The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-08-09
DIABOLIC ANARCHIST PLOT
MATCHED IN PATTERSON. y. ].
Twenty Seven Fiends Sail for Europe
10 Kill Kings and Queens.

grown gray III plottli- hGal'lN'
social order. sailed from this port
within The last few weeks pledged,
the secret service agents say. 10 de
etroy the rulers Of the world
A plan so far reaching a this il
said to have evolved in Paterson. y.
J.. where Count Nicola MaIatesta
has until recently made his home and
directed the followers OF IA cult
founded on social disorder.
Count Malatesta, under the ban in
every country of Europe save En-
gland, is now in London. He was in
Paris 1t was to the French capital,
ii is asserted, that the twenty-seven
went. and it was there that they re-
ceived their orders 10 go forth and
slay.
From the Old World comes the
news which is said to tell how the
plans OF the twenty and seven are
progressing The King of Italy was
slain at Monza, and Bresci. the Ital-
ian silk weaver from Paterson. \. j
is prisoner in an Italian jail Near
Il all OF the twenty-seven who went
from this city We're Italians An
agent of the italian government WI o
says he has the names Of all said so
to-day.
From Paris comes the intelligence
that the ruler OF Persia nearly per
ished by the assassin 5 hand The
would-be murderer was an Italian.
The Shah had been warned to beware
OF him by one who wrote from Italy.
Bresci, under torture, said to-day in
Italy: The Gar will be next
DOOMED KINGS AND QUEENS.
The emperor of Germany is said to
have been intended for the assassin :
bullet, and kings and queens are
marked for death by the councils |
which sat in Paterson, in West Ho- |
boken and even here in the city of |
New York. The orders came from |
Paterson
II seems to have been no idle thing
which Sperandio. the murderer and |
suicide, had written, when he wrote
that he had been chosen to kill the |
King OF Italy, but could not go.
The agents of the Italian secret |
service say that they know who it
was who gave the order that the
Italian King should be killed, and
they say that the clews point to Pat
terson, \. j., where the arch plotter
once lived.
1t is known that four persons sailed
from this city only few weeks ago.
whose names are closely associated
now with the death of Italy's mon
arch. One of these was Gaetona
Bresci, who left his wife and child to
perform a deed of blood. The story
goes that he was weak man, and
he was urged on by a woman, La
Belle Teresa" This woman is sur
posed to be Teresa Burgnoli, who
was with the assassin the evening
before the assassination.
And there was Iamur. the baker
whom Bresci knew Patterson knows :
him we'll
Then. too, there Quintavali. the
barber, also under arrest, who was a
leader of the Patterson anarchists.
and one of the most fiery takers of
them all
One OF the most interesting charac-
ters among the anarchists of the q
world is Count Nicola Malatesta.
MALATEsTA' $ BLOODY TEACHINGS.
He is possibly 80 years old and of
he typical Italian cast of counte-
nance. He appeared at Patterson.
j., several years ago, established
An anarchist paper. La QUESTION:
Sociale. He disseminated the seeds "
II anarchy all over that part of New :
Jersey. Various little towns gradu- =
sliy acquired groups of anarchists. T.
The influence of Malatesta grew :
among the working classes. He :
ound many who eagerly accepted his "
eaehings as though they were in q,
pired. He had a wonderful Influence I.
'ver men and women as well. He q
mbued them with ideas of faraHsm .
The man who killed the Italian Z
King had the disregard for his own
lie which was inculcated by the ruler
II the Patterson anarchists.
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