New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-06
LOCAL ANARCHISTS QUIET.
TRUST BRESCI TO TELL. NOTHING. BUT
FEAR OTHERS ARRESTED IN ITALY

TRUST BREsCI TO TELL NOTHING. BUT
FEAR OTHERS ARRESTED IN ITALY
DEFY POLICE HERE TO FIND EVIDENCE
OF PLOT-RUDfOR OF A SCHEME TO KILL,
ALPHoNso OF sPAIN-sURPRIsE THAT
CORR WAS NOT NAMED IN THE
CONSPIRACY SOONER.
me Italian Anarchists and their sympathizers
we're quiet yesterday, owing to the activity the
ponce have shown in the last week in digging t,-+
their secret affairs. They seer, 10 he NO. 80
however. OF dangerous information coming from,
Italy than of anything the police NAV discover here
iiey trust Bresci to meet his fate without saving
word about his fellow plotters on this side Of the
Auanuc. but of the others they are not so sure
Lannor has already talked too much according ~
locsl leaders Of the Reds Quintavsu does not
seem 70 have said much but il IS of him the
Anarchlsfs OF this city afraid He was
SICK "hen he left here. and NAV not be able to
"'Ohstsnd the tortures OF the italian police The
report that the police working on clew tele-
graphed from Rome caused much excitement
'.is the anarchists and they wondering how
much the police know. All who are in any way i'm
PiIca'eu with the men under arrest are thank
ti 1nat they not In Italy The leaders continue
70 assert that there plot. and defy the de-
'ecuNes TO produce convictfng evidence
detectives a n Ia
oeh probing into the affairs Of the Parsons group
composed Of Spanish Anarchists who live in Brook
Nn- Peter Esteve organized the group several
years ago, and comes from Paterson regularly to
a''et' the meetings. It is said that the de-
tecIlVes have learned Of a plot to kill AIphouso
the child King of Spain IN which the Parsons
group was interested time ago. The Spanish
anarchists deny that they ever considered such a
prot ana point to the fact that attempt has
been made on the young Kings life as proof of
statement
ever that strenuous efforts we're made by the
leaaers OF the Brooklyn group interest the mem
uers OF several Florida groups in such an under
taking They say that for some reason the plot
EEL through possibly because no one could be
found who had the nerve 10 do the deed
II Desperatorr' The Despairing One'D. pub
hshed weekly at Paterson by Peter Esreve is the
onciaI organ Of the Spanish Anarchists in this
country. It has been outsPoken IN It's attacks on
the spanish Government. Esteve was personal
friend Of Santa AqUada the Anarchist who shot
and killed Senior Cauovas del Castillo Prime Min
lister Of Spain. Aquada's picture adorns the wall
of Estevss room in Paterson and he is held I'D as
martyr. Il is because Of Esteve's connection
with the Italian Anarchists that the detectives
have been watching the Spanish group.
A Tribune reporter found several Italian An
archists IN Bleecker-st restaurant yesterday
afternoon looking the last issue of La
QUESTION: Sociale.' They were somewhat disap-
pointed in the editorial article dealing with the
death Of King HUmbert Although # justified the
killing of the King and appauded Bresci. the as
sass1n, the terms used were not 90 strong as the
Anarchists had hoped for.
We expected something stronger than this.
said Of the men.
1t is best to 60 slow for while" said another
There is too much interest taken in our affairs
just now 10 allow our papers to say what they
think"
The reason the italian Anarchists Of this city
gather in the restaurants in the little settlement
on the West Side is because nearly all Of the
IA ub0 Iva N0r+b ham TtaIy-
while the fnha bitants OF the crowded district around
MuIberry-st. are from the south The Italians who
come from the northern part Of that country are
as rule better educated, and in Europe were
They take more readily 70 the teachings Of anarchy
than do the easygoing southerners.
Anarchists in the West Side district They ire
and drink are served Several OF these bia9es are
dwelling houses and no signs are exhibited Green
shutters cover the windows looking the street,
Each Tsuay has several rooms flied with tables
which are covered with oilcoth. The Ialaps zatAer
without regard 70 politics and dine On sPagAettl,
macaroni. ravioli and various soups; whtcf are
the tables and drink Italian wines mix stiff
doses OF vermouth and soda A typical place Of this
Ts1a4s9 his resort last eek He asked Bosi
''This is my anarchy answered the proprietor.
taking out big roll of bills
Was not banquet given here for Nalstesta the
night before he sailed for London?' asked one OF
the detectives.
yes. but ii might have been given at any other
restaurant in the district replied Bosi. They
came where they could get the most for their
money"
Bosi's friends say that he is being prosecuted by
his Italian enemies who are Jealous because he has
good trade and desire TO hurt his business
An Italian merchant from Philadelphia who Wis
tied this city yesterday said that he was surprised
that the name of Corr, the lawyer from Tuscany
who preceded Nalatesta 10 this country, had not
been brought into the case before He said:
Corr spent q week in Philadelphia. He spoke in
two big halls in South Eighth-st and drew large
crowds He most convincing speaker and
active anarchy in Philadelphia owes its birth 20
his energy. 7 do not believe that Philadelphia
Anarchists had anything do with this plot
/ against Humbert. 7 have investigated the matter
myself and they were interested
Detective Petrosino. who is in charge of the
for the Central Office did not report Headquar-
ters in Mulherry-st yesterday. Captain McClusky
said there had been no developments. but his
were by means discouraged.