Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-27

returning. saying there may be wounded
persons In there. The premiers face was
bespattersd with ink. thrown there by the
force Of the explosion"
NJ. stolypin is greatly grieved at the death
Of the old hall porter. who had served the
ministry Of the interior for forty years.
In the evening Madame stoIypin went to
81. Petersburg aboard small government
boat.
supplied with funds. They paid tl25 In
advance for the rooms they engaged. Be
fore leaving them they disguised them
selves ana made the house porter drunk.
Explosion a Terrible One.
The extraordinary power Of the explosion
may be Judged by the fact that houses on
the opposite side OF the river Neva were
shaken and windows broken.
A painful feature Of the tragedy was the
delay in securing medical aid for the in
jured. over an hour elapsed before an
ambulance arrived.
NJ. stolypin's one thought was for his
daughter. and he kept exclaiming: For
Gods sake fetch q doctor for my poof
girl"
II was fully half an hour before a be-
ginning was made. systematically, to clear
the wrsokage, during which the injured
suffered agonies At dusk torches were
lighted, and by the nitful light from theee
the work was continued and the walls
were supported up with strong beams.
Many trees In the avenue were blown
down by the force OF the explosion and
the aspect Of the houses grounds was one
Of complete desolation. Parts Of human
bodies were thrown a great distance. An
officer CHANGED 70 knock against small
tree and a bloody, dust-covered hand that
had lodged among the branches fell at his
feet
Inquiry at the Caimyer hospital today
ELECTED the statement that Premier stoly-
pins daughter was still alive but that her
condition was critical and II was feared
Eangrens would set In. She is under the
care Of the famous surgeon DR.. Pavloff.
= NJ stoiypin has received touching tele-
grams OF sympathy from the grand dukes.
grand duchesses, former Premier white
and other bersonaaes.
Mile stoyipin Is one Of seven daughter
OF the premier. The wounded boy is his
only son. Nine. stolypin. who was driving
at the time OF the explosion. ia constantly
at the bedside Of her daughter.
NJ stoiypin removed last night to his
town residence in Morgkaia street, which
10 almost fext door to the house where the
assassins had their lodgings. The premier
frequently visits the latter house, which IL
the property Of PRINCESS Mestchersxy, and
70 devoted to Furnished rooms OF the high
est ciaas.
Tho Associated Press representative re-
visited the wrecked villa today and found
hfemen tearing away the shattered walls.
An imposing force Of police kept all
comers. even high oficers. at a distance
from the villa 90
DfsgracefuI scene mt Hospital.
AZ the hospital Of st. Peter and BIT. Paul
there was q disgraoeful scramble OF thou
sands OF curiosity seekers around the man
sled remains Of twenty-six Of the victims OF
the exploitation. which had lain exposed on
the grass In the hospital yard the whole OF
last night and today and which were still
there at o'clock this evening. Society
women fought ana jostled street laborers
and peasants for q chance TO view the
sight Many Of them were accompanied by
children Of tender years.
Though dozens Of suspected revolutionists
were gathered In today In the hospital, no
important arrests have been chronicled.
The police have been unsuccessful In get
ting on the real track OF the conspiracy,
beyond establishing. from the test of the
death sentence found on the body OF one
Of the dead assAssinsi that the band be-
longed to- the Maximists, better known "a
the Flying Group" Of the social revolu-
tionists This group 10 thus designated be-
cause II operates on an unfxed base. II
has been responsible for most OF the recen,
assassinations, not having accepted the dic-
tum OF the larger 'nghting organization" OF
the solciai reyolutionists to discontinue 40
tivity during the session OF parliament
Among Its members, who do not exceed a
few hundreds. were Mile. spiridonovo who
shot at Chief OF the Secret Police Luzhen-
offsky at Tsmbov; Mile. Barbara Printz
who committed suicide after the premature
explosion Of a bomb intended for Governor
General Kaulbars; the slayer OF General
Koaiov, Of the headquarters stan, who was
murdered in the park at Peterhof July H.
and Belensoff. the principal of the great
Moscow hank robbery, The group Il
financed largely with the proceeds OF the
Credit Mutual bank robbery. A popularity
of Its workings II that fits DEGREES are never
executed by residents Of the same city in
which the victim lives, but are drafted
from other localities. which diminishes the
chance OF police detection.
Talk of Dictatorship.
Talk OF a military Dictatorship Ia again ir
the air. According to a report current
meeting OF the camarilla discussed tn,
question tonight at Peterhof and a ma.
jortky was in favor OF such a step. Grand
Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch. who hac
Just returned from calling on Premier
stoiypin, was especially in favor OF tn,
plan. II Is said that after the/ meetins
Grand Duke Nicholas and others OF tn,
grand dukes went TO the emperor TO de
mand his authorization. but up to the pres
ent moment this has not been received.
London Comment.
LONDON. Aug, 6.-Dispatches from st
Potershure TO the newspapers this morning
supply come further details concerning tn,
attempt on the life OF the Russian premiel
NJ. Stoiypin. 1t Is stated that 1.-THE mel
who threw or dropped the bomb wal
named Morosof, and that he was a nativ,
OF RyaEan province Among the killer
were nearly all the agents OF the secrs
police In the house. including four womss
detectives. Several persons were warne(
beforehand that an attempt ON the life O
eha. ~