OF Teresa
BrugnoI lived in MaCdOugal-sJ. for several
Ynourhs This wear. She seen much in the
cOrnpany Of A good looking Italian named Sachl
who is suDposed 10 BE the Anarchist named as
Sassi in dispatches from Rome. Later the man
and woman went about a great deal with
Young man who supposed 70 work IN q
Pa terSon silk mill. who the Italians say was
Bresct
The Brugnou woman came TO this city from
South America or some West Indian port some
time in March. She was very good looking. and
attracted attention by her neatness IN dress