The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-02

ony for that purpose. There are others
who believe thaG the letter left by Cariboni
Sperandio VITO shot Giuseppe Pessina and
then killed hiL.self, was manufactured by
friends of BresCi to throw Italian officers
of the trach. Stii: others say that the let
ter told the trs.-h, and that Sperandio really
drew the ''mul Ter ballot
Sperausiio No Anarchist.
Antonio CraveIlo. who knew Sperandio.
we'll, said yesterday:
He was not a regular Anarchist, and
was connected with no plot The real
truth of his killing Pessina is that the man
owed him money. Sperandio gave Pes
sina's daughter music lessons, and there
was debt Of about $50. Pessina dis
charged him from the mill because he
asked fer the money that was due. When
out of Work and without funds Sperandio
went to Pessina again to get something
paid on the bill. It was refused, and he
was insulted. Then he shot the boss and
took his own life. You Americans COM
nit such crimes for less
+. AimOne. director of I'll Mevemento,"
laughed when told that the New York
Italians were going to take steps to weed
out the Anarchists. Although not one OF
that party himself. Aimone said:
They will leave the Anarchists alone.
It IS all talE- l know the leading Italians
Of New York well, and they would not
dare to do such a thing. 1t is all a bluff.
The Paterson police VIII not interfere with
Thursdays meeting. There viii be no red
flag waving or anything Of that sort No
one has cause to complain and there will
be no trouble"
- ETpesta Crayeilo was seen by reporter
yesterday afternoon as she left the Para
gon Mills in company with her brother
He is a big. broaG-shouEdered silk worker
from Brooklyn and ne swears he will kill
anyone who troubles his sister again She
| looks a the whole matter as a big joke,
and consented 10 make a statement OF her
opinions.
Il have had so many things said about
me since this trouble started that hardly
know where l am at, she said. They get
nay signature on one pretext and the next
morning it appears under a lot of stuff
which l did not say at all. I act as inter
prefer a a meeting Of the Group of Elk
istence,' and the words are given as mine
I DO not know enough about anarchy and
its principles to say all of those things.
And the pictures Of memo more like me
than 4 COW,
I live at 351 Market Street, with the
family of Antoine Tamarogflo. I am an An
archist and believe in their theories | do
not approve OF any act ike Bres-i's, but. OF
course, when such a thing is done we can't
help IT. If society was organized in better
shape, If we had enough TO eat, such crimes
could not be committed. As far as Bres-
CT is concerned, have known him to be a
good man and did not think him capable
Of such deed. He never paid me any at
tentions, and seemed tG be very much in
love with his American wife
Our society never tells anyone to do
murder like that which Bresei did. We
are organized for the suppression of the
system Of capital, not the individual Al
though I-belfeve in no government, think
a republic like the United States is far
better than monarchy. Why should we
want to kill Mckinley? We know as we'll
as you do that Hay would take his place
We do not hate Mckinley, the Individual,
but his position-the system which gives
him power. Humbert might not have been
so bad man had he not been King
The American girls in the factory are
nay friends, and they have not asked for
my dismissal I carelessly cut a piece of
silk too short yesterday. but the superfn-
tendent would not discharge me- At noon
today he let ne out through a back window
to escape the crowd. I can work here as
long as ! please, but am going to Brook
Ign with nay brother l can work GA two
looms there and make more money!
The girl is not really an Anarchist"
added her brother. she is too young to
know what she is. She picked up he own
education, and is too sensible a girl ever
to became a leader or to influence men to
acts of violence"
An unknown Italian laborer took poison
on Tuesday night in a boxcar near Pater-
son. and died at the hospital at o'clock
yesterday morning. Or. A. F. Mcbride
said that the man had undoubtedly taken
his own life, but that there was no reason
TO suppose he was an Anarchist. No an
aTchisttc papers were found in his CLOTHED
He had small Italian ieaaet on poisons.
None OF the Italian Anarchists at Paterson
knew anything about him, and his identity
remains unEnown,
Did Not Write to Bresci
Father Fabris, pastor OF the Church Of
Our Lady of Victorias. denied any knowI-
edge OF Bresei and said that he hat writ
ten no letters TO him He could in no way
account for letter signed with his name
being among Brescfs effects. Frank Fa-
bris, a barber, with shop at Main and
Wall Streets, is the only other man by tina.
name in Paterson. He knew nothing Of
Brescf. Friends of Father Fabris feared
that an attempt would be made to connect
the Church of Rome with the assassina-
ticn through the use OF his name He is
an intimate friend Of Archbishop =asolli,
and was cGrate at St. Mary's parish, Ha-
bollen, when he first came ID this coun-
try.
There vas meeting of the leaders of
the Group of Existence" last night cn the
top ficer of 355 Market Street Paterson.
It was the regular weekly meAtiag CT the
administration at which reports OF con-
tFibutions and progress are ma,e Francis
Widrnar was in charge as petro Is teve
was in this city attending 4 meeting of the
Spanish cigarmakers. Arrangements have
been completed for the mass meeting,
which is TO be held in Barlholdi Hall, in
Paterson. tonight Esteve is said to have
prepared very drastic speech, in which
lie viii defy the Italian officials to prove
any plot among the Paterson Anarchists
There will be number of other SPEAKERS
who will go into the past. present, and flu
tuFe Of the Italian question
It WAS learned yesterday that Bresei pur-
chased the revolver used on Sunday night
at the store of H NJ Ash, Market and
Straight Streets, Paterson, a few doors
from the Anarchist headquarters. Mr.
Ash takes description of each person
who buys revolver. The description of
the murderer talIies with that OF the Italian
who bought revolver on May ].