The farmer and mechanic., 1906-08-28
Russian Premier S Daugh-
ter Fatally Wounded.
INJURED ARE MANY

" ere Di~gtIi>r d.
CRy the Associated Press ,

st Petersburg. Aug --.l ""@fA
eiqh: persons II, dead and twenty
four wounded as the resuH uf aas-
,ardly attempt this afternoon "a as
sasslnate Premier StoIypin wlsh -
eomb while ne was holding a puo..-
reception at hi country house on
Aptekarsk Islana The Premist
was slightly wounded on The face ana
neck by hying srlinters.
Among the dead are the Premier s
l5-year-old daughter. who had both
legs broken by the explosion and sub
sequenty SucCumbed 10 her injuries.
General Zaneatin. the Fremier's pee
Sonal secretary NJ khavoston form
er governor of the province OF PENN. i.
Col tederof chief or the Premier =
personal guard count Chamberlain
Nayidoff. Court Chamberlain Noron'n
ana Aide DoubaSeoh and four women
and two children.
The wounded include a NJ StolSplu $
three-year- r-old son. who Is seriously
though not fatally injured and a num-
ber OF persons prominent IA the social
ana official world. The man who
threw the bomb was among the BILLED.
According To the nfticia. account o.
he attempt on n. StolNpiu' s life. ii
appears that Ut four o't.DCll this after
IoOn a carriage containing -four per
cons two dressed in civilian clothes
and two in foreign military uniforms.
drew up al his villa. rhe men en-
tered the ante cham Der. one of them
holding his hemlet In his haud. .S
though concealins Il bomb, which aC-
'identallY fell in the ante chamh"r.
With the terrible results already de
ailed. General Iameatm and NJ.
Dayidon, court chamberlain. were
instantly killed and NJ Nogonin. u
l,sl II la.
he Premier's official reception was
lecapitated while all the other pcf-
sons in the ante-chau ber. including"
the three men accompanying the in
1ividual who carried the bomb We're
killed.
The legs Of NJ Stolypin's daughter
the official account adds. We're SO Sc
verelN injured that they had To be am
putated. and death ensued. His son
had leg broken Prince ShackoW-
sko, who WAS in an apartment ad-
ioinino the ante chamber was injured.
The cOachman of the carriage which
brought the tefrOriStS to the villa.
VAS Killed and the vehicle WAS de-
,troyed, but the horses were not much
Injured.
NJ. Khovoston. former governor of
the province of PenZa, was among
hose killed.
The fact that two of the assassins
Tere disguised as genarmeS doubtless
was due 10 an effort on their part to
make 1t appear that they were es-
orting 4 political prisoner, the third
man Of the group being attircd in the
'lOtheS of q civilian
The police authorities this evening
declared that the assassins carried
portfolios which it is believed con
tained bombs.
The whole of the centre of the house
COS blown out. Twenty persons We're
killed
The correspondent Of the Associated
Press later visited the scene OF the
explosion and obtained from one Of
the Premiers secretaries, from a ser
Seant of police and from some Of the
survivors the following account Of the
event
The police sergeant who was stand
ing at a corner of the house about
twenty yards from the entrance no
1ced landau, drawn by a good pair
IF horses, roll UP the carriageway and
stop IN front of the door. The three
occupants Of the carriage one Of whom
Aore the uniform of an officer of gen
larmes and the other being in livery
u functionaries from the minister Of
the interior. and who were ostenta-
lously laughing and chatting as they
approached the house. descended from
the carriage, one of them carrying an
lrtlcle about q foot hign resembling
glided vase. They asccnded the
fepS passing directly in front of the
pollcemen at the door and had scarce
y disappeared inside the house when
: lnuilderous explosion was heard
me explosion which was louder
than the report of a cannon tore our
large section Of the front wall Of tie
Yllia, demolishing the partition walls
inside and brought the upper story
10Y" IN clouds Of mortar and Splin-
cred wood. When the dust had clear
81 away slightly the sergeant saw tbe
nahgled bodies of the porter a uo-
icehldn ana three reyolutionists on the
ground in front of the door. The Ian
udu "hlcn had been stopped directly
II lTOnt OF the entrance was living on
- uliN way. mass Of twisted and
'ildllered wood and iron About fan
SardS from the door was the driver
no II IS thought was also a revo1,.
lohlst and who had been killed on tho
spot. oli the
After the explosion of tho ho,
lew moments Of stupefaction foJIou,,
aihoiig the uninjured survivors a.d
Soii5 IN the nelghborhood incIudir.,
hunbef Of soldiers from q grenade,
regiment, rushed to the spot ana COR.
.iieiiceu 70 carry away the dead ana
a,'la from the villa, which had
edushl fre as a result of the evnIocio,a
Of the bomb >pioaloh
or over an hour after the eyplosio,,
~ ~siiere was scene of greatest CON
usloh at the villa. A great conconrsa
- spectators gathered there. haDdljr.s
.lor - rI.I. .iDIe remnants Of the tragedy AMI
ing some Of them away as SOU
Vrhlrs. The police aparentIv had 1os,
,leir rpesence Of mind. for they a.
,it'ie or nothing until the arriva, 80
u u. Makaron. the assistant minister ~
ne interior. under whose oraare -
@ ma ana grounds We're cleared and ~
''isatioh of the tragedy begun.
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