New-York tribune., 1900-07-31
REGRET IN THIS CITY.
ITALIANS A UNIT IN CONDEAINING
MURDER
THOSE WHO MOST DESIRE A REPUBLIC IN
ITALY SAY HUMBERTs BLOODY DEATH
WILL NOT AID But RATHER HIN
DER THEIR PLANS


anywhere else. The Italian flag hoisted at
half mast over the consulate Of that country at
No s. Broadway, and all business was suspended
there Other foreign Consuates also kept their
flags dying al half mast all day out OF respect for
the dead potentate and most of the Consuls called
on the italian Consul but business went on as
usual.
Several Italian societies postponed picnics which
they had planned for this week, and a few tai
ian merchants shut up their shops. Almost every
where the most earnest depreca ton and horror al
the assassin's deed were expressed. call was
issued for meeting Of Italians be held
at Iammany Hall on Thursday night where q
programme Of memorial ceremonies will be de-
cided upon.
The general conviction seems to be that no revo-
luton Will follow the death Of Humbert. but that
his son viii succeed to the crown without public
disturbance or interruption Of the country's in
dustries
Giovanni Branchi. consul-General from Italy.
said:
This has come on US all like rhunderbot and
our sorrow is very great. The man who assassi-
ted King Humbert can have had no following
and believe that even the Anarchists would re-
pudiate him If he should 10 them for protection
The Government VIII go along just the same, with
another King taking his place. The President of
the United States has greater powers than ruler
Of Italy. Excepting perhaps his father, King
Humbert was the best of all Kings"
MESSAGES OF CoNDoLENCE
The following message Of coincidence was sent by
the Italian Chamber Of Commerce, of No IS Broad
way, 10 the royal family:
Minister of the Royal House. Rome.
Inc Italian Chamber OF Commerce Of New-Y
asJounded by the great crime which has taken the
4-e oI as a generous n1agnanlmous and chvalrous
Majesty Victor Emmanuel deep regret and sense
' | O'-o'- 'S Toy p PREsIBENT dg5iz Il zUGcA
President Cambria Of the United Italian Societies
sent the following:
Minister Of the Royal House. Rome:
rof5 AZ On-teG m 60 Italian Societies are very much
CAMBRIA
Coroner yucca said: King Humbert was a very
good man I cannot see what has been gained by
his assassination.
Felice Tocci Editor Of the Eco d'1talta-" sent
the following the President Of the Italian Min
is--y-
The The assassination Of the King has caused Pro
the Fatherland-
Cesare L sconferri, the secretary of the Italian
Chamber Of Commerce, said:
These reports about revolution in Italy are
nonsense; they are much worse than nonsense.
There may be little trouble in Milan, for that is
the one city IN the country where the repubIcans
oLtnuTnoer the nonerchlsts But outside OF Milan
fact that the Government has taken control OF the
telegraph o1ces IS no sign Of great danger In he
all the wires for It's own use-there are so many
messages s 70 be sent out and to pc received In In
assassination Of the King will bring more closely
70 support the Government, and thus strengthen
Victor Emmanuel. the son, is a much better edu-
Gated man than his father was. The young man
knows five six languages thoroughly. understands
mechanics and is versed in electrical science ne has
military tactics as well at his finger Ups He be;
help hin y the administration Of the duties Of
cessor Il is true that he is not strong physically
~ 1' ~ n rnTsT Gays i Is FCs necessary IGT eqles
force that count He Is OF nervous disposition.
i9erai ans 5roa5 i5 his yeHs t 0l rsr rs Is
rakes env mistakes il viii be because he is not
conservative enough King Humbert was generous
be called strong ruler
NOT MANY ANARCHISTS HERE
should say that only about per cent of ths
Italians IN this city Anarchists There is
larger number however, who are known as So
emmett 5y means Of wsr an instead Of sssass5ao 9
particular hotbed OF this latter class Is in
Leo Roversi. secretary Of the Italian Benevolent
est eIsnent among the Italian inmigrants 10 this
country. says there are few real Anarchists here,
and they soon lose interest in the machinations
AneTlca- ne goes hot neleVe me attempt 70 XII
Hum bert was haJcheo mere. ror 10 ItaHan in
America had anyLh!ng to gain by the death Of the
purely personal motive or the part Of the assassin
Dr.. Nicola Giglotti Of No. 6l5 Eage-ave., Bronx
Borough secretary Of the Federation Pensiero
ed Azione Thought and Action in the United
States, said:
speak for our society which has 10000 members
secret society, but thoroughly in accord
with the Republican party in Italy. We deplore
the assaSsina non. but DO not mourn the man
5enDert -r f5 Ives His deTerg5frstio1 10
colontze made large army and a large navy
-IIIsa of his imperial ambitions in Abyssinia and
his people We're starving ana c!amoTlng tnat WORK
be provided for them out Of the public treasury he
csrsa5 his soldiers 10 shoot them down by hun
dreds MANY more were killed in this way than
the outside world ever heard Of. because. II has
s1-ays been DANGEROUS 10 speak the truth in Italy
ea9II; r+I}r1be-t nd his doings That is the prn-
cfrsI reason why The world thinks he was good
King While his people groaned under burden
Russia Eumberr drew l6,goDo francs year from
the public treasury for his personal use and
mon the State the aggregate for the entire family
!L-.-a--S7 @ S775sT WheT the King out Of this
-ls revenue gave 10 coo francs here or $500 francs
there for charity, he was praised 10 the skies LOT
his generosity. Whose money was II he gave
NO REPUBLIC BY ANARCHY.
Nevertheless both the Socialist and the RePub-
Jiran parties among the Italians repudlate Lttety
-~T fa~-eca-e deeply the ASSASSINATION or the
King The Republic Of Italy. which Is sure 70
coma some day VIII not be eIpedited oy anaICny ~
NV bv parieut education OF the masses Sn4 py
steady progress along strictly coL7Stl @
e-Che5 in his country. deem that mighty I'M
r-1balLe though, OF course I!JL li -,
are MOI many Italian Anarchists mere, ahG NJ [+Sg @
business Few Of them Woua 90 u4es1 70 80
49, could Personal revenge TOT some I cIL--
49, zrretrsted By Italys monarchtcal Govern
-anr vas I believe. the only n-oilFe OF IAe as19
II was a form Of suicide Lie had DeeL cen
-.-a eo vrrArcneC for MIN that ne desired IL 10
I-r-ar Instead Of killing himself, ne Kitled LL4e
king % [c-Jerv which he found unendurable
4= r. will not be followed by reyo--tloa L.s sI -
70 LIIeIe'-rI-. LIIe crowned Business Will go along as
pc L r--- The monarchy viii not last much longer.
I- g5-@. 40 il was predicted by some Of Hun19eTt
Gr-f~e