M. STOLYPIN DEAD.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3327, 20 September 1911, Page 5

M. STOLYPIN DEAD.

SUCCUMBS TO HIS INJURIES.

MASSACRE OF JEWS FEARED;

CONSTANT PATROL OF THE • STREETS.

L UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT. J ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 18. M. Stolypin inis died from the injuries inflicted by the assassin Bogroff. The Uzar has left Fieii (tor 'lsiiernikoif.

The streets in lvieif are being patrolled day and night, the authorities tearing a massacre of the Jews.

J.M. b’bolypin was born in 1863, and had a brilliant career at the University of St. Petersburg. After graduating in 1884, he obtained an appointment at the Ministry of the Interior. After two years he was transferred to the Ministry of Agriculture, where lie remained another two years, then retiring for a time into private life. He was appointed Governor of Saratoff in 1903, and from Saratoff lie was called to .St. Petersburg to take up the portfolio of _ the Interior. When M. Goremykin resigned in 1906, M. Stolypin succeeded him as Premier, and was thanked _ by the Czar for his services and l appointed a member of the Council of Empire on January 13, 1907. In 1908 he was given the rank of State Secretary.]

“ DEATH IS CREEPING ON.” SUFFERS UNENDURABLE PAIN. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ARRESTS. (Received Sept. 19, 11.20 p.m.) ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 19. M. Stolypin, towards the end, suffered unendurable pain and several times he ejaculated “Death is creeping on.” There was a brief improvement when the bullet was extracted, and then his heart, which became affected last year, yielded to the strain of the internal haemorrhage.

The Czar has returned,to Kieff. He paid three visits to M. Stolypin prior to his death.

One hundred and ; fifty people have been arrested. They are mostly Bogroff’s acquaintances, including lawyers, clerks, etc. LONDON, Sept. 19. Tlie newspapers eulogise M. (Stolypin.