New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-01
TO DRIVE OUT ANARCHISTS.
ITALIAN LEADERS HERE WILL MAKE
AN EFFORT TO PURGE THEIR
COLONY OF THEM

The leaders of the Italian colony which has set
tied on the shores of EewYork Harbor are taking
steps to ferret out and bring to justice those an
archists who they believe, are directly or Indirect
Iy responsible for the killing of King Humbert
The better class of Italians disc~edted on Mon
day even the suggestion that Gaetano Bresci, the
assassin of the King, was in any way backed by
local society They said then that such a thing
incredlble that the man had either committed
the deed OF his sane volition or In an act of
madness They admitted that there were An
archists in New York and New-Jersey but these
they said, of a harmless type. They secuted
the idea that these men had formed such a plot
and sent one of their number to Italy on such a
murderous mission.
The developments of yesterday however had
striking effect upon all classes of the italian
settlement. II resulted in great change of senti-
ment. The discovery of a woman in Hoboken who
said she the wife of a man whose description
tailed with that OF the assassin and that he had
sailed for Europe only a short time ago on mys-
terious mission. also added oredence to the story
that the assassination had been plotted on this side
of the water
The present feeling Of the Italian leaders is best
expressed by statement made to a Tribune re-
porter yesterday by F. P. Cambria president of the
United Italian Societies of this city. Signor Cam
bria seen at tho Colombo Hotel No. 14s
Blocker st. which is the headquarters here of the
Italians. Signor Cambria said:
There is no doubt in my mind that the assassna-
ton OF King Humbert was plotted here by that
mean not only in the Italian colony in this city out
In the great settlement of our people around New
York Harbor. What makes me think more than
anything else that the Anarchists among us are
organized and have chosen men from among them
selves to put their murderous plans into execution
anarchistic innuendo which discovered
to-day. 1t only OF thousands OF such
circulars which are being thrown about hroaucast
among people. 1t printed on the press or
ar inCendiary organ of the Anarchists in Hoboken
friend of Brescf The circular first assailed the
Italian newspapers which have mourned the death
of the King It rallied against any sentiment or
sorrow and ridicuied all show of sympathy. Lastly
It openly denounced the dead King reJotced In MS
taking off and named his assassin a hero.
1t viii accordingly be our purpose to purge our
settlement of such element as is represented by
this circular will be first step to appeal to
police for their help and failing in getting IT,
we will take the matter into our own hands.
great mass meeting Of italians will be held to-
morrow night at Tammany Hall at o'clock F.
p Cambria will preside and among the speakers or
the evening will be Giusepp Outline Editor OF the
italian journal. "L'Araldo ltaiano,' OF NO u
Centre-st An American Is also expected to make
address. 49,,
The purpose Of the meeting is TO pass suitable
resolutions in regard to the Kings death, and TO
arrange for a memorial service at a subsequent
date The later meeting will closely resemble q
great public funeral It is also expected mat some
action will be taken to apprehend the An
archsts who are thought TO be connected with the
The officers of the United Societies who are to
have charge of the meeting tomorrow night are
President F. 2. Cambria; vice presidents, e
Raimondi A Vicentini, V. Serritella and A. Quat-
trocchl; cores pondinG secretary L. ReYelh; treas
urer, Ia Rre; financial secretary, s. BonannL