The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-31
MURDER

fused T., an, ,o,,, ,,,,.os, ,ho ,,e,,, 20 ,,rr,,
/ ont The docr.n tb,, Uumbert sbnuld die
| nrc.., =. Coo,I WorLmnu.
| In ,,,,nor., pr,,s, r-,s ,,,,., ,ra,, ubo
| worked beside hin, cav he was the las, on.
! they wouI5 select as m ass,ssin He w,nt
| about his work ouia,tv Ue smoke U,,l, and
] yo,,,,,co,od ,a,hir, aho,,, hi,nso,. w.,
| there v,s n shon cal, aud the mo-, yxant ~,
| on. OF their numerous strj,es Rressi left
| his looms obolientl,. bu, yas never on. of
| rho first Each S1turday ni,b, no laf, the
| mill and hurried away lie won't to Ho-
| bolap where bis v-ifa aud He'll .i,I are
\ said 10 live H.. never hrnunbt tbcu to
I Paterson. He remained away until Monday
morning.
| He roomed In the c.nter of the anarchist
| section. Ills meals were taken nj the Hotel
| BarthoI,ii The proprie,or of the hotel SAYS
| he knows the man well Rr.Ssi according
| to the proprietor- came into his place thre,,
times a day for six days a week. He was
| never there on Sundays Beyond bidding
| the time Of dav TO tn, propri.tor and IN.
waiter b.. spok. to no one H., vas t,u
| and dark and had STOPPING shoulders To
some it known that his radical r.eas,
were extreme and that he was of the inner
circle of the anarchists
William J. Orr, the foreman Of the silk
| mill. said to-day that had Brrssi asked him
| for a letter recommending him To silk manu-
facturers he would have written him Il
strong one
At the boarding house IL was the same
story He came and went reruIarIv and
never gave auy trouble
Bressi entered the employ of UamiI e.
| Bouth on April s. 1899 He worked steadily
there until MAY 4 1900 ON that day III,
left the mill ard was in P,terson but reI
dom afterwards
| Among the better class NJ Italians moth
| inc but words of r.eret vars je,rJ 10, L..
over the killing of King Humbert. A lead
ing merchant of Paterson who admitted
his reason for nos wanting hi name mem
| toned was that he feared the anarchists
and the Malta, said he ho-ei the murder
| Of the King would lead all nations To TAX.
vigorous steps to stamp out the organiza-
tion. He said no ones life was safe if he
incurred the ermity Of any man in the or
ganiz1tfon. In discussing Bressi he said
| that he believed there had been a drawing
but that Cariboni had been vouched for by
Bressi: that Caribo1i had weakened. and
BreSsi had TO take his place ard Cariboni
killed himself.
IiOtbed of Anarchists.
Paterson has long been a hotbel of au-
archists. Men here who are familiar with
the workings of the organization say that
for years Paterson has contained more of
the society than any other city in the
'nlted states: with the possible exception
OF 'hicago- Ihere Is a strong socialist ele-
iheht In Paterson. and the anarchists for
merry worked win thiS element without
aIowlng the socialists to Know that 1t had
III suppoi' oi .i'e Niple't "hes-
aii". ''SiH,a 'ieu 10 coh'r"i the So
'o 'o M ia''i"s' 'iopPeu away iio" 'he
iito'ehie.i' anu ue"ouhSeu the sociaHStS ne
" 80 p'a' 'ht tidi'iieu
-, ~ u's >. a.tto-5,' t'Ie So
fi -. 80 "'is ','.is' ~, nu' Peave a.
asun,',s,' .d Ia" ne
80 s- .''. slim u, i"''i
80 80 .o' . ions ''i"e az hedhS ot ionien'-
-. - 80 ,u ' So, S,ih sti.Ae
M 'so' 'ne suihe "iicn urove the
~ ~, " o.ate ''iies u, uiherent
- e eoS 'ne ai,it eiS's uid
, ~ ' III - " ii"s aoou' oie
VI i,,i"iac.u Ihey useu
80. -. - .''',,.r ~ 90" enoit u ue-
.' osS were ",o-tiy iruS-
',,7 .'au, 'nss 'iea'eu such d ieehis Oh uh-
xrn r, - ~
Nheh the Empress OF Austria was mur-
- 80 "''i mss ~ p's ceie-
pIation, nut not openly. "hen the news
Nie uies shPpeu Jul oi the Guy Anu as
seiipieu az preaiaHseu Poih'' "here 'hey
heiu tnsir Joihnca.oh' ana when II was
over thes re'urneu 10 Ta'eisoh. AS they
hau gone slngly, ana AT intervals. they
avoided general notice.
IndOrsed Bressfs Act.
Some forty members of the Society for
the Solution of Existence" the Paterson
anarchists call themselves. gathered to-
night in the editorial offices of FL QUESTION:
Sociale. their organ. There We're some wom-
en- among them
In the center of the room sat their loved
and recognized leader-a beautiful woman OF
q years. who dominated the gathering She
H. Ernestina Grevella, one OF the editors.