The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-02

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aton.s and a1ordan's morg,es tins al'ef.
nuo, who had been on their feet 'o'
u fnr,v.c,rbt hours. constantly search,he
for those they Ind lost The greater
number OF dead are In these TWO p'aee .
~, ,ne,, who Ind Waved the Rhastly
Il rive Of rorpses before and had gone
IN ,,nayoiing searches to every oti NJ
M, rne and undertaking room ia me
II ,,iit IL which the dead from tho theatre
4 i,nd htcn taken. cainc back once more 10
!, eisthn's and Jordnrs. almost III de-
z grnjr. hut hoping against hope that 'nes
Y ,nIrht have overlooked their dead IN ia ~. ~,
great number, that had crowded tns "a
n iles and floors OH 7 nursuas s. ,e IL
Iii some eases they were stccesslul, !, -. ).
i5 r,ary others they were not Practicalls,
y III, nr the bodies which admit OF carclui
Identification have been carried away
!. nnd ar those which remain. the major
VII are 81 sich n condition TINT only INC ~,
most minute aud careful inspcctioh VIII
no able TO reveal their identity to tnoso
A who knew them best.
Sad Case.
t,ne ~ lie sa;dcst cases was that oil
y Herbert and Agnes I,ange. of l6o2 BaIt!
Z Avenue Boil: children had ATTENDED 'ne
performance and after many hours y,
4 tirosss searching the broken-hearteu
< IN Their finally found the daughter Asnes'
d IN an undertaking establishment.
M, Tango, almost exhausted through
n ,,is continuous trips from morgue 70
,,,orrt,e. from hospital to hospital. iron,
nolica stations to the coroner's Office ana AM,
then back through the wearisome rol'l ~.
again and again, came this aftermoo.l
inter despair to the office OF Ghlel o.
3 Police oNel and begged TWO ae ,.i,,,
tives to assist him. lie also pieaue1 W.,
81 ncwspapcr men and his voice ct oheu
80, failed as he referred to his wife,
,yhnl Law utterly Frustrated at tneir
.,,o,ne. Mr.. 1angc said these were ms
YoriwT children and the detectives an"
nawsnfner men promised him every as a,
ristance. though they themselves we're a.
,,,ost worn out by long hours OF WIZ VIZ
Finally, the body of the glrl was t i'una
and the broken-hearted father sathe, ,'i,
MI ~ .,;ttle form and took 1t to his
carriage. 800, ,a sa,d
& s.o,,d this will be q great conlorl W
u hn,. r,other." The absolute failure o. NJ.
l,nnge to identify any one OF the pvu o,,S
ns that OF his son aroused some lup ~
(. that tho boy may stlll DC aliNe an" anu - :
for in some hospital. s.. 10.
,vl,en no reached his homo to-nleht. 10
he drove up to the door with the p ..,.,,,
4 ,vhich no had brought from the morsue
&c mat OF his daughter, he was greeted
nv tis wife who told him that their TWO w
children had returned home TINS e'shlns
IN safety. They had become dazeu ap
,,.,rcnt1v ana had been wandering arouiiu
Va III without knowing where they
,,.oro Mr.. Lange at once returned ~
~ rnorr,,e with the body Of the niue
sir, which ne thought to be OF his own
..rhere was so little by which could
S recognize the body, lie salo. 'a.
was confident that never Wouio ,.e ~. 49,
~ satisfy ny own mind ahsolutel! ttiat
.1..s my daughter, but at the same
time there were some strong points Oh ~.
.amhlance. and l concluded that IT must
be she.
Many Calls.
THE funeral Of the two RegensouFs cnli-
dren was held this afternoon al tle ho on.
=. ,hsf- -s.-eats. No Sis1 Michigan A's
nc ~ The heart OF the eTis,oc!aiic Sc
49,, AZ the Southsida- Because OF ne
49, ra7.s upon his time Dr. E-n!i Z.
\ q. Ei-sch. who conducted the services, an
,,y,r--r,sys rt., be rou,i be aole 70 oeilss.
only q short address. In iouI OH
homes 1t Inc members Q. ~ eS'!.s 80,
$rso- izr TIE boiiss o. cta2sais. "-ls.tis
- - -, Il of.cigts al .fasir funerals.
-, 80 gare.,saju-s hg-ns DE. .ti-sch
=.s-.tf-o .zzst 81 Dr. Joseph Zstsle- No
s,,s.s 1s.s 2a-E Aye-us. 10 aaar1.n 80
F,r-5s-ai u another aroIEE F1cla-.t- /"
& Z.!Eze- wcso Tas CT {. 81 -. =. -.
brightest sEza6sols II lfss S.a-HS4s.''
: - -. er-s-ssDc= Of Iris ape CLERGYMAN
i, tgs rTsl-1d from home 10 asEns Is o1-
i sElstsrso.. a1 gE2as dozens 81 o-tas. ILL.,
5sssrs we're czIiad 1pan 70 perform dail-ls
stss car. -. 80. ,,a-
-,.ss.sS r.sie..yes 10 ss:ii-e all Inc czT-
- -.sag wished TO ccnvey thesr
t-fs.6x ard relatives 10 fhe te-nete.aes,
IN many c.Ses II yas 1@r 5so'fs2oie ,oF Al
-nerrt,ers Of me Immediate family 10 roe
n tss funeral ca-tess. because y Ca
RIGGS cc1!6 BE- procured Ter tA+;n-
ria 7t,-s-vr.erl we're simply oTs1~ ilelfraeG
- 6.--sr,t,s made upon them, and
earnestly urged that as far as possible
~ ,sfat{yes should content themselves
with a carriage for The pail-oeafefs. tns
hea.se and one other carriage lor tie
family Where there were more members
~ me family than could conveniently
r5do IN The single carriage. they were
compelled 20 make their way 10 tae celh-
efery nv other methods of transportation.
This wa the .ituation In Chicago To-
dav. and t6-morrow 1t Will be intensified.
rho coroner's office to-day Issued near!s
so burial certificates for people Nliled III
residing in other cities, but they were
comparatively few.
Police Inquiry.
The police to-day vigorously pushed
their inquiry into the causes OF the fire
and made several arrests OF stage hands,
among them William McMulicn. the
operator of the light which started the
fire. He was locked up at the Central
station. and Wilson Kerr, fly man nj
the theatre, was also placed in cell.
FIFTEEN members Of the double octette
which takes part in the song I'm the Pale
Moonlight" have been placed under ar
rest by the police. Miss Romano belng
tho sole one who has so far cluded the
detectives They are wanted as Witnesses
and there Is no charge against any Of
them. Orders were issued by Chief OF
Police ONcl tonight that none OF the
fifteen would be released unless bond
II Of 5000 was furnished.
McMulen, the light operator, underwear
a searching examination by Assistant
y Chief of Police Schuettlel this afternoon
McMullen's story is as follows:
II was standing on the iron bridge n
eli of he g wliTI