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4 ton room talking to his visitors. In his
!. Z. },f nicn WAS stIll further to the left,
were three or his secretaries and a foot
man. The violence of the sexpl 10 SO was
such that 4 1t tore out the wal u betWCens
tho reception room and the prem ler,s K f-
Ace, IN addition to doing the % thor DAMS
age mentioned. killing one sof 4 ne. ael1 e-
taries and the footnan, " and Wop,. ding
ano Their cretary.3s It was from the NJ
ter thatFthe correspondent Of a the so-s
$ciated Press obtained these 1era' u. IVA hD5
fourth man, who was In AZ he Office, A es az:
capped uninjured, s s3 81 5sS
s33 Every one who wa \ in the villa md
Its vicinity was thrown to u the ground
blythe shock. "a NJ
85 After the explosion Of the$ponb o few
moments OF stupefaction followed among
the unlnjured survivors and persons In
4 the neigh borhood, and q snnt1lb er5 Of ok
diers from u grenade Ter reglinent rushed
to the spot and CO commence III to 4 ca Try
away lie dead and wounded from the
villa, which had caught Ire "a 81 a,$-esults
Of the explosion OF the bomb. 5s: 3
RI For over an hour fters the explosion
there was a scene OF graatest8 confusion
at the villa. "A grea coz colir SO cf pee
8tatorss gathered there, handling hoiIibin}
remnants Of the trag edy, Il AMI scarr%ir Isl
some OF them away as souYnnis, -
# The police apparently had lost their
presence OF mind II for hey did 4 lit lef or
nothing until II he rival Of 3 NJ. NJ aka-
rofr. the ssistant Minister OF the Int
Srior, under whose 81 orders q tho ~ illa,s
grounds We're cleared and an lnvestigat ton
/ OF the ira gedy begu 3.
3 According to statements Of y the sur
3yivors, none Of tho overpowering fumes
accompanying the explosion OF melinte,
slyddltc or pyroxollne was noticed after
the explosion. and 1t Is thought tho bomb
was charged . with camphor dynamite
which Is extensively used lin loading the
2rcYoutionists' bombs, and (which exrlo-i
sive was employee in the ssass Ina ton! Of
Alexander II. Among its advantages IS
tine fact that IL is safers54to handle than
ordinary dynamite, and It ls more pow
kerfll.fS S43 81 81. s5
Sentence of Death.
"A While tho correspondent OF the Asso-
sciated Press was at the Stolypin villa a
piece or torn bloody paper was taken
from the fragments OF flesh representing
the dead revolutionists.t3T This was the
{prcmicrs sentence OF death, passed on
him by the fighting gorga niIatlon Of the
social revolutionist s,a and which,. con-;
trary to the usual custom. was not sent
to the premier In nd van O.. + Sl
With what was left Of the revolutions
lists three rcVolVers,3 Two Z Oh them &au To-
matte, were found. ID III
When NJ. stolypin3 accepted the premier
ship he was perfectly conscious OF his
personal danger. One Of his remarks a t
n{$rccent Interview was :s n L.
t.'I have no doubt that attcmpts will
bc; rnadeun my ife.Ebut''I hope that order
Will be restored and stability established
In Russia before they are succ essful, 4 Is
Burned to Death. 4
liz TELLS, Aug. 25 The country mansion
Of Prince Palnvnndoff, at OkoRi. was set
fon IRE by peasants last might The prin-
cess was unable to escape and was burn
ed to death. 81 Il 34E 81 Il .hsas KS w 8 ts 4
Hailed From M oscoW. 4.
AS "a result Of inquiry, u was learned
saw. They took lodgings in AIorskul;,