New-York tribune., 1900-07-31

Cr0SS-ST NJ
afterwara went 10 work as broad silk weaver
IN the Hsmil & Booth Company's mills in
Ward-st.
According to Superintendent Terhune of the
Mil Bresci went TO work IN the mill on April !
1899, and left there on May :, 1900 He gave
two weeks notice. and gave as his reason for
departure thar he was going 10 Italy He was
seen about the mill a week later by Terhune. and
told MN again that he was going 70 Italy. and
thst ne had bought his ticket.
He STARTS FOR ITALY
on NAY 30 he went 70 the Office of Pasouaie
Rascizno. an Italian banker and steamship
tic5zet agent at No. Dos Marlzet-st. and there
under The name Of Cesare Rranchf. bough-
rrker on The French Line for Havre. The
banker said that he recognized the man as
R-esl-, as he knew him well. but he thought il
vas none of his business IN whose name the
tlcbz- was purchased
Br=sci disappeared from this city Immediately
after his visit 70 the banker and as far as can
b learned has not been seen here since
Waen Bresci first came here he lived al the
Eo,e- Ba-rholdi. No. 325 straight-st Some
time after ne moved 10 No 81 in the same
street He continued 10 take his meals in the
hotel As long as he was IN the city.
As described BY those who knew him he was
about rh1rcy-two years old. tall and spare Of
frame. with & ssIlow complexion He mad a.
black musCache and walked with a decided
s-1cp and with his feet turned in Sl1perin-
te15e1t Terhune Of the mill where he worked
and others agree that ne was extremely
quiet IL manner and attentive 10 his duties He
had q wife and child II West Foboken. where
h used 10 spend Sundays. II is said
Another who knew Bresci is Father Fav1s
pastor ot the Bridge Street Church, who said to-
day that he remembered Bresci well He used
q attend the church, was quiet and apparently
avoided everybody. Father Favis added that he
could never get near TO him spiritually.
Bresci's mail always came 10 the book and
news store Of s, Colongo, No 81 Straight-st
great resort Of the Italians Mr.. Colongo knew
B-sSci well and said to-day that he was an
Anarchist, and was known such in the Italian
colony. Mr.. Cologne said that the Anarchists
wanted 10 get out some pamphlets last winter
with g view Of gaining converts 10 anarchisrn.
bu- BrescL he heard put stop 70 IL Mr-
Cologne declared that he was told that Bresci
said:
Books are no good. Do the deed"
a Botto. proprietor Of the Hotel Bartholdj,
where Bresci took his meals, declared to-day
that he was g fine man and the best pay Of all
his boarders. He added that he did not know
whether be was an Anarchist or not.
Another Italian who was seen by E Tribune
reporter declared that Bresci was prominent
member OF the Anarchist section Of the city
This Italian. who for well grounded reasons re-
fused TO have his name used, said that when
Count AIalatesta, the Anarchist leader. held
meetings here about Christmas last Bresct at
tended them and vas often IN the Counts com
pany.
COUNT MALATESTA's VISIT.
4 meeting Of The Anarchists was held tonight
a. 2 resort Of theirs II Market-st The police
said that they had had no instructions up TO a
lste hour 10 investigate the Bresci story, and
y-euId DO nothing until they had.
IT q plot was formed here TO aEsasstuaIe King
FEun5ert- II Is thought by the anu-Anarchist
Italians that Il was planned al the time Of
Count lLalaIesta's visit
TIE better class Of italians regret sincerely
th= killing Of the King. and viii probably hold
meeting 10 give public voice 70 their sentiments
There Is no distinctive italian colony in Pat
erscr- as is the general belief There are three
settlements Of people OF that nationality and
each mas It's own peculiar features There are
The avCHed Anarchists, who make one colony;
5---s and silk workers, with SOcialistic views,
7z7 constitute the second class The third
colony consists Of laborers, hard working men,
who are content f they are in & position in
which they are able tC earn 81 e day.
The clique that Is held in the greatest fear Is,
Of course. the Anarchists With few exceptions
they live II SrTaight-st- or It's neighborhood-
They carousing set, whose great delight
when not IN secret conference, is 10 drink,
Czrc= and sing Work worries them but little
The headquarters Of these men are at the
saloon II A Botta- al No. 2S6 SUraight-st.,
known as BarrhoIdi Hall At all hours Of the
day and night there may Be seen there italians,
who ST about tables drinking, playing cards
arG czar-e-lng in their own tongue.
OTHER GROUPS OF ITALIANS.
TIE second colony Is at Riverside, where work
i-g Italian N-eavers and dyers live They are
C=- who SIDE with Socialism, although their
v-s7E ar ROT 50 pronounced as the Straight-st.
eel They are quite industrious and labor 10
oTr their own homes As q general rule they
c1-gT=gs-= a- Parrelli's Hall. No 5S6 Rtver-st-,
s--=- working hours. It was in this colony that
E=ss-1a. The victim Of CarbonIs bullet, lived
77ss-ra held alJCt from MS fellow coun- -ryTuen,
and ---s n great measure aroused their
erut-g.
TIE tnt-5 class Is q peculiar one In a sec
-l- - The City known as Little Italy live
ne poorer classes IN clnSy aooces they seem
content earning but little and being satisfied
with the most Ueagre living Padrones hire big
---sES and rent them IN small rooms 10 taIll-
LES having seven. eight. and 0ftertines more
members These houses are on Jersey. NH ana
y-.=r =-s These tenants are practically the
s---s e -r= larZ1nes. n Brooks-st, e dlngy
s--=.- are s1-a--1 c-lipldatec structures rms
street IS scarcely three hundred feet long, yet
----E NE hundred Italians 1--we along IL
O. q -----h colony IS beginning 70 rise up IN
>l--. Iz--~s -- bur those mentioned above are
ne most c.s---c-lve. All along the outskirts OF
M cry are saloons kept by Italians. Some
--= e=o an ordnance vas passed BY the Board
~ <---rr- RI prohibiting any person not a clLl-
@-- -.n taking out q license. Many Of these
q L---t@rs are nor citizens In fact, Few OF
-=- can ra-z tl-= language These places are
-=--e--e- lE The anarchist class. who, fearing
e=-=---11- - rLzre and make their plans.
GENERAL DRAPER DEEPLY GRIEVED.
AAHAssADoR TO ITALY HAS GREAT CON
F-1zNcE N KING HUMBERTs SON.