Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
THE BsBEE DAILY REVIEW BsBEE ARIZONA MORNING. JUNE leo

 brother. Prince Gastano. born in 1905. Only one of the family is married. Prince Ella having welded an Aus trian Archduchess in 1903, and now has three children. The patriarch of this remarkable family is only 5s years old
 The biggest claim for debt ever made Is that which is to be brought against the British government by the Marquis Vineenza Peruzzi. who claims the staggering amount of s250,000,000 due to him e5 the representative of the Peruzzi family. Italian financiers of the Middle Ages.
 The Marquis is going to London 10 be married to an English girl. Miss Betty Cox. and at the same time to make researches to sGbstantiate his gigantic claim. The total has been reached by accommodating interest on $l2, ,000 900 for 5c9 years.
 In the fourteenth century the Pe- ruzzis were the Rothschilds of Europe. and financed kings and princes for their wars. The English kings. Ed ward l., H., and HI, borrowed largely from their bank to provide for their constant wars with France and Scot land In 1889 the financial condition of England was so bad that Edward III. issued a royal proclamation sus- pending the repayment of all state loans This ruined the Peruzzi bank, the head of the firm dying in London hroken-hearted after an intellectual attempt to secure a settlement.
 Since then the Perruzzi family have at intervals reminded the British gov ernment of this ancient debt, and this circumstance, the present claimant believes, may interfere with his claim being disallowed under the Statute of Limitations. He himself has written to King Edward VII. on the subject.
 GENEVA. June S.--A woman pris- uner. Marie Gentil, has been daringly rescued from Thonon Jail by her lover. who first escaped with a fellow prisoner from the mems section of the jail
 The lover, Poretti, aud his con- panion named Spaggiara had crept up the chimney from their cell. after filing the iron bars that protected 1t.
  via the main flue.
 Here they found some rope. and might easily have climbed the walls and gained their liberty at once, but Poretti was anxious to set free his sweetheart in the adjoining building. Accordingly they climbed the chim- hey again, and crept over the roof to the women's prison
 They managed to get to Marie Gen. til's cell without being seen by the warders, and she was liberated. All three then took to the woods. where they successfully eluded the posse of waTders sent after them
 ST. PETERSBURG, J55iTis S.-Ter- rorism is still threatening the Czar and his Government, but it has re- moved it's headquarters to Finland. There, where the conspirators are safer from police interference than in Russia, the manufacture of bombs, and the instruction of young revolu- ticnists in their making and use, are carried on extensively.
 A bomb factory and seminary of this kind, just across the Finnish frontier was raided by the police, who only arrested twelve out of the thirty terrorists working there. They had been warned of the police descent, and had cleared away their arms, ex- Dlosives and documents before the blow fell, the twelve stragglers being caught.
 At this factory the manufacture of bombs went on day and night, and d regular guard was posted around the house to give warning of police at tack. The impunity with which the terTorlsts plots eau be matched in Fin land is giving the Russian govern ment great anxiety It is known that the bombs being made in Finland were intended for the execution of the great plot against the Imperial regime.