La Junta tribune., 1912-08-10

10 o'clock that ni@tt. aud members o,
the C.rc.e wourd en4er nS s.is passed
ogt. bury the budy AKA remove al! evl.
deure OF The hon~. having been used
TOT revolutionary PURPOSES
Auna was also furnished with a pass
port forged. and with thi. sh.. ep
tered train leaving 81. Petersburg
early the next Mor1lnA and IN due timc
reached Berlin. From there she went
10 Genoa and took steamer ior BON
bay There were several natives Of
India on board. and one evening after
the ship hrd passed out of the gulf Of
Aden into the Arabian -ea one Of
these. partly dressed in the costume
" bis country. was lcauing over the
taaraii. quit. alone. when he was join
81 by Anna .Arksdyy!tch
DO you think II safe FOR us 10 travel
t0.rihers' asked the Indian. who was
nOue other than Peter. alive and well
No. We must bury ogrseiy.. in q
country where you will not BE- known
You must retain your dusky color.
There l. no reason why we may not
I've together a> man and wife. for such
connections nre common In India but
until ~ are In Bombay we must not
be seen together. ior't think We
src or will t- watched. for Ksr,io!Y
VAS convinced that the body shown
him wa. yours. our danger viii b..
meeting those who have known YOU.
once ia the interior ~ India ] think
there will b. little danger Of even
this"
The ruse that had been prac'iced WAS
a very simple On. and easily carried
out ANN had n bro,hrr who was a
medlcni student. From the disss-'tinx
room Of the medical college b. attend.
81 he stole a corpse abon, the size and
With the same colorcd hair ~ Peter and
conveyed II under cover Of the night
10 the Arkadyvifch house. There II
was dressed In = suit belonging to Pc
i-r and proppFi over n bomb which
Wa. exploded In Its fnce Peter. dis
explosion took pia-. and. having been
provided with passport To he used
In cas-. of flight after ASA ssinn ting the
minister snd whrt means he would
n.ed. had M difiicnlfy In reaching Gen.
at. where II had bc-n planned that he
should meet his wife lie procured
on tn. way n stain for his complexion
and when 10. entered Genoa put his
name on IN" register ~ the hotel where
he sropp.-i - citizen Of Bombay
Peter aud Anna livssi together foui
years In small town In India and
might have lived there Till they died
had Peter not got restless and desired
10 So. something Of lie. 50. contrary
10 Anna's wishes. the two went TO Cal
cu',a for n visit with the intention Of
remaining indefinitely II the danger OF
t-In1 recognized seemed slight
by .trsnr. fatality Ivan Nasaiief.
ihs man who had .ursn chosen to take
t'slse's place IN tlse matter of the ~
sasAn1fion. hnd ircn nrr~aed With
do-umentS on him TO incrimiosfe him
aud ls-en sent to siberia. He had e.
capped from Ksrs. r.arLesi i-spisnd by
sea and thence down through sweden
to the Mediterranean From there he
hnd ssil.-i to lndis, one day he met
Anna aud her Indian husband In tn.
principal s'r.-.i 81 cnlcuttr. In IN"
man Vssrii~f at once recognized Peter.
whom b. SUPPOSED ~ss dead u" pass
ri the coupl. without speaking to
them. but Anna recognized him and
Saw him iook In a>tonishn.nt on her
husband She did not apI~nr Ia motto.
him. passing him with assumed indif
ference
Th. couple made up their minds To
l-av. Calcutta ut once. and. after some
thought Anna. who for->sw that 81.
must invent n new scheme for her hus
bands second demise. decided thai
there might l- som. advantage In go
lug Ia the place where they had been
living They managed io get away Sc
rrcily. hut Anna. believing that Ivan
Na-ali.f would l-av. no stone unturnsd
to ind them. ~ soon n she arrived AZ
h-r former hom. gave out that Peter
had caught q plague which shows Itself
attacked. aud Peter MAS ~c~fA spots
aud all tAnna had painted them, by
several persons. Anna ~as ds~.ried 10
b~r trouble for no one would nsk
catching the dreaded disease by help
Ing hsr. and poor Peter. who had onc~
b~-n blown NJ by = bomb. now died Of
the plague
Anna concluded 90 make Q funeral
pyv~ u the house she iived In and sue
ce~sied by large payments Of nsoosy
Ia getting two ~ thr~e t'er~ons to hssp
her pile the furniture around the bsl
ou which the covI'se lay. Fortunately
for hsr. th~ Indian custom of the
burning Of n widow With . hustand's
bs'dy had by this time b~en supirssssd
~ The British government. 10 Peer
wss burusd alone .ne . aGurs reoeo-
seniing him-and AMER sli was over
The widow rrsurned 10 Calcutta.