The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-01
PLOT HATcHED NEAR NEW YORK.

PLOT MATCHED NEAR NEW YORK.
New York, Aug. 1.-The leader of the
Italian colony which has settled on the
shores OF New York harbor are taking
steps TO ferret out and bring TO justice
the anarchists w..o they believe are di-
rectly or indirectly responsible for the
killing of King Humbert
The present feeling OF the Italian lead
ers is best expressed by a statement made
by +. p. Camoria, president of the United
Italian societies of this city.
lie 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 colony i'm this city, but
in the great settlement of our people
around New York harbor.
What makes me think more than any
thing else that the anarchists among us
are organized and have chosen men from
among themse- yes TO put their murderous
plans into execution was an anarchisuc
.innuendo which 4 discovered today.It was
printed on the press of an incendiary or
gan OF the anarchists In Hoboken, the
editor of which is said TO have been an
intimate friend of Bresci.
The circular first assailed the Italian
newspapers which have mourned the
death of the king 1t rallied against any
sentiment of sorrow and ridiculed all
show of sympathy. Lastly IT openly de-
taking off, and named his assassin a
hero
ANOTHER REVOLVER.
Another revolver has been found on
the ground near where King Humbert
was killed and the theory is that since
the gymnastic field, in which the king
was bestowing prizes, had two exits, as
sassins were stationed at each in order to
tl,af tt,ar.n uGih
Before the murder Brcsci was noticed
walking with a fair haired woman, cyl
IDENTIFY n foreigner. who has since been
searched for in vain She Is thought TO
be the same person who passed some time
with the anarchist in Milan before he
came to Monza.
The dwellings, of well known anarchists
are being searched throughout the coun-
try. and the American police have been
asked. so 1t is stated here. to investigate
the Bresci family in Paterson.
DENOUNCED AS RIoTER.
7 Bresci was born In Prato in 1869. He
was denounced in 1895 as n dangerous
rioter and deported to the island of Pan
tellaria. In 1896 he was liberated, and in
1897 he went TO the United States.
Queen Margherita has invited Verdi to
compose a requiem mass. If he declines
Mascagni will be commissioned.
CANNOT BE SURRENDERED.
Washington. Aug. 1.-There is little
that the United States can do in the way
of aiding the Talian government in pros
ecuting those engaged In the conspiracy
which resulted IN teh assassination cf
King Humbert II IL should be proved that
the conspiracy was entered into in Amer
lea.
AS the facts develop II is seen that
warnings OF the crime had been given,
and much indignation is felt at the fall
ure of the police % take greater precau-
tions. Signor Sarraco questioned a num-
ber OF witnesses of the deed. General
Ponzio-vagila, King Humberts premier
aide-de-camp, testified that the shots were
fired In such quick succession that he had
no time TO protect the king. A magistrate
examined Bresci, who was sullen and de-
fant, replying:
II didn't kill Humbert. I killed the
king" go
He admitted that he was I'm Monza
park the previous day with woman. and
angrily protested that what he had done
was not q crime, but an act OF justice.
Among the persons arorsted at Prato
Is n woman named TereSa Brugnoh. said
TO have been the sweetheart of the as
sassin.
officials Of the state department and
the department OF Justice say that all the
extradition treaties between the United
States and other countries provide TINT
persons charged with political -crimes
shall not be surrendered for trial
AS general rule Of international law
the killing OF ruler or an attempt
against the life Of ruler Is political
crime.
Some recent extradition treaties, how