The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-19
DEATH COMES
 ID SIOLYPIN
RUSSIAN PREMIER :, SuCcuMBS TO ASsASSlN'S BULLET
 LAST EVENING.
Troops Rushed to kiev to Prevent upstsing AgsSnst the Jews Premier Is Conscious to the
 Last Moment.

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 Kiey, September 1S-The Russian premier. Peter A. Stolypin, died to- night from bullet wounds received at the hands of an assassin during gala performance at the MunlclpaI theatre Thursday evening. The of- ficial time of his death was announce ed as lO:l2 D. m, (3.12 ?. m. New YorlO.
 Almost until the last the premier was conscious and for half an sour during the early part of the even ling his wife alone was at his bed side.
 Towards the end Stolypln suffered greatly. He groaned necessarily and threw himself about on the coudh on which he lay. Finally the heart action became weaker and as the body grew cold Inc premier real | ized death was overtalSing him. At a lucid interval priest administered extreme unction. The Metropolitan Flavian blessed and consoled him in the last moments. Frequently ne called Give me the letter. Take I it away. Give me red pencil Lift fme. Light up."
 Half an hour before his death. Stolypin asked the doctors to turn him on his side. He died surrounded by several of his relatives and stase officials.
 All hope was abandoned rns mora ling. Saturday night indications of Iperitonits were noted The bulletin issued by the attending physicians Iearly this evening declared the pa- tients condition was hopeess.
 Premature reports of the premier's death were current for hours before iL occurred. Several missions and em hassies were misIed by these reports and notified their governments. Tne authorities at first decided to conceal the news of the premier's death un. ii morning, fearing anti-Jewish our- breaks.
 This was found to be impossib'e and after the announcement all the attention of the authorities was cen- tered In Hhe protection of the Jews.
 Representatives of the Jewish communities were panic stricken and begged for protection and 30.000 troops were poured into Kiev to pre- vent excesses. The city is depress- ed, but calm.
 |, NJ. Kokoysoff. minister Of finance. who was appointed acting premier after NJ. Stolypin was shot. sent peremptory circular to the various governors on the maintenance of or der. It is stated on excellent au thority that M Kokovsoff will be appointed premier.
 An autopsy will take place early tomorrow morning, after which the lpremiers body will be embalmed. Emperor Ntchotas Left tonight for Kiev.
 Governor General Trepoff has is- sued public notice that disorders will not be tolerated and stringent lregulations are published forhidding the carrying of arms. It is officially announced that the maneuyers are ended and that the troops are re- turning So Eiev Outgoing t ains lare crowded and double trains and extra coaches are leaving Kiev ev- hour. Hundreds of we'll to do Jews are departing from the city.
 The body of the dead premier win be sent to St. Petersburg tomorrow evening for burial in the Alexandre Neyesky Monastery.
 An additional regiment of hugsars has been quartered in Kiev for an indefinite time for emergency pur- poses
 Peter q Stolypin was tall, hand some man of 55 years. His short cropped hair was gray but his beard was dark. He has been described generally as an administrator Of ability He was neither bureaucras nor reactionary in the ordinary sense Of those terms and has been said to have been irnbned with fiber aism. but determined to put down the revolutionary movements at any lcost.
 As governor of Saratov. he took such steps against the terforlsts and