Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04
Women Glory in Murder for freedoms Sake
Pcoas Take Pencious Active Part Russas Multudmous
Movements and After Making Mess Cory Work
They're Sorry, Because They Failed Not at Being Caught.

her residence IN Warsaw. where the
governor general lives. She and her
younger brother who obeyed her in
structions, and played only a minor
part in the plot, took a flat in Natoni-
inska street. next door to the house
occupied by the German vice consul.
Won Langc, q young man who had
arrived recently in Russia and there
fore knew little about the inhabitants.
Won Lange WAS walking down the
street one morning, when a man dress
cd in the uniform Of an artillery Of
ficer stopped him. hit him twice in the
face and ran off.
TRICK STARTS WORKING.
Won Lange at once telegraphed an
indignant account Of the insult he
had received at the hands of Rus
sian officer to his embassy mt st. Pet
ersburg. The governor general did all
he could to trace the .nsulter, but fail
ed As matter of fact 1t was no
other than the brother of Wanda.
dressed up az an officer i'm an old
uniform bought from a Hebrew deal
or In secondhand clothes.
But the trick had the desired ef-
feet for the governor general had IN
structions from ST. Petersburg TO call
on the German vice consul and apol-
ogize for q Russian officers miscon-
duct This, of course. was just what
Wanda wanted to bring the governor
general into the street In which she
lived. For three days she and her
brother kept watch on the balcony
awaiting the arrival of their proposed
victim. who always drives about with
ar escort Of Cossacks.
VICTIM-To-BE APPEARS.
At last the quiet street rosounded
with the clatter of horses hoofs. The
governor general was coming to call
on Won Langc. Wanda's fair head
she wore golden wig appeared IN
her balcony. The great man drove
up to the vice consul's door, and,
afraid to stay I'm the street, entered
the house. while his adjutant went
UPSTAIRS to see If the vice consul VAS
NJ home. As 1t happened, Won Lange
was out. so the governor general re
entered his carriage and the whole
az rtege started for the palace I WAS
! then that Wanda threw the bombs she
| had prepared from her balcony, ana
| the result was another demonstration
| OF The limitations of the feminine plot
| ter
HAD WoMAN'S AIM.
Not one Of the three bombs she
| threw reached It's mark. The hral
| one, aimed at the carriage horses felI
In front OF their feet, failed 10 burst
| and only made the frightened beas''
| tou. The second, aimed at tho gov
ornor himself. fell in front of the ear
riage. The third. which might haV'
| hit it's mark, was brushed OF by lh'
| hand Of a valiant Cossack, who while'
quietly for II, and when Il was nbou
to fall into thu carriage struck II VIII
his open hand. He lost all his ny
| gers, but the bomb fell INTO the nllu
die of the street, and the goVernn
tAn Needless IL
gay. the noise made was terTnc am
! The DoliCe I'm attendance ON the cnrtegt
losing their heads completely rushe'
after the carriage instead of reinalhuli
behind 10 And the ploiters' althous
they knew whence the bombs had Dee
thrown.
LEFT PASSPORT BEHIND.
I'm a minute tho street was empty
Wanda and her brother rushed out
hatless. and running 10 the nearest cat
got into H. screaming Wildly, GO ol
quickly, Quickly by the time IN
police had searched the Natolinsk
street the girl WAS at the other END q
the town, Had II not been for sma
piece of carelessness she never Woul
nave been traced She left her pass
port behind In the rom wnsre IN
balcony was II was false passpor
made out in an English name; but al
ter whole IT months search the Rus
sian police traced her and II 10 era
COW ana satisfied themselves that
had been used by her
WILLING TO SUFFER
By that time she mad left Russip
When arrested in Austria she SAID sl
was sorry her fright had led her {
seek safety IN flight. and regretted thf