MISSING PRINCESS.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXVIII, Issue 5245, 11 April 1908, Page 6 (Supplement)

MISSING PRINCESS.

BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN HANGED. From SI. Petersburg cm 2(11 h Decent her, Ihe corrcspondcnl of Ihe “ Daily Mall" wrote: The HI. Pelersbiirg newspapers print h!range rumors, telephoned here from Moscow, concerning Ihe Ideality of the women who was hanged a few days ago for throwing a bomb which exploded helicalh Ihe carriage of Ihe Governor of Moscow, General llerschclmun, without Injuring him. She herself, however,was severely wounded. Short ly before Hie llh December, I lie dale of Hie allempled assassination, the Princess Mcsldshirskl.wifc of ti scion of an ancient, and noble house, now a poor Hltidciil id Illgii, whom she had lell lo Nellie al Si. Pelersbiirg, suddenly disap peared from her home. All tin* invesli gal ions by her friends and by I be police proved frtillless. II was known Unit her marriage was tin unhappy one. Ihe princess having declared Ilia! the prince was an impossible husband, and some believed that t-dtc had committed suicide or eloped, while others adopted I lie (-out man supikosllioii lliat sin* had sought re> luge in a monastery. The Moscow reports now give a mini her of fuels which establish a strong reason to believe Hud Ihe hanged bomb 11,rower and (In- princess were ideal i