New-York tribune., 1900-08-04
POLICE AT WORK ON PLOT
CONVINCED THAT ANARCHIST CONSPIR-
ACY WAS PLANNED HERE
LANNON'S IDENTITY ESTABLISHED - HE
WORKED IN LOCAL BAKERY
ANARCHISTS FEARED BY
OTHER ITALIANS
OTHER ITALIANS.

OTHER ITALIANS.
The police of this city, who have been working
in the Italian districts find evidence against
local Anarchists who may have been concerned in
directly In the murder of King Humbert.
satisfied that there definite plot but whether
they will find evidence which will warrant them
I'm making arrests is uncertain. No
rested yesterday, although several places in the
Sixteenth Police Precinct are being closely watched
On every hand the police are baked by the clan
shness Of the Italians and their fear OF estifying
against the Anarchists
1t was established yesterday that Anton LannOr
who was arrested Turin, Italy. and who is
reported have confessed that he had planned to
kill Queen Margherita, was baker who had been
employed for nearly three years In the Porin
This does away with the theory that LannOr was
the Paterson Anarchist Graisoni. who sailed for
Italy on July 4. No report has been received Of
Grasonrs capture. and he may have eluded the
police by sailing the steamer with
the other members of the group, He is one OF
about dozen Anarchists who went to Italy soon
after Enrico Malatesta took his departure. Mala-
tesla went to London because he would have been
arrested the moment he landed the Continent
Mrs Porini. the bakers wife, said yesterday after
TO Tribune reporter;
Lannor working here when we bought the
shop from Valentino Aprato, who went .f back < 20 %
we'll behaved. He had few friends, and lived over
he received the Paterson paper and sometimes went
there to attend meetings, He was tall mad iignt
work, and about forty-four years old. He
was unmarried. and said that he had no relatives
He &c quit work suddenly May 49, and told US
did not seem unusual for he was saving I9 ga man an
would return, and eft his trunk here. He sailed
or May II on the steamship La Touraine. We
aE oay eO sen greotngs @ He spoke Of attending the
Paris Exposition, and We looked for him to return
by the end of August.
1t was reported yesterday that the police of the
CharIes-st station had taken charge of Lannors 3
trunk in the hope Of finding evidence against other
Anarchists. At the station this denied and
the officer in charge said instructions had been
given regarding LannOr. 1t is looked upon as a
significant fact that Lannor quit work the day
after Bresci drew his last wages from the Pater-
son silk mill
Captain Chapman and three detectives from the
Mercer-st. station spent of the day among
the few italian resorts their district They were
looking particularly for traces of a good looking
young girl of nineteen, who is said 20 be either the
sister or daughter of Teresa BrugnoIi one of the
Anarchists who is under arrest in Europe That
LA Belle Teresa" had young girl with her when
she from the South is admitted by several
Italians who knew her. The police believe that she
lived for time at No 81 Macdougal-st. but the
italians in that boarding house deny any
knowledge of her II is known that the girl did not
sail for Italy with the Brugnol woman, but the
police believe she has left the city. An italian
who lives at the Hotel La Stella D'Italia No. 144
Bleecker-st., said that the girl knows as much
about the plot kill the King as any of the ring
leaders. She is said to have attended nearly all
of the meetings with La Belle Teresa One of
Captain Chapmans detectives said yesterday after
+, We put in good bit Of time among the Italians
tie information 1t is Impossible to get them to
talk. The Anarchists take to protect their
talk for fear revenge viii be taken them. We
known Anarchist S-lfV ma nv
have Italian fegae4assare also keeping close watch
Chief Devery said yesterday: For some time the
police have been watching the meeting places Of
the Anarchists. They are generally under sur
veillance Just noYirEe are taking extra precau-
Mrs Jennie Pfef beieved anp % 6a the wife Of
one of the meio moss Under arrest in Italy, did not
St. Yesterday She sent word that she would not
return until Monday In the mean time she is
really her husband. She hopes that it is his
brother, and that her husband will return her
Ernssta crayello' the Paterson girl Anarchist,
vile stage She says she will not make show OF
herself for money that it would do the cause OF
become the wife Of n mill worker Paterson. She
ready to become his wife II will never be mar
red by priest or Judge. she said. What good does
slave to the man. will be no mans slave. If he
together and when the love ends there is bother
w ora was received from Paterson last night that
Miss Craveo had lost her place in the Paragon
Mills. When she failed appear for work on
Thursday ut the mills IL seen that she had
left piece of silk the loom unfinished To do
this Is violation of rule which is always fol-
lowed by dismissal 1t is rule in force in almost
every mill. and that is lived up to. An opera
tive may obtain permission to remain away for a
day but then the weave is finished by another.
This morning a hand was put on to the finish
the and this that the girls position
gone from her until such time new hands
taken on
Miss Cravelo called at the mills yesterday after
noon to 80 back to her old loom but was told she
known Of ths rule had seen others suffer the same
fate and had only herself TO blame. She said she
had been kept busy for two days with her mail.
The letters come from all parts of the country.
Some praise her, but more denOunce her in strong
terms