The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-10-30
THE QUEEN OF ANARCHISTS.
London Express.

London Express.
Small doubt exists among those
who have followed the progress of
the anarchist movement during re-
cent years that one of the instiga-
tors of the attempt on Mr. McKin-
ley's life was Teresa Brugnoli-
.e..>r known, perhaps, as La Belle
Teresa, friend and comrade of Bres-
ci and Malatesia, and woman of
singular beauty and magnetic infiu-
ence. who for period of eight years
has male London her home.
1t will be remembered that last
year when the awful murder OF ,ne
italian king startled the world, the
man sought by pressmen of Lon
don and New York was an individual
known in the brotherhood as Count
Enrico Malatesta, the leader of the
Italian anarchists
He was reported to have been in
America when the plot to murder
King Humbert was Matched, and to
have been actually in touch with
SASH, the feather worker Nuinta-
3aile, the barber and Lana, the nav.
vy--three of the secret agents who
came to Europe from New York with
La Bella Teresa and Bresci, the muir
| derer of the Italian king, ON May 10,
last year. Bresci ana La Bella Ter
esa were the only two acquainted
With the foul scheme which was in
tended to shake the dynasties of Eu-
rope by succession of murders of
Kings and statesmen.
When the Gascogne rea he'd Eu-
rope La Bella Teresa and Bresci wen,
| paric nj RI -,
lived in the same no Ell. The O h. r
hrc- conspirators = SASH, Quinta-
vale and Lana--.OOk up their atcd
II ;he workmen's quarter of the city
Unlike Emma Goldman. who is a
mere creature of hysteria, La Bella
Teresa has no love for theatrical dis
pay and only on rare OCCASIONS takes
20 the platform.
In her early life her ta,hei kept the
pesthouse at Molaret, ana when she
left her noun ain nome above the
valley of the Dora shn took up hel
abode with her maternal uncle, Ig-
hina, in Turin.
lshlna was the moving spirit Of the
Malfoltori, and desperate anarchist.
He was banished and came to Lor-
| don, bringing Teresa with him in
| 1892. Here she first met Malatesta.
| who used her as a recruiting se--
geant.
Her influence was too magnetic for
weak men to resist. TIE murderer
Blesci first met her in America Ill
| December, 1899.
| He was married and had shown no
worse taste until La Bella Teresa
came into his life than to wear a red
'1ckle and distribute anarchiStic
racts. She arranged the details of
he plot to murder the unfortunate
King and commissioned Bresci to
| AIRY IL out. while Lana was sent to
vrea to murder Queen Margherita.
When Bresci went on his diabolical
| mission La Bella Teresa journeyod to
| ordon and vailed the news.
in 1888 Teresa !ghina-her real
name is Brugnoli: she has adopted
her uncle's surname--went to Flor
| nee as a delegate to the Italian con-
| rcss. accompanied by Mala esta.
She gained an international reputa-
! ion by chars Ing the socialists with
| ncouragng trade unionism, and de-
| olared the followers of Karl Marx
we're he enemies of freedom, be.
cause th>y favored form of gov
| 2rnhent. Her startling words to the
| delegates were: "Emancipate your
selves by organizing force to meet
force and you shall be free. Use a
knife"
| Three years later tnfs terrible wo-
IAN and Malatesta instigated the
| ,easantry of nor, hern Italy and Spain
o commit crimes as protest against
he bread famine. Malatesta was ar
'ea,ed by the Italian government, but
no. before liots had occurred at An
iona and in so other Italian towns.
fhe ringleaders Were sent to prison
and mild form of inquisition exact
| ed confessions.
After the bread riots La Bella Ter
asa went to Chicago, enlisting vio-
Kent men to avenge the women and
children who had been shot in
Italy.
While visiting the centers of the in.
iiEidualistic anarchists, La Bella
Teresa made capital out of the IA
nous American wheat corner which
was engineered by young Letter,
Lord Cruzons brother-in-law.
After the visit to America and the
murder of King Humbert, which fol-
lowed. Teresa stayed some time in
London. Her last public appearance
| - wv iASSiOlsOAo uotCo CuACC luOAluS
ago, when she visited foreign club
in Soho. one of the lowest of immoral
dens. The place is watched by the
English police, and foreign agents
frequent it to keep their governments
acquainted with the doings of Ger.
tain desperaiOes. 1t Is the rendze.
vous of many dangerous characters,
who have been, expelled from their
own country for political offenses.
1t was to this house La Bella Ter.
esa went on the eve of her recent
departure to America, and gave an
! address to the members of the
brotherhood. In the course of her
speech she said:
: "Nihilists. Fenians, anarchists or
whatever you call yourselves. your
object is the same. You can only
evoke the terrorism of assassination
by striking at the lives of rulers and
Observation-Disclosures king. emperor
czar or republican presiden.. You d
not want the slow evolution of gov
eminent to unwind: it is too long and