The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-09-12
IS FOUND
Worldwide Search Locates
Woman in New York.
Car Of Russla's Agents Locate wife
Of officer In His Own imperial Cav.
alry-she Wanted TO BE an
Actress.

New York-Princess Olga Colt.
Eine. wife OF Prince Andre Golitzine,
An officer OF the czars own imperial
cavalry, who has been missing for
three months. was found In New York
by the Russian secret service IN
worldwide search. The princess has
gone home. She had while here.
been in the care of Pierre dc Routsky,
acting Russian consul general.
The princess, who is practically pen
ailess, having pawned her jewels In a
mad flight to various cities OF the
east, was located In the Holland apart,
ments, 66 West Forty.slxth street.
Born princess OF the house OF
Tcherkasskia, family reputed to be
as old as the Romanoff dynasty, and
married at sixteen into the house of
iolitzine, the vivacious Olga left the
pomp and ceremony Of the Russian
court for career on the stage in
New York city. She wanted to be
an actress, but in the last month
der dreams have been shattered Aft
pr flight across Europe, which
proved the platitude that fact is al
ways robbing fiction. she must, as she
confessed, return across the Atlantic
at the urgent demand Of the Russian
government.
Reports that the companion of the |
princess on her hurried flight from |
Russia was a well-to-do American led !
IN haF oh Ia
passed much time with her on ship I
board and at the New Willard hotel |
during her stay in Washington, whith-
er she first journeyed after landing.
Il was said. The noblewoman insisted.
however, that her only companion had
been an English woman, who had as
sisted her in leaving her native land
after being told of the princess de-
sire for freedom and a career on the
stage in America.
Continental society, already aston
ished by her appearance early last
winter on the stage Of the Imperial
theater. in st. Petersburg, was shock
I'd when 1t was learned that she had
The czar, angry because
Of her theatrical debut, had ostra-
cized her from court, but when she
that mysterious system
which covers Europe like a net, the
Russian secret service, was set at {
work.
For weeks the efforts of the secret
police were of no avail. Prince An I
Ire, who she says stormed so vio- I
emily when she appeared on the S
tage that ho forced a separation,
vas heartbroken, she asserted Final
y, a few weeks ago, the cars agents
discovered that she had been at the /
Jew Willard hotel in Washington. S
after a call from an attache of the a
russian embassy there she fed to q
lew York, and stopped for several a
ays at the Knickerbocker hotel. t
gain she was discovered, she said, b
nd took an apartment at the West h
orty-sixth street address. But her +
light availed her nothing, and, practi- o
ally without funds. she agreed to t
o home. S
Acting Russian Consul de Routsky
lys that the father Of the princess
as an officer in the Imperial guards
nd one of the proudest and Oldest L
.milies in Russia The Golitzine
mily is one of the most prominent
Russia and best known in Europe,
, said.
The 1912 edition of the Almanac Of o,
:. Petersburg shows Prince Andre n,
0litztne to be the fifth son
Prince Alexandra Borissovitch r
equarry to the court OF the /
ar, curateur of Moscow and marshal /
the governor Of Vladimir. Prince /
ldre was born in October, 1889 Prin- l.
SIS Olga Alexandrovna is the daugh- II
r Of Prince Dimitri Tcherkassky, |.
lrshal in the Odessa district of Rus /