The morning call., 1891-03-01


.and':1t was seen several weeks agothat his.
case. was. a. hopeless one. Within the. past
day orr tive: there was a change for: the.
worse. - a.. =: -, .: r..
=; :. '~* THE: CAUSE OF DEATH.:: ~
=Dr. Ward was. ,closeted. with: Senator.
IIearst's private. secretary. for three hours
Tonight, and when he: at last responded to.
.nuherons cards from the press men he. sim.
ply. said that Senator, Hearst. died without
any pam wlate,el.. He refused 10. disclose
thenature of the Senator's disease for fam
Iily.feasons.: 1t lis learned;,, however, that
cancer of tile stomach and liver: was tlleim:.
1nediate cause, although there were other.
com plirati0IiE 3 :; -, = -, = 49,
-:;Yesterday. Dr., Ward told "a close friend.
that Senator Hearst could live; bpt.>:a few:
hours IN ore%~ that the, ;cdncer: VIII I'll *had
/ beers.eatipg IFS stomach: :.liad<. reAched the
.liver. and DEATH would; ensue from siutfoca-:
ton heart fdil(ire evfajlstfol. " -. -
A;=lsUDDI. n Grange. =
Ats Q cl6ck.tliis afterdoor, Wlenth Sem:
:ator.S piyate ~secretary: Visited the: sick
| room, y;s.Senator Hearst: was :consciOus, but
when Second yisitwas sihade Fat abcgnt=7:$o
+ o'clock the Senator rFswas. ly!nst0n hiSsbaek,
s:ey,es. closed and mo one WIS present but
|" 4 nurse. - :: ',.-i
| Mi: |Weddarbnrn tooiIt the: Senator, S hand;
which Was limp and:cdld and. the sick'm an,
| feelinStle grasp :.opened: hts eyes part v,
|. but said no thing. The nurse:said me- could
recognize. no o ne, :. His: lab red: breathing
rand vacant cold stare indicated. that: death
|" as. rioi:far.awlry- :.:-'' =: = j.:
= The. rriYats 5 cretary ry:comntnnicated this.
conili itiou. n affrrS TO Mrs HEARST :Vilio
l:douotiess was well. aware o.. the near ap :
proach ot. t.death':-: 49,. =.
:: Z: THE FAMILY, sCAlNf0NED =; -
=. AT about g o'clock .ft: became apparent TO
allthatt the end had come Hearst, her
|. SON and y. e. +F6llinsbpe, with: the, house,
LII = -; ,,nd t1,a:ba, 81 10
~ iif, ~; - =
anu W"sGllNc atiit Hfo ep1.e"@A" =.
- MIS-: hraIsl heil me SENATOR manu- 10
the last Inc" news OF senator Hearst ).
condition had: meanwhile been communi-'
Gated to Assistant Serge ant-at= rms ..Reedi
who. later on: as appriSed of:the Senator's
1oofb nv. faIaTronb Inf the nfficiaI anno,ince.
49,, -. t,a Sanata nntiI ior
NJ ~
80 >!
ihIoth % thiIu ,,. o. 1i's ',i oeilu' -
Dr' w Ward- says that senator nearst was
well aware that Ire must die ana eXhlOlted
great patience, resignation and. fortitnde,
and neve-' ut.ared a eomnlaint or rave. his
.fanilr sa.o ~ tI;in, ,+b,i ha ,yaS o,,,or., ~
.'t'.1S ies'-0,i ~ ~ W.
MS: tIue cohdlt'oh' -.
-. FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Senator. stanford WIN has been freerent
-, a. - f 10 - ooIIoar,,,,
slSitoi az Tue nouSo VI ii'' avs iie"sue'
called mere lie" minutes alter'the otna-
tors death and extended his sympathy to
Mrs. Hearst. Many other Senators and
Representatives and leading officials called
ana .ft messaoes of condoleuce
Uniio tha o. ,,,eran,ou,s for ,bo frroro,
'No a. ~. '"o tu"n' ' al
are not ehtirely cohipleteu, IL IS seItiep that
the remains Will De taken 10 oah francisco
Tor lnterment and the funeral services in
thlS' city VIII ne Drle1 ana fSlrnpie. Ii lhey
VIII prooaDiy oe conducted at MS late resi-
dence IN TINS city to-morrow'or Monday, rs
II Is desired to convey tne remains to Call
1ornia as sonn rs possible
THE CALIFORNIA DELEGATION
The California delegation in Congress to-
night met and drew up suitable resolutions
to be- presented to the House, expressive of
the regret with which the news of Senator
HearsCs death had been received.
MR.. cLUNIE's ANNOUNCEMENT.
In the House Mr.. Clunie. in announcing
Senator Hearst's death, said: "Mr. Speaker,
it has been made my duty by my colleagues