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

make a list Of the wounded woman's
effects, while she was sent into the
hospital. When overhauling her things
they opened two large wicker baskets
of the pattern used by Russian women
for their body linen
QUEER THINGS FOR SISTER"
no their Management they discovered
that one contained bombs, explosives
firearms, Illegal literature and cyliu-
ders for making the newest and most
dangerous kinds Of bombs; the second
plans of the royal palaces OF Peterhof,
Carskoje Stole and Gatchin, In which
the paths and roads used by the i'm
perial family We're marked with red
Ink and notes made of the villas in
habited by palace dignitaries. Papers
found contained the details of plot
10 murder the whole of the imperial
family and the chief courtiers.
Tubowa was Immediately placed un-
der arrest. Of course. and confessed
that the thought of all the lives she
was about 70 imperil made her at
from her self-inhlcted wound. however.
and her examination led to the arrest
Of the other women and several men.
The men We're all hanged and the wo-
men sentenced 20 hard labor In ST.
IBERIA.
BREEDERS OF MUTINY.
Tarasowa besides being implicated
in the palace Plot as II IN called.
formed an organization whose chief
object is to make soldiers and sailors
mutiny. This Organization is very
strong in Niborg and Cronstadt, and
though II women have been arrested
in connection with IT, there Is little
prospect OF its being stamped out. It's
1,
soldiers and sailors to the revolution
airy cause al all costs, go into the low
est resorts which they frequent and
do not hesitate 10 sacrifice everything
that women hold most sacred In order
to win them over. II is another case
of the end justifying the means. It
is said that all the mutinits which
have broken out In Russia during the
last four years have been hatched In
these dens by women of the so-called
Intelligent classes"
RUNS IN FAMILY.
Mary Prokofiewa. who, lived with ore
OF the male consplrators I'm the char
aCter of a maidseryant and used TO
let in all the accomplices when meet
Tugs were held in Peterhof. Is n sister
OF the man who blew up the Grand
Hotel" in Petersburg while making
bombs in 1906 She was the fiancee
Of Sazouow, who killed Minister Plehye
some years ago. Tarasowa and Eco
dosiewa are both married women
their husbands were lawyers and have
been hanged.
NINA WAS BETRAYED.
IT was Nina" who used to receive
the Cossack Kula ana tried TO persuade
him TO help murder the ear, proms-
ing an exalted place IN the party" II
he would do 20. Iia visited her several
times and pretended to enter into her
plans. But after each meeting with
her he went to the police at Poterhof
and gave detailed account OF the in
tcrvieW Ninas great confederate was
telegraph clerk named Naunmon, who
had been sent to siberia some years
ago and escaped thence 10 Petersburg.
MAJORITY REACH SIBERIA,
II would be an endless task to enum-
crate an the women who have been
and are stlll implicated In the Russian
revolutionary movement. They near
! IN an end their careers In siberia,
/ where they go TO the settlements set
apart for political offenders. some
! even work In the imperial family's cop
nor and salt mines ia the Ural noun
! tams. This fate has been reserved
| for those who belonged To 'ComIaur
| Ninas' organization, A new lrlal OF
/ 20 women is about 10 take place In
/ Petersburg and there Is little doubt
/ that they have had some connection
/ With Nina as their names appeared
.n iists found I'm her lodging They
are charged with melting soldiers 10
revolt. Their activity among soldiers
and sailors is due to the new programs
| OF the reYOlutlOnlsts, VINO, reall1lnb
tbat they can do nothing so long 49, the
army and navy remain faithful "a. the
czar, have decided TO convert these
forces to rank revolutions The recent
"mishap" to the cars yacht when IN
Flnnlsh waters Is part OF their work
m The revolutionary movement were
I'm tho hands of men alone II Is posi-
ble that II might be stamped out But
sniistiug a. Il does a legion of women
Who sion nt no sacrifice hesitate az no
crime 10 further the cause a II doubt
mi m Il ever can be suppressed.
FRANCIS N, POWELL