Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04


police then and there. She declares
that If the revolutionary cause is to
prosper IL must not be robbed OF its
martyrs. She is quite willing to make
one of them and endure the horrors OF
q lifelong Siberian exile. That is an
other Illustration Of the difference be-
tween the men and women who go in
for bomb throwing and the rest OF the
revolutionary program. a man will
risk exile to Siberia, but he Will try
his hardest to escape ii. He never
yearns after martyrdom in the cause
OF revolution. Luckily for Wanda, she
has a husband-she married him after
her failure to blow UP the governor
general. He does not relish the idea
OF his wife going to Siberia. and IT is
he who has fought the extradition pro-
cecdings.
BOTH SEXES NEEDED.
Wanda's brother, who also has been
traced and arrested, takes the blame
of the failure of the attempt upon him
self saying that his nervousness re-
acted upon his sister, who would have
been quite cool otherwise. Except for
the actual bomb throwing, this plot
ranks among the cleverest that has
been perpetrated in Russia for long
time. Tho idea OF dressing up MS nm
officer and insulting the German vice
consul In order TO entiCe n high official
into secluded street Is distinctly orig
inal. The Revolutionarles affirm that
the womens plots are always the best
concocted--where the weaker "colleag-
ues" fail is in their execution. This
is why many committees favor the
method OF getting the women to plan
the attempt and the men TO carry them
out
MILLINERY STORE ARSENAL.
The recent unsuccessful plot against
the car which, thanks to CossaCk
at the peterhof Palace, who betrayed
the revolutionaries, was discovered
lust before IL was ripe, resulted In the
trial OF a large number of revolution
aries 90 per cent of whom were women
and young girls The head of this
large and powerful group was also u
girl. Nina Zalinjanu, known In her
party as "ComIado Nina She planned
me death of PaWlow, the martial pro-
curator and OF Won Lanuio, mead OF
| the town OF Petersburg. II Was WIN
her bombs that both these men we're
| killed. She lived as fashionable
! milliner IN Petersburg, but behlnd
! her showrooms was a large laboratory.
fitted up with materials used In bomb
making aud containing large stores
]
may be charged the attempt to blow
[ M the train In which Stolypin and the
| Grand Duke Nicholas NiCholaNitch
we're travelling 10 Peterhof I'm the
spring of 1897 and the subsequent plot
to KIN the cgar and his family,
Ii was after the failure To blow up
the train that the police fell upon
races that led To the discovery Of
Nina's laboratory But IT took some
months tn arrest her, as she was uav-
cling continually under false names he
tween MOSCOW and Peterhof Finally
Nina was condemned "a death, but her
seutenct has been cOmmuted 10 HE
long exile in Siberia
NINA's DEMONSTRATIONS
The women who helped her In the
Mot against the cgar, ana who made
friends with the COssaoks Who keep
uuard az the palace are; HuboWu
Mary prokoheWa, olga Emme, Anna
Piglt. Tmasowa FoodosieWa and Ped
h0wowa. The life history OF each OF
these women would provide material
fol. "A sensational novel hut space loI
bids more than mere sketch OF each
POSED AS HOLY SISTER.
If was through ZuboWa the plot
against the cgar wac discovered, Sh'
usea to he a nurse ian the Botkln bar
raoLy near Peterhof ANA for lone
lime the authorities did not suspec
rhat she was anything more than an
ordinarv sister OF mercy. one eNenlhl
the renort of firearms was heard in he
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