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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-24
Poultry and Game.

One car of Western Poultry came in, but did
not clean up having arrived too late for the
regular trade. Another is scheduled for
to-day's market. The receipts of domestic
stock were liberal, and although the market
was rather weak everything cleaned up at pre-
yious prices. Game was steady under a good
demand and moderate receipts. Wild Doves
had slight advance
POULTRY-Young Turkeys nominal: Geese
per pair. 81 50d1 rs; Goslings S262 IS |:
Ducks. $4Q5 per dozen for old and $500
for young: Hens. s. 5O95 so; young ROSTERS
$5G6; cd BOOSTERS 81 50d5: Fryers, SO 5O9
1 so; Brothers. 1898 so for large and 50 5093
for small; Pigeons 81 80 per dozen for old and
81 5o62 for Squads
GAME-Rabbits. 81 75 per dozen for Cotton
tails; Hare, 81 20 per DOZEN Wild Doves. SIG
l 12R per dozen.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Nezu York Stock Market.

KEW YORK. Sent 23.-Trading in stocks
vas r,sre active to-day. although stin dull, and
.be average level Of prices ended the cay con-
e.Serahiv lower than last night. There was 70
7-oefetaucy 70 the market at any time aud the
,srIT ral1se in the downward tendency was an
occasional period 81 stagnation in the dealings
,rl,s relief measure OF the money market was an
--C.1ucel ty Secretary Shaw was generally re-
r,arded ia the financial district as gooc as
eurance against money stT1ngency TINS ran our.
Ing the crop-r moving period Bul Llstsdu ol
srirnularfnr any buying Of securities TINS was
falen ADVANTAGE OF 20 sell stocks This fact
following the demonstration Of the same ten
dencv Yesterday when United states steer leo
= conceived advance. served TO profoundly dis
COURAGE the professional operators IN STOCKS
The ryfer of the Secretary OF the Treasury TO
snffcfuate the redemption Of the Government
~ which mature next February offers so clear
Advantage 10 holders that there can De httie
doubt al its general acceptance. The oiIer 10
IA the interest 10 maturity now Is a depart
NE from the usual custom OF the department.
which IL 70 exact a rebate FOR the unaccrued
interest The offer is therefore IN effect a pre-
MUM FOR the presenting OF the bonds for re-
6emption. The additional provision that STATE
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The Michigan Bean Crop.

The View York Journal Of Commerce Of a
recent date says.
Discussing the bean situation a prominent
crerator said to-day The crop in Michigan in
-s-'l was 5000 15-ron cars OF which 1000 cars
went into consumption. leaving a carrv-over
into 1877 of 1000 l5-tOn cars. The crop Of 1902
was $500 Hl-toD cars and this. with the carry
Over of looH cars. made $500 cars available for
-fNz To-day a. the beginning Of the 1903 sea
son lhere IS absolutely carry over Every
thIng has been consumed with the possible ex-
nfprion ~ p few cars in iobbers' hands There
was only 50 per cent N last years acreage
planted 10 beans in Michigan this year. and
owing ~ the extra ordinarily had weather n is
now estimated thar the Michigan crop cannot
possibly exceed $500 "a 5000 cars and Il the
present unfa yora bic conditions continue this
estimate wiz be seriously reduced.
The carly beans have been practically
Wine1 cut There VIII be no. beans available
f0~ shipment in September and compare
lively small quantity in October We are in
formed that great many October beans have
been sold short In fact II is estimated that
from $40 20 COO cars have been sold for Octo-
her shipment Under the most favorable con
Gitlons from now on we do not think this guam
tiny can be nut IN share 10 ship out OF the
state IN October and therefore we lock for a
severe squeeze Of the short interests. II the
present weather conditions cont fnue would
ncr be ~ all surprised 70 see an advance Of SOC
per hUshel FRI the price Of pea beans
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Hides, TaHo7p, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND sKINS-Culls and brands sell
about nc under quotations. Heavy Sailed
Steers, 9%c; medium. sac: light. Sc; Cow
Hides, Sc for heavy and Sc for light; Stays
&c; Sailed Kip. she; Sailed Veal. SIc;
Sailed Calf 10c; dry Hides. 15G15hc; dry Kip.
13c dry Calf 17c Sheepskins. shearlngs 25G
30c each; short WOOL 406I50c each: medium, 20
G90c: long wool. $1Q1 80 each; Horse Hides,
salt 50 80 for large and s262 so for medium,
81 25@1 rs for small and soc for Colts; Horse
Hides dry, 81 75 for large and 81 so for me-
dunn. $191 % for small and SOC for Colts
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican 323c; dry sailed
Mexican 26c: dry Central American 32hc
Goat Skins-Prme Angoras zoe; large and
smooth soc; medium. 35c: small. zoe.
TALIOW-No l rendered 4A64%c per lb:
No 2 4a4Ac: grease. 21kdSc.
WOOL-Fal clip-San joaquin Lambs ga
12c Foothill 10G12c; Middle County. 11613c.
Quotations for spring clip are as follows
Humboldt and Mendocino 1sd20c; Nevada. 10
6I15c; Valley Oregon. fine. 1SQl9c; do medium.
17G1Sc: do coarse, 16Q17c per h.
HOPI22G26c per ID for California and 10
G23c for Oregon.
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Provisions.

Chicago was somewhat lower again. with
the packers running the market There was
no further change here
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 1215c per ID for
heavy. 13c for light medium. 15c for light
151ac for extra light. III ac for sugar-cured and
Isle for extra sugar-cured: Eastern sugar
cured Hams 1513M15Ac: California Hams Is
$12G12 so; Family. $13Q13 So prime Mess
Pork. SO; extra clear $25; Mess. 500 Dry
Sailed Pork, 1213c; Pig Pork S2S; Pigs Feet,
So %: Smoked Beef. loo per H.
LARD-Tierces quoted at T3tc per Ib for
compound and 1013@10%c for pure: half bar
res. pure. 11611Ac; 1O-lb tins. i1A611I5c;
BIB tins Inc; BIB tins. 11%c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. 9%c three
half barrels. 015c; one fierce. 97sc two tierces
9Ac; five tierces 91sc per lb.
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NEW YORK, Sept 23.-Tin was lower in
London spot declining rs Cd to els SIS while
futures 5s lower at els 5s. The New
York market however, did not respond to the
foreign weakness. remaining quiet at SIG 75a
27
Copper lower in London at e55 Is Cd for spot
and futures at &55 IS. Locally copper re-
mains quiet Lake, $13 90; electrolytic S13 so:
casting, $13 25a13 BIN.
Lead was dull and. unchanged at 81 so in
New York and at CLIPS Cd in London
Spelter was quiet at So in the local market
and also unchanged in London, where it closed
at col.
Iron closed at SOS Cd in Glasgow and at AS
755d in Mddesboro Locally there was a slow
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Dried FrhatS, Nuts, RaisinS, Honey

All kinds of Fruits rule firm and in very
good demand. with Prunes leading
NEW FRuIT-Apricots 769Ac for Royals
ana 9qllc for Moorparks Evaporated Apples,
5q6c; Peaches. 5AG7c; Pears 569c: Nee
tarines 4a41ac for white; Figs white 4B0
Az in boxes; Plums pitted. 5G7c per ID.
PRUN ES-19o3 crop, 2A03c for the four
sizes; 100 crop, 2% G2%c for the four sizes
RAlSINS-f9o3 prices are as follows: Two
crown. Ga6hc: three-crown. 6Ad615c: four
crown. ga Q7c.
NUTS-Walnuts. No. 1 softshell. 121bc: No.
2. 1C1ac; No. l hardsheIl 12c; No. 2 1Oc; new
Almonds. lie for Nonpariels 1o1hc for 1 X l.,
1Ohc for Ne Plus Ultras and sac for I,angue-
doc; Peanuts. 5qTc for Eastern; Pecans 110
be; Cocoanuts, 81 5OG5
HONEY-Comb, new. 12hG1315c for white
and 9l11c for amber; new water white ex-
tracted, 51aa61ac; light amber extracted Sc;
BEESWAX-27a29c per h.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local Securities continue inGctive and featsyelesS &.
NezU York stock market continues to decline.
Local financial quotations about as before.
Wheat quiet, zOith buyers aHd sellers apart.
Barley dull and 5Ueak. Oats and Rye steady. "a
Chicago reports damage to the Corn crop. )
Hay and FeedStrsfS as previously quoted. +
Michigan Bean crop reported seriously diminished.
AHotjlcr Gd5ance in the upper grades of Eggs.
Butter and Cheese quiet, 7cTtt ample supplies.
Dried Fruits still firm and acti5e with Pyunes leading
No further change in Cattle, Sheep and Hogs.
Poultry in larger SUPPLY but no lo7uer
Potatoes Onions ard Vegetables about as before
Fresh Frit moderate demand for local use and stibte
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST

The pressure has risen slowly along the
coast north of Eureka High soi1therly winds
are reported from the mouth Of the Columbia
River norfhward. High northwest winds are
reported Al Point Reyes and the FaraIIones.
The Mexican storm IS moving slowly north
westward and cloudy weather is reported over
Southern California and In the lower portion
- the san Joaquin valley. Rain has occur
red in Arizona Southern Utah and a sprin-
lie At Los Angeles. Fruit dryers and raisin
makers south ~ Fresno should be prepared
Tor light showers Thursday night.
Tho temperature has risen about 10 degrees
ia the san Francisco bay district
Forecast made AT san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight September p;
N-o~fhern CalifOrnia-Fair Thursday. except
possibly showers IN extreme southern portion
erd roe along the coast; light northerly winds
fr,rar5- brisk westerly winds the coast
southern California ~ Cloudy, unsettled
ry-eufher Thursday. probably light showers
light southwest wind.
Nevada-Fair Thursday.
Car Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Thurs
zsv with FOX in the morning and at night:
probably mist IN the morning; light southerly
-sfr,ds changing 10 westerly
A G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

the advance, with light receipts and stocks.
The movement in Eastern and cold storage
goods continues large.
Butter is not firm at the advance, and most
dealers report the market dragging. Stocks
are sufficient. but not especially heavy.
Cheese stands about the same Strictly fine
mild new is none too plentiful. but the market
Is overloaded with medium and lower grades,
which dealers having difficulty to SELL
Receipts were 81, 500 lbs Butter 613 cases
Eggs and 81 600 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery. 30G31c for extras and
26G2Sc for seconds: dairy 21624c: store But
ter. 1715G19c; cold storage, 24925c; Eastern.
22624c per ID
cHEESE-New. 1215d13c; Young America
13@14c; Eastern, 15d16c; Western. 14G15c
per Id.
EGGS-Ranch, 3T1ad3S12c for large white
selected and 32AG37c for fair to choice: store
224G271ac; cold storage 24d26c; Eastern
221aG2712c per dozen.
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Flour and NiILStnfS.

FLOUR-Califonia Family Extras. 81 6O0
So, usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81 5Od4 60:
Oregon and Washington, SO 0004 20 per Dbl
for family and IS 90GI4 40 for Bakers
MILLSTUFFS-Prces in packages are as
Flour, SO 20; Rye Meal, So: Rice Flour 81:
Corn Meal 50 Is; extra cream do 81; Oat
Greats 81 so; Hominy, $4Gl4 %; Buckwheat
Flour, 81 50di IS; Cracked Wheat 81 10; Fa-
rna, 81 90: Whole Wheat Flour. SO so; Rolled
Oats. bbls. 81 25QS coin sacks So 75GS 10;
Pearl Barley. So; Split Peas. boxes, 81; Green
Peas, IS so per 100 lbs
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Beans and Seeds.

The local trade quote quieter Bean market
as the shorts have about filled their contracts
The feeling however, continues firm An IN
teresting report the condition of the Michi
gan crop will be found in the first column
ters, SO %; small White. $S93 So; large White
1898 Is; Pink, $3d3 %; Red, 81 9OG33: Lima
So 60G3 65; Red Kidneys. "a; Blackeye, 50 65G5
S5 per ctl: Horse Beans, 81 40a1 so
SEEDS-Brcwn Mustard. nominal. Yellow
Mustard nominal; Flax, 81 7061 so; Canary.
5d5Nc for Eastern; Alfalfa, nominal: Rane
ia Q2Hc: Timothy. 6Q61Ac Hemp az G3i%c
per ID; Millet. 3Q3hc; Broom Corn Seed. S2O6b
DRIED PEAs-Green. 81 soa2 ner ell
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General Merchandise.

< 20 xTooI fSags 39835c. Fleece T[rtne - =,
Sc; Cotton Fruit Bags, eye. easc and T4c for
the three grades; Brown Jute. 61sQ715c
COAL-Wellington. IS per ton: New Well
lngton IS: Seattle SIS so; Bryant So so; Bea-
yer Hill. So so; Stanford. 81 Roslyn, 81; Coos
Bay So so; Greta. 81: Walsend 81; Rich
mond. 81 so: Cumberland SIS in bulk and
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Foreign Futures.
44UailabIe Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. Sept. Especial cable and
telegraphc communfca tions to Bradstree+s
show the following changes in available sun
plies as compared with last account:
Wheat United States and Canada east Of
Rockies increase, 2.179. COO: aaoat for and in
Europe increase 2. 800 600; total supply ir
crease, T. 10 COO bushels
Corn, United states and Canada east of
Rockies increase. 1853. coo bushels
Oats. United States and Canada east of the
Rockies decrease, 603 900 bushels
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Eastern Livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGU.
CHICAGO, Sept 23.-CATTLE-Receip
1900; Texans, 10o0 Western. 5000: good to
prime steers. 1o@15c higher. IS 5oQ6 10; poor
to medium. So 90d5 rs; stockers and feeders,
81 4OQ4 20: cows. 81 4oq4 So; heifers, S2Q5.
Gamers, 81 50Q2 20; bulls. $2Q4 70; calves,
SO 50I7 40; Texas fed steers, 81 S5d4 40:
Western steers SO 25d4 so.
HOGS-Receipts to-day. 5000; tomorrow,
10000; 1CG2Oc lower; mixed and butchers.
rough heavy s. 50g5 SO; light. So soqe 40;
bulk of sales, So 1906 %.
SHEEP-Receipts. rs, eco; sheep. steady to
loo lower; lambs, 15925c lower; good to choice
wethers, So 40q4 IS fair to choice mixed,
lambs So SOFAS 80: Western lambs SO 5565 80
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR wEpNEsDAY sEPTENRrR o.
STOCK MARKET.

Local securities continued quiet with few
fluctuations. Spring Valley Water was higher
at SS4 so and Hutchinson Sugar sold down to
$13. The oil stocks very dull
The New San Francisco Crude oil Company
has levied an assessment Of . cents delinquent
October 20.
The Gould & Curry Mining Company has
levied an assessment of 10 cents per share.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Receipts of Potatoes continued light, but the
tone of the market easy, as there was no
inquiry for shipping. and strictly fancy stock
alone received any attention MERGED Sweets
were well cleaned up and f1rmer. There was no
fresh stock received. but one two cars are
on the way and Will be available to-day
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On the Produce Exchange to day the butter
market was firm; creams 1921 nc; diaries.
14G1si2c. Cheese, strong 10h911lhc. EGGS
steady, 1SG19c.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady; No, ? red wheat, T6979c; No. 2 corn.
47asc No. 2 yellow. 1850; No. white oats
3sG3915c No ? rye, 545305715c; good feeding
barley. 4SGJ0c; fair to choice mating 53f1
59c: No. 1 haxseed. orc; No 1 Northwestern
81 o.; prime timothy seed. SO 10; mess pork
per Dbl; $l2 9Cal3; lard, per 100 lbs, 50 759
sailed shoulders Cboxed), 6Ss06%c: short clear
sides Cbo1ed), So @94c; clover, contract grade
50 1919 30
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London Wool Sales.

LONDON. Sept 23.--A fair selection of II. =
800 bales was offered at the wool auction
sales to-day A small supply of merinos
caused animated competition. Scoureds were
in good demand for the Continent Cross
breds were IN strong demand. Medium and
fine cross breds were purchased for America
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ST. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 23.-wool steady; medium
grades combinz and others 16G21c; light, fine
15@1711c; heavy. fine 1291413c; tubwashed,
20q3Oc.
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demand and prices are a shade lower on South
ern. No. l foundry Northern quoted at 81;
No. foundry Northern SIC so; No. 1 foundry
Southern and No. foundry Southern SOFT $3.50
10
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS.

Bar silveT, steady. p Sled per ounce
Money. 3 u asa per cent. The rate of dis
count in the open market for short bills is
per cent. and for three months bills is
4d4h per cent.
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Total snafes Luz soUU
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK. Sept 23.-Bond transactions
United Railroads of San Francisco: 1000 at
gTIL
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Northern Wheat Market.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
TACOMA Sept 3.-Wheat-Unchanged
Bluestem 79c; Club. 75c.
OREGON
PORTLAND Sept 23.-Wheat-WalIa Wal
la 73c; Bluestem. nc; Valley, TSc
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. Sept. 23.-Clearlngs. s615.o1o;
balances, Sos, COG.
PORTLAND. Sept. 23.-C1earlngs S64G 934;
balances $50, 273.
TACOMA, Sept. 2S.-ClearIngs, $S4O,279;
balances, $50, 651.
SPOKANE, Sept. 23.-Clearings, 1851. 1O2:
balances $40
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Heather Report.
COAST RECORD

f12oth Merfdian-Pacifc TiueD
san FRANCISCO Sept. 23-5 D. m.
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Ne7o York Cotton Market.
NeaV York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 22-Cotton futures
closed barely steady net 11@16 points lower.
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SALES.
Morning Session.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
oiIoWing were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange board YESTERDAY:
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Stock and Bond EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. Sept. 23-2 p. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid-Ask. Bid. Ask
As ar coup. Is or c new
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Afternoon Session.
TONoPAH MINING EXCHANGE

Following We're the sales on the San Fran
cisco and TOnOpah Mining Exchange yester-
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PACIFIC STOCK EwcuANcr
Morning Sessio.

Following were the sales on tn P,.ta-
stock Exchange yesterday:
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TRUSTEES CERTIFICATES

ST G & T.. GTA 6SAl
INSURANCE.
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MANY PEOPLE EXPRESS SYMPATHY
President Roosevelt in Message TO Mayor Carter Harrison
vocus the Nations Grief Extends to Chcasos People,
His Deepest Sympathy in the Terrible Catastrophe That Has
Beaen Them

knowledge Of the FIRE should reach the
audience. Wilton Lackey, the star
of the play now being presented at the
Garrlck, stepped before the curtain and
entertained the audience for over Ave
minutes with witty speech. which
kept his hearers In continual laughter.
The curtain rose for the next act with
out anybody other than the theater en-
ployes knowing that hundreds of lives
were being sacrificed almost next door.
LOOKING FOR FRIENDS.
When the people filed out OF tho
Garrick, they were greeted at the door
by hundreds Of frantic men and women
who anxlously scanned their faces,
looking for members OF their families
and acquaintance who had gone down
town simply to attend a matinee with
out stating to what theater they had
Intended TO go. There were many
scenes OF Joyful recognition and aston
ished members of the Garrick audience
were Rugged and kissed In frantic de-
light by relatives.
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sBEAUTIFUL AND LL-FATED IPoQUOIS.~
The
a o tn News Stat Who Wa
al liam OPENING Five weeksA
"A Deseret News representative

Deret News representative who happened
in
OF
would be chsened "AI Bebeard Wednesday
attended theatrical Chicago
opening performance havbr
eled mgnhcenc Of
distance
which wide and width Main
himself plared Roman in
refreshing furnishings
bafed description To through
all belief
safest all theer McVis theaer has
n world" Will maa
popnetor o McVikes,
swcls
tina uouen
e etoco
Sykes DEATH and directly
the financial loss the is tina
lost
Bueberd which
and people being
for the Chicago disaster tits stated the dispatches
condition nmuc ladders had
ownc o thca he teril los o
professional
and
holding small stock the usual thing
will compelled ndemtc bear
n
which
profession for
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WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIGHT FOR LIFE.
At First Audience Calmly Watched
Striking Cry fsrAher
Were Crushed
Over Mounds o and Dying Living Cambcrsd

vine, who lives at 2sls Prairie avenue,
William Mclaughlin, 10 years OF age,
nephew OF Mrs. Gunsalaus was one
OF those severely burned. He was taken
10 the Presbyterian hospital where the
attending physicians entertained no
hope for his recovery.
Mr.. McLaughlin's home il In Buenos
Ayres. He Is a member Of the sopho-
more class OF the Ohio Wesleyan uni
versity at Delaware, Ohio. and was
spending his holiday vacation at the
Gunsalaus home. He was to have witt
messed the marriage of Miss Martha
Gunsalaus to Henry Hamilton Shuler.
which takes place at the Prairie avenue
residence this evening. Owing to his
condition all invitations to the cere-
mony have been recalled and only the
immediate relatives OF the bride and
groom VIII be present.
SEEKING FOR CHILDREN.
All night long search was kept up for
Mary Dorothy CARTE. - years old,
and Barbara Carte. years old, who
attended the theater with their aunt,
Mrs. Adelaide Hoptfelt. Today their
bodies had not been found and there
seems to be no doubt that the children
have, persisted. They are the daughters
OF A. r. CARTE and the nieces OF r. r.
Crane. the millionaire manufacturer Of
this city.
Mrs. Hoptfelt was taken from the
theater severely burned about the head
and shoulders. The children are be-
lieved TO have been caught in the
crush, coming down from the balcony
and to have been trampled to death
on the staircase leading TO the main
floor.
Walter Zeisler, II years old. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Zeiser Is among
the missing. He IL nephew OF Fanny
Bloomfield Zaisler, the famous pianist
A WHOLE PARTY DEAD.
A party consisting Of Mrs. Lucy earn.
her two children, Frank, 10 years old,
and Willie. s years old, Harriet Wolfe,
10 years old, daughter OF Ludwick
Wolfe, a millionaire business man and
Miss Burke, a dressmaker, Is missing
Mr.. Wolfes entire family searched all
night through the hospitals and NOR
gucs but failed to find n trace OF any
members Of the party.
Greene Stewart Republican national
committeeman from Illinois, spent the
entire night hunting for Mrs. r. NJ.
Fox, OF Winnekta, H., and her. three
children. Mrs. Fox In tho .daiehtei'
of William Hoyt, who was president
of the William Hoyt Grocery COM
pany, one OF the wealthiest concerns
OF the kind IN the west. Mrs. Fox was
taken home but none of the children
was found. Mr. Stewart said the hand
kerchief OF Hoyt Fox, IL years old, had
been found in the pockets OF suit
upon the body of boy at Holston's
morgue. There is no doubt that II is
the boy, although, the features cannot
be identified.
A PATHETIC SCENE.
There was a pathetic secene at Rol-
ston's morgue when the body OF John