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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17

G. H UMBsEN & CO..
AUCTION
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
AUCTION.
To be held at salesroom MONDAY, No
vember 25, 1901, at II o'clock noon.
REFEREE SALE.
m The ed following 10 two properties to be offered
Subject to confirmation by the court.
No. l.
30 to s41s Moss ST., bet sth and 7th and
ments consist of tenements of 8 and rooms
each Rents SIS per month. Lot 4sxso.
No. 2
4S7S oath St., southeast corner Hoffman ave.
Cottage of rooms with stable. Lot 65x1OO.
ALSO
Two building lots adjoining, 3Ox1OO each.
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
111S and 111s1z Fell ST.. north line. near Scott
rooms and bath each. Rents $50 per month:
brick foundation. etc. BanA mortgage of s26OO
can remain. Lot 25x137:6
WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE
1902 Green St, north line, near Laguna ST.
well-built 2-story bay-window residence of
foundation. etc.; cash above mortgage of $500.
CHOICE HowARD-sTREET- CORNER.
24O1-24Os Howard st. and SS77-SS79 goth St.
southeast corner Howard and 10th; splendid
mpToxements IN Hn @ consist Of store with concrete
bath each; the owner spared no expense in the
construction Of these improvements; rents s1OS
per month. Lot 35x122:g
TRUSTEE SALE
The hve following properties belonging to
the trust created by the late Charles Hubert
by order of r. Behlow, trustee.
No. 1.
Eureka ST.. east line, about 100 feet south of
18th st. Building lot 37x125.
No. 2
southwest corner Noe and Alvarado sts
be-. 22d and 2Sd; corner lot 26 6:6x105 and in
side lots 25x114 each
W.
Northwest corner Douglass and Valley SITS.
Lot 50:1Ox114
No A.
Anderson St, west line. bet Eugenia and
Powhattan. Lot 2S7; gift map No. /
No. 5.
Folger ave-, north line near Bay ST. Lots
so and 81, Villa Homestead Association Berke-
ley Township, Alameda County
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
The following three properties must be sold
by order of the administrator to close the
estates of P. OConnor and Thomas Lyon
Subject to confirmation by the court.
No. l.
Lots 13, IA, Is. 16, II, IS, 10 and 20. in block
Is, City Land Association
No. 2
Lot 3, in block 1S, College Homestead Asso-
citation.
57x105. o
For further particulars apply to
q. H. UMBSEN & CO.
IA Montgomery street
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FOR SALE-Ocean View cottage; rooms and
bath; fence all around; chicken house: lot 50,c
125; $1,000. C2Il at 1913 Mason st.
FOR sale at great bargain-s7OO0 for large
lot IS feet front, with improvements on Eddy
ST., not far from the big rent paying flats,
by JOHN PFORR, 40s Pine ST
GOOD business property; stores and flats; 30
rooms; cheap Owner, box 1761, Call office
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%4OOo-M1SSION INVESTMENT-S40O
Elgnteenth St, near Folsom; separate flats OF
and rooms and bath each; lot 24x1O0s
rents SS4 per month: an offer wanted
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S52OO-FLATS-RENTS $50 50 PER MONTH
woodward ave-, near Fourteenth and Mission
sts.; separate flats; lot 25x70.
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A. NJ. SPECK CO., SGT MARKET ST.,
Opposite Kearny.
Real Estate Agents and Rent Collectors.

Sis, O00-Market St. near Taylor; splendid
building; 90 feet front; rents SIS.
feet; within 1-S Of block from Market St. and
close to Hibernia Bank; stores and lodging
house; best investment Off Market st.; must
be sold.
$50 OoO-corner. 4Sxs2:s; first corner facing
Market ST. north; sold for s42,50O twenty years
ago: want offer.
s56OO0-Rents $500 per annum: choice corner
on Geary ST.. inside of Van Ness ave.: brick
and frame improvements: 50 .6x12O: 3 frontaees
$35 000-MiSsion ST., Fourth; splendid
brick structure; elevator good high basement;
rent $3.50: tenant
$50 000-Eddy. ST., near Jones; 4S feet frontage:
frame improvements; this is quick seller
s1e.5Oo-Modern improvements lot 72x137:s g.;
rented at S17O-
SIS 500EPanhandIe corner; two new buildings.
rents SAP: lot 37x115
s15. OOO-Leavenworth ST. investment; 57-foot
front; rents $10o; always rented.
$12. 750-New Van Ness ave- flats; rents SIPS;
a safe buy
s10OOo-NE corner Oak and Buchanan sts.:
substantial Broom residence; AZ feet frontage
s950O-s999 Seventeenth st.
ss50O-Rents SOB; lot 5OxS0; downtown invest-
ment
s650O-Corner: marine view; splendid improve
ments: rents $50.
from Market ST.; rents $40; cost nearly $500.
$ss0O-Jones ST. flats; rents SAL: lot As feet
frontage,
500 cash-BaIance $500: mortgage can re-
main; broom cottage; in the Mission: Twenty
A. NJ sPEcK & CO.. SGT Market st.
NEW two-story house with lot 5Ox12O with
stable fronting boulevard and ocean beach:
2 blocks south from electric car; fine marine
view; splendid home to enjoy (cheap).
$500 lots on 22d and View aves-; street graded
$50 lots; Lincoln ave-, Heyman Tract
Lot on 1st ave-. between Clay and Washing
ton sts.. bituminized, 25x181 Cheap
$500 lots fronting San Jose road. San Mateo
cars passing the property; street graded.
$50 Alvin Tract lots: 2Sxl25: Elnhurst r. R
station: As ninues' ride; so cents monthly; fine
''''''N JACOB HEYMAN. III sutter st.
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SPECIAL
SS'25o-Geary St, near Buchanan; old cottages
splendid site for new flats.
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s6000-BUSINESS PROPERTY-s6O00
Minna ST., near Third; 3-story brick building:
store below, lodgings above; rents s41
per month.
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BUSINESS CORNER

BUSINESS CORNER
lz,OO0-Price reduced from $14 600; prominent
improved corner on Haight ST.; store
and flats; rents low at $1OS0 per an
mum.
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ANOTHER BARGAIN
2,5O0-Rents s24; fats near Geary and Steiner
streets.
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HAYES-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
$lS,WU-Excellent business piece consisting OF
stores and flats; always rented at s142
this.
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VAN NESS AVE. FLATS
15 OOo-Rents $135 per month; new modern
building Of separate flats; lot 3Ox1O5;
street bituminized; permanent invest
ment.
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nT50-A SMALL INVESTMENT.
Must be sold to close estate; vicinity OF
Folsom and Eighth sts.; cottage of
ROOMS; large lot, 60x50.
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S,6OO-Rents $50 per month; 4 fats near Fob
som and 10th sts; in thorough repair.
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MADISON & BURKE
Established January, 1858
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY
62s Market St, ODD. Palace Hotel.
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DECLARES A SECOND DIVIDEND

The great copper and coal mines of the
Montezuma Mining Company in Pierce Coun-
ty Washington are being opened up by a
force of $50 men, and every day adds to their
value. Properties worth 50, 000 900 to-day.
There is every reason to believe dividends will
be paid regularly as the product Of the vas.
coal mines is increased A letter states that
25 coke ovens have been bought, and that
a second lot will be ordered before January l.
Montezuma shares lead in holdings and de-
rnand those of any other mining company on
the market. They are steadily advancing in
price Wouldn't ii be well to make your in
vestment while these shares are within your
reach2
PRICES AND TERMS.
27 cents cash, 30 cents paid in installments.
30 shares cash. S13 So
100 shares cash. s27.
1000 shares cash, $40.
ESQ shares in monthly installments, IS down
and IS monthly for IA months
500 shares in monthly installments, SO down
and 81 monthly for 20 months
1000 shares in monthly installments, $40
down and sl4 monthly for 20 months.
Write for full information.
THE AMERICAN GUARANTY AND TRUST
CO.,
noor
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SIS. 5O0-Large residence on the Geary-st hill
large lot.
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SIS, S,000-RENTS S170 PER MONTH
Jackson ST., Pacific Heights district; new
modern flats. just completed; lot 25x
1875; key lot; exceptionally sunny and
light.
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ANY person having good placer mining prop
erty suitable for dredging VIII hear some
thing interesting to them by writing or call
ing w J. w, 2906 Twenty-first St. city
$4,000 WANTED to increase mill 4 interest in
best gold mine in State; Investigate this.
2S25k Mission ST., upstairs; to 10 a. m,
to p. M; owner.
A GOOD chanee-Private party will sell for
cash 1000 shares MonteZuma dividend paying
copper stock. in parts or in whole at zoe per
share Box 1926, Call office
WANTED-Mining locations where dry washer
can be successfully used. Send full partcu-
lars to c. F. MOORE, sS5 Market st., rnl. g.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1895
Valencia 81.
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ATTENTION, HoMEsEEKERs.
SAN MATEO,
FAIR OAKS,
MENLO PARK,
PALO ALTO.

We have some beautiful villa sites and homes
in these beautiful places; also some handsomely
furnished houses for rent.
DAVID BUSH & SON, 10 Montgomery st.
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,5OO-Rents s420; flats, Rincon Hill: nice
residence neighborhood easy walking
distance from Market and Kearny sts
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NELSON, JOHNSON & CO..
zoo Montgomery ST., OPP Mills bldg
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VAN NESS AVE. INVESTMENT
81, 600 cash; s1. 900 mortgage can remain: three
story building, renting for $50 per
month; key lot, affOrding exceptional
light and sun; lot S0x1OO; price SIS, 900.
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A SAFE INVESTMENT.
81, 1,OO0-Rents $2S5 per month; new property on
north line Of Sutter ST.; lot 55x137:6.
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,500-Reduced from S12, 500 to force sale; $4,000
bank mortgage can remain; 2 elegant
residences: large lot; best part of Vest
ern Addition.
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$9750-Grove ST. near Webster; four flats
rents $72 per month; lot 33xS2:6
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$6500-Seventeenth ST.. near Dolores; 4 flats:
rents $685. lot 36:6x57:6; offered low force sale
MADISON & BURKE.
626 Market St
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s200o-Nice cottage home on Nineteenth ST.,
near Eureka; modern, rooms and bath: Lot
05x7S
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!. .500-Rents 1882; 5 modern downtown fats.
easy walking distance from Market and
Kearny sts.; foreclosed on mortgage OF
$1,000; great big bargain
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SUNSET LOTS.
Level building lots on H ST. and Nineteenth
ave- boulevard fronting Golden Gate Park; Ell
hs-st- electric cars pass the property lots level
and ready for building; streets on official grade
and macadamized; plank sidewalks, gas, water
and mail service; nothing but the better class
OF residences. Our branch office cor OF T
St and Ninth ave., south Of Golden Gate Park;
open every day, Sundays and holidays; don's
delay.
Send for copy of the Buyer and Sellers
our monthly catalogue, containing a complete
list OF improved and unimproved properties for
sale. Mailed free on annlicatfnn
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Western Addition residence OF
IA rooms and BATH built without regard
to cost; mortgage Of $500 can remain;
magnificent home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-14
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Sept 13.-The shock Of the
presidents relapse fen upon the stock
market with almost greater force than
did that OF the first attack upon him.
The measure O this effect is seen IN the
fact that prices as & rule feH today be-
low the low level OF last Saturday. TIE
Iaborious course OF restoration OF prices
during the week had carried the avera e
level wei back 10 that ruling at the
close OF last Friday. before the news OF
the shooting was known II Wan street.
4 false report q the PRESIDENTS death
had circulated II London today and the
panicl-y selling from that center was
thrown upon the opening market here.
The condition Of the money market and
some OF the Developments OF yesterday
lett the market vulnerable even 70
more natural course OF events
T5s amount OF offerings OF government
bonds brought out By Secretary Cages
proposals vas disappointing. the total
reaching only about S7,50o.000, compared
with the so 60 coo invited. but as pay
ments made for these were in cash upon
presentation az The su5-treasury today,
most OF the offered bonds being IN sym
patty, became very important incident
OF the day. pouring an abundant stream
Of cash into the market at the very mo-
ment OF greatest need. The appreciation
OF this situation was seen n the prompt
offerings OF the bonds al the sub-treas-
ury, the payments on this account for the
day reaching about So. ao9, go o. practically
the whole amount involved IN the settle
ment OF the purchase. There can be no
doubt that this was an important factor
in saving the day, for the pressure OF
liquidation was at times very severe and
the enormous supporting orders executed
By friends OF various stocks were only
partly successful.
The critical condition Of the money
market during the past week has ap-
parenty brought some relief to the drain
On New York reserves and the cash losses
ara estimated TO be no greater than
g. so. GO.
This does not include today's large gain
from the sub-treasury. The loan market
IS a matter OF mere guess-worl<, but the
free lending OF money early IN the week
70 keep down the money rate must be
with. as well as the liquidation
which has been effected CAN loans went
70 To today, but relapsed 70 SEC.
No extraordinary measures were deem
ed necessary by the clearing house con-
mittee, and in fact, that body has not
b=en in session during the day The
measures adopted early IN the week con-
tinue in force, however.
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LIKE RIVET
PRESIDENTS DEATH cLlNcHEs
HOLD ON RED FIENDS.
In Chicago Everyone II Released
Would Be Slaughtered.

Chicago. Sept 14-"This settles f." said
Chief OF Police O'Neiu. when Informed OF
the presidents death We win hold
every anarchist prisoner We have. No
Judge Will RELEASE them. ard we wiz keep
them as long as We choose We have
no evidence % a conspiracy now. but It's
details must be fer-ered out and IL We
find one. we viii net be compelled 70
hunt for any OF the prisoners we have
now. and who might have been released
tomorrow.
Then. too, IL Is the best thing for them
TO remain where they are. for a time az
least b. nat would anna CoIdman's life
be worth On the strests2 She could not
live two minutes"
All night long dense crowds packed the
streets In front CT the newspaper Offices.
Men and women wesried with long stand
ing sat on the sidewalks with their feet
in the cutters. listening 20 the bulletins
as they were called out through mega
phones. or watching them as they were
thrown on sheets. The crowd was as
large when the last bulletin came as AZ
s O'Clock IN the evening. The feeling was
intense and the temper OF the crowd
when It realized ths end had come. was
cruel
There can be little doubt that had any
OF the imprisoned anarchists been re-
leased on hzoeas corpus todsy. they
would have been slaughtered on sight
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at IS ALL OVER"
final Scenes When the President
Passed Away.

BuGaio. Sept 14-z-51 d u.-Tha a.
nouuceu-nt O. the death 70 TIE mem
Jers Of the cabinet vas made b. Webb
Hayes. who said:
1T IS all ever"
Ms Mckinley last saw hsr h1fsarl
between = and = o'clock It that time
So sat a. ~ BEDSIDE holding his nzr1.
Ths members of TIE cabf1er Tsrs sdrr IL
teI q tie SICK room singiy az that - =.
TIE actual death probably occurred az
3'c'ock . berg u-dsrsr97d mat ur.
Rixey de-aTed TIE announcement mo0t--
tarly o. Assure hinze.f
Zhe a1uou1ce-ert ~ tie neEs O fhoss
awaiting below Els postponed urtl the
members @ the fa-zy had EithIrar--
through Secretary Ccrt.,yoe The waiting
zewspaperr-ea received the mobilization
n a trscc thsrs was the kzene st excite
u-sat c. the broad aveule. Bee there vas
no seubIznce q disorder Uasa tsz zsvs
was iHrarted % thoss Dean stairs. a
great sirh CT anguish vent ~ fr9u shs
strolz zr1 there assembled The ue--
hers cs the cablzet. senator's ard close
f-iencs remained blt fsw ul-utsz
rrsr. win 7-o1-usal treas and EoEeE
hez1s Trey cane clt l1ts the tzrk-ess
ard sent ave. TEere vas nct ora
among theu VIII dry eyes ard aoue
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S1ecLv All szdir ths re-hers - ihs
family sta.e int7 the rosn- Tzsy rtsos
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one Of his hands vas raised a. y n
warning. The futtering heart was Just
going 70 rest 4 moment more and DR..
Rixey Strengthened up and With choking
voice said. The president Is dead
Secretary CortelyOu was the first 20
turn from the stricken circle. He stepped
from tho chamber 70 the outer han and
then down the stairway % the large
room where the members OF the cabinet
senator's and distinguished officials. were
assembled. As his tense wh.es face ap-
peared at the doorway. a hush ZEN upon
the sssenblsee.
Gentlemen. The president has passed
away" BE said
For a moment net q Wort came IN re-
ply Even though the end had been sx-
pectsd. the actual announcement that
William Mckinley was dead. fairly stun
ned these men who ha4 been MS closest
confdents and advisers. Then groan ~
anguish went Up from tho agsembieG Off
Gals They cried outright ike children
All the pent-up emotions u TIRE last few
days we're let ioose. Ttey turned from
the room ard came from ire house with
streaming eyes
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HONOLULU NAY SUFFER
Is Being shut on on EatabIes shipped
kroEl san Francisco.


Honolulu. sept -3.-The san Francisco
strike threatens TO cause serious trouble
in Hawaii IS reason Of the failures Ct
san Fanclsc7 wholesalers 10 ship car
goes CT provisions here. Local stocks
o- tood sruEs are getting low. TIE large
Honolulu dealers are refusing 70 I'll big
orders ald small retail stores cannot
replace stocks cf what they sell
The British cable snip Britannia. which
has ben surveying fer the route - the
cable from Victoria u Ausrra-ia. has
arrived here. Efe- officers report mat the
cable Wild BIZ within - miles Of the Ea-
vain Islands O. the eastward. TIE ar
rival az the vessel here has revived talk
OF the possibility q getting cable cc--
un-l-l1s-ion t-51r tEa OUTSIDE world. wiki
OUT waiting f7r me acticl q congress. by
r-snas Of 3 connection vi-h the British
line a. Fa11irg island. o1ly about Sc
miles from here
Sixto Lopez. ASui1a-dos agent. made
quite q STR here by his reasonable "
te-arcss He LETT 81 tbe Gaelic Two DAYS
ESQ f7r the crent ard il IS understood
be- IS Coing q 20 Manila where. Judging
bv MS remarks here. D. IS iEeiv % Re
t-oullese-re factor. &a5o- Robinson.
Urited States quartz master here las
salr g. t4eleral Eou1g u the Department
% California a statement II Lopez ut-
ts--uozs whsle here. with q view. L IS
sy-tei O. lavt1E hlE watched When he
reaches rle far eas-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Market Was Five TO Ten
Cents Higher.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.37 -
Cattle Market Was Strong on
Butchers Stuff
TOP PRICE WAS S6.37 ~

The receipts OF hogs at the Union stock
yards yesterday were very liberal for a
Friday. when light receipts ara usually
expected. The market was 10 cents
aigher than the lowest time on Thursday
and cents higher than the close. The
lop hogs yesterday we're not so good as
hose on the previous day and the highest
price yesterday was s6.371k. The TOD hogs
yesterday we're only fairly good mixed
packers, but taking the whole OF the sup
ply and the average was fairly good and
there vas q fewer number Of very unde-
girable hogs than on some OF the other
says OF this week. The buyers all want
I'd hogs, and the market was active from
start 70 finish There was 10 complaint
among the shippers about prices. They
we're al satisfied that they were getting
FL that their hogs were worth, and that
his market, as compared with others,
vas good one. What the buyers want
: good fat hogs, and car load lots weigh
ne under 90 pounds VIII bring more
money when fat than medium OF heavy
weights tESt are not rounded out. Large
aogs are taken If they are fat. but large,
ought hogs. with not enough fat, az not
Eanted. and some OF the shippers reduce
heir profits on their shipments by paying
90 much for this class OF hogs. u
you'd be Al advantage 10 the shippers
all such hogs were sorted and sold
n their own merits. II that were done
he average weight quoted would mean
something.
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ROOSEVELT TAKING CHANCES
Must Pass Over Dangerous Reads In
Dark TO Reach Station.

North Creek. y. Y. Sept I4-President
Roosevelt arrived ~ Alden lair al SIS
a. n. The sixteen miles between that
place ard this village win be covered In
ths quickest possible time. A relay OF
horses has been provided in order that he
may reach North Greek. where his special
train awaits him
The roads ara IN a very 2oor condition
on account OF the heavy rainfall OF the
past two days and but slow progress can
be made.
II nothing happens % prevent he should
arrive here about 5 O'Clock Mr.. Roose-
velt IS now within reach OF telephone
communication. but has rot Jet been IA
formed OF President McEiuley's death,
ard vii not be uatn he arrives az North
Creek The read 70 be Travelled from
Alden Lair 20 this place IS through
heavy forrest timber and viii be attended
With more or less danger. The roads are
very narrow and fl many places with
deep raYines on either side A slight de-
Walton would mean A broken carriage or
perhaps more serious trouble
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The people about the stock yards yes
terday would not consent that the presi-
dent was going 70 die. and when the dis
patch came in the afternoon that he had
died ar 3 clock people seemed speech
less. and If the assassin bad been there
he would have Jared badly The commits
sion men and shippers and others about
-he yards az first talked sorroWfuIly Of
he dead chief magistrate. and then their
sorrow Seemed II give way for rage
against the anarchist What people ali
over this country probably thought the
stock men put into words, and their
words were death 70 anarchy
Following are the shippers who had
stock CT the market yesterday. Ed Rob
lrsou. Of T0wauda; c. A Rollins. Of
Peckbau. c. A. Gift. Of Bluff City; Dan
Vinn of Cdau, Cleo State Bank; lin
norman q Co. of Cleo; ". Thomas. of
Ponca City Eau & Seeo. OF Orlando;
81. Z. Beckham- Of Burton; JeE Hous-
ton. Of Ponca City; Townsend & Lamol.
t-.Frrn