The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-27

later Reinboth was duly convicted and
sentenced 10 a year III Jail. But he was
Immediately pardoued by Nicholas H..
SO Olga was doubly right.
Olga Gets Uppish.
The patronage of Diunkowski, Rem
both aud other high officials and Grim.
insls made Olga uppish. She resolved
TO fly for more exalted game one
made what Russian newspapers call a
scented to Grand Duchess Elizabeth,
widow of the murdered Serge. Grand
Duchess Elizabeth Is pious, but having
been brought up on German metaphys-
les and English lawn tennis. she has a
cool head She offered Olga five rou-
blcs and gave her no more encourage
ment. Baffled but undaunted, Olga de-
termined to try for Nicholas III. HIM
self. The imperial patron Of cure,
priests, fanatics, mediums and mad
monks would give her, she reasoned, a
hca ring,
Olga is n clever woman. Dressed in
picturesque gypsy rags with her nat
urally sensual grin subdued into look
Of early Christian humility. she made
for Peterhof bv the Baltic route. There
she made the acquaintance of the
cars friend, Prince Dmitri Orloft ,
and of other court officers, some OF
whom had courted Olga III her lively
Moscow days and regarded her reform
as on a level with the resurrection
of Tolstoy's s hatiusba.
Tries to See the Gear.
One of them brought her 10 the man
who has the most evil influence at
Russia 3 court. This Is the cookbook
ing, stupid guardsman Putiatiu, secre-
tary, factotum and upsetter Of minis
ters. Putiatin won his influence with
Nicholas by discovering the French
medium. Philippe: and he has since
been always on the lookout for some
new prodigy in the spiritual world.
Olga pleased him and he decided that
if she were only washed for fortnight
she would make a very preseutable ac.
umaintance for pInInp Nicholas. But
having once been let down by plan.
chette writer who turned out to be a
socJal-revolutioDarv he wisely decided
TO plakc tests. Olga bore them we'll
and especially, gratlfied Putiatig by
| and the restoration Of the autocracy,
Olga also showed miraculous skill in
| finding hidden things. She rose rapidly
| in Putiatin s favor and her exalted
destiny seemed at last on the point OF
! fulfillment,
Steals Watch.
Unfortunately, as the FtbnoIogist
| Michpiloff SAYS, 'tbe Russian Tartar
| will never resist the temptation of a
| slight immediate profit in order to gain
a great future benefit Olga could
not resist the temptation of Putiatiu s
| diamoud-studded watch. During eiab-
crate ''testsn which lasted throughout
the night, the unwiSe courier stopped
| his watch and hid it in bookcase
Olga sought long. failed to find it. and,
saving that her reputation for find
ing things vas gone, went home IN
Pntiatin vert 10 the bookcase and
| discovered to his surprise that Olga S
reputation for finding things was great.
or than ever-it was the watch which
WAS zone. That same morning Olga
nIso not a move on. A Jealous police
man arrested her at Moscow on the wav
hnck to her "cell.' - and everyone heard
The tale and laughed, Then frantic or
dors came from Peterhof to let her go.
and Olga. still in possession Of the
watch. got home to ZyaDigorod, There
sbo is today receiving wealthy Moscow
residents whose faith in her prophecies
remains undimmcd. Her fees it is said
have increased. and she is still busy
niIing up treasure TO build church 50
oreat that seven and seventy men VIII
never see il Nobody Will ever soc it
saw men with little faith.
l. IIcayv. Inpura blood makes a muddy