The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-17
cas Olga Puts It. She WIN
Return 70 prison Of Stan-
fas lied AinbiHonar
MILL. SAIL THURSDAY.
|oyal Charge Consents to Plan
After Talk With Friend
From Washington.

I'm going back 10 my prison q
fansied ambitions. Probably TN sail
thursday or Saturday for London. Its
\ my wish. but Tn going"
Princess Olga 0olitsine. who came to
merioa to be an actress but was In
he'd to 90 homo by the Car. flashed
As brief interview TO an Evening World
porter at the Holland. No. es West
brty-sixth street. She was going to
" more but q meddling phone operator
hsged the limo out.
When the runaway Princess reached
y Holland at 10 O'Clock Monday nisht
(om whence no one acquainted with her
bin venture to say. two men. prssum-
biy detectives. were dogging her steps.
ne young woman left taxicab which
rev up In front Of the apartment houss
hnd walked In. She carried her grips
1de. darted into the elevator and was
IN upstairs to, the third floor, whore
has room in the rear OF the house.
/ q detectives walked into the house q
Vnfauts after she had assembled the ele-
Tvator. One took . seat In the lobby and
ne other went out and eamped on
doorstep across the street. When morn
1)ng came he was still there. with his
yves fastened on the Holland entrance.
.The other man had left.
Manager Baxter Of the Holland Apart
snents admitted that the two men were
Idetectivea He added that when he
Found one seated in the lobby last night
- ordered him out. and the sleuth Of
|srsd 10 exhibit a badge. which Baxter
I'd not wish to see.
According to n guest In the house
[Who became acquainted with tho row.
ing princess, she eluded her guardians
|oarly Monday morning and went out
Dssking an old acquaintance. who had
|crossed the Atlantic with Princess Olga.
FRIEND ARRivEe AND RECON-
ciLiATloN FoLLoWs.
From the story told by this newly
a3ormed acquaintance the Princess heard
Nat her old friend had come to New
Fork from Washington on Sunday Fight.
PAavin9 learned through the Russian
EBmbassy that the royal wanderers
!a1tntity and hiding place In this city
had been discovered.
The friend stayed at the Astor Hotel
Monday afternoon and night, and II
was there that the Princess went in
AE taxicab., A reconciliation. II 10
bald, was effected between the two.
both had quarreled when the princess
WAS forced to leave Washington and
eome to New York in search Of en-
RDloyment on the stage.
This morning about 10 o'clock the Old
Friend. . middle-aged woman. whose
name could not be learned. called up
the princess from the Astor Hotel and
said goodby to her.
The chancery Of the Russian Consulate,
I t No. = Washington Square North. was
>plossd to-day. 1t was stated by attaches
they were leaving the offices that the
tcting Consul had been called out to at.
ond q reception In his official capacity
hA would not return for the day. 1t was
Aloo stated that the Russian Govern
nsnt usually return Its destitute subjects
b Russia from the United States over
he North German-Lloyd or Hamburg
american lines. There In q sailing on
thursday and one on Saturday.
DR.. George A. Campbell. examiner for
- state Medical Board. which deports
II insane and INDECENT aliens. said to-
" that there was no question but that
princess was real princess. a. the
1pg Consul had called him up In her
alf last week. explaining that she
. royal charge.