Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-04
10 KILL AL RULERS
Almost Positive Evidence Of a Plot
to Assassinate All European
sovereigns
Queen Margherita Was Slated For
Death as Well as King
Humbert.
Believed That the Plot Was Worked
Out in the United
States.

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States
London, Aug. 4.-Everything goes to
prove that the anarchists, under the
leadership of the terrible Malatesta,
have formed a plot for the almost
Wholesale as'sas s,inaton OF rulers 1t has
hesa proved that Queen Margherita was
to have been killed as Well as King
Huinbert, but whether Bresei los, his.
nerve or had no opportunity TO murder
her or whether some otilsr ASA SSH was
chosen Tor the work is not known.
European sovereisns are being care
fully watched tlieae days. Emperor
William, it is Quietly runaofed, has had
q Very close guard placed around him
Within the last few days and stories
from Berlin say that the young war lord
is extremely nervous since Salspn, the
would-be usssa ssin of the s,aah. declared
that if he had killed the Persian ruler
the car would have been next. 1t is
stated, however, that Salson really said
the kaiser would have been next. but
tina tbs reporters understood him 10 say
the car
II has been pretty We'll decided that
.count Malatessta is at the head OF This
stupedpus plot tina t seems tuEbt. develop
iTlg every day. News from America in-5
di6ates that this arcfl-anarcilisit unable
10 secure the men he wanted in Europe.
has found plenty of material on the
other side Of the water
Indications are strengthening that the
plot to&kill the rulers of Europe, or as
many OF them asscould be reached, was 5.
worked out in the United States. and
private adyiees say that isresci, who is
ten Thoroughly frightened, has told a
story in regard 10 the ways
of the anarchists in tie aew WoriG. III
may be that what l5lesc has told will.
.isver be- made puaIic, az it is under
stood that The laws of Amsrica are too
eiaSIie 10 ALLOW 5pt amy radical action
Unless actual crime has bern committed.
Thai the plot 10 XIII Humbert and other
rulers as, Vel Vas Matched over there
scans to be q bsalptely certain.
Sa!s9n Mil be suillptined unless the
shah EXPIRE sses Il direct Wish to the com
trary. News from Paris however, intii-
Gates that the Persian ruler viii not
move To have the sentence iesaened. and
IL he ketila in This same frame sf mind
Saison Will share the fate of Valiant,
vino threw d bomb into the chamber OF
deputivs and whose head was chopped
aff even tho he succeeded in killing no.
body.
Meant TO Kill the Queen.
New York. Aug. Information from
Rome is printed here TO the effec, that
Antonio Lana. ;irisstaa as an ecolti-s
plics of Bresgi. has confessed. affirming
that a plot existed involving he stimuli
tsttlsplts a s''es 81. nat on of King Hunlbs,t
ana queen Mafgherita.
Detectives hayt: found the room In
which IL Is declared that the plot to kill
KING Hunbert was, formed. 1 il on
sihe second floor If a West Hnboken.
~. j., resort for anarchists. and IS in
the heditof thA Italian settlement The
place has not been known as u meeting
place Ter anarchists There have been
no public Meetings held rhere, and the
room @here the tnen met was kept for,
the most secret conference purposes.
1hse detectives say they learned last
night from socialists who attended a
meeting al the place that leaa than four
months agQ5atWp Italians, a man and
woman. arrived in Hoboken, and an iln-
por;ant conference was held in this
room. a the conferences there Mere
anarchists from New York City, from
Brooklyn, from tn Italian colony in
Philadelphia and from Paterson and
West H oboken. These socialists never
saw Rresei and never saw Quintayello,
but the description Of The men TALES
with that Of two of the men at the con-
ference
Mrs Bresei the destitute wife of the
d s,sa ssIn, With her little daughter Made
llfne. came To this city TO see the italian
consul general Mrs. Rresci wanted to
tWrite Il letter TO her husband, but the
consul general told her it would not be
delivered The woman then asked If III
would be possible for her to get possess
tsion of any yaluablea her husband had
| in his possession when he was arrested.
He had aliarnond Of considerable value.
she said. The consul general promised
I TO do what he could for the woman.
When she returned TO West Hoboken
she found a ma representing himself as
IA United States secret service agent
awaiting her. He questioned her a,
great length.