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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-06
H.F.WICHMAN
BOX $40.
Wilder'S Steamship Co. Ltd


On and after Tuesday. Nov. G. the
steamer KINAU will sail from Homo
lulu on Tuesdays at ~ noon, for Kauna-
kakai, Lahaina, Maalaea Bay, Kihei,
Makena, Kawaihae, Mahukona, Lau-
phoehoe and Hilo. frat
Returning, will sail from Hilo on
Fridays at p. m. for above named
ports, arriving at Honolulu on Satur-
days.
=. :. CLAUDINE,
VIII leave Honolulu every Tuesday
at p. M, touching at Lahaina, Kahu-
lui, Nahiku, Hama, Hamoa and Kipa-
hulu. Maui. Returning, touches at
above named ports. arriving at Homo
lulu Sunday mornings a
VIII call at Nuu, Kaupo, once each
month.
$. s. LEHUA.
Sails every Monday for Kaunakakai
kamalo. Maunalei, Kaiaupapa, Lahai.
ma, Honolua, Olowalu. Returning ar
rives at Honolulu Saturday mornings.
This company reserves the right to
make changes In the time of depart.
ure and arrival Of It's steamers WITH
W. ANoAASA1b dhu IL Will uOL DC re-
sponsible for any consequences arising
therefrom.
Consignees must be at the Landings
to receive their Freight; this Company
will not hold Itself responsible for
freight after 1t has been landed.
Live Stock received only at ownsr'a
risk. 5'.l
This Company will not be Responsible
for Money or Valuables of. passang.rs
unless placed In the care OF Pursers.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking. Those fail
Ing to do SO will be subject to an adj
ditional charge OF twenty-five per cent
The Company will not be liable for
loss OF, nor injury to, nor delay Ia. the
delivery OF baggage or personal effects
OK the passenger beyond the amount of
100000, unless the value OF the same
be declared, at or before the Issue of
the ticket, and freight is paid thereon.
All employees OF the Company are
forbidden to receive freight without de-
livering a shipping receipt therefor in
the form prescribed by the Company
and which may be seen by shippers up
on application to the pursers OF the
Company's steamers.
Shippers are notified that II freight 10
shipped without such receipt, II will
be solely at the risk OF the shipper.
c. l.. WIGHT, President. e5a
CAPT. 7. X. CLARKE, Port Supt.
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$. s. LEIIIJA.

Sails every Monday for Kaunakakai.
kamalo. Maunalei, Kaiaupapa, Lahai.
ma, Honolua, Olowalu. Returning. ar
rives at Honolulu Saturday mornings.
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A whale over forty feet long stranded
on the beach at Makaweli last week
and caused much excitement until
killed by the native fishermen.
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A LOST CAUSE
Hilo's Health Board
Suspends.
Committee Realizes It's Existence /,
Preposterous'- Charge Cooper
With Breaking Promises,

Sberin Andrews under date OF jan
uarv 2Sth, advises the Board OF Health
that upon his return to Hilo after a
few days absence ne found 4 case OF
suspected plague had been reported by
Drs Grace and Moore, and the latter
had placed the premises and the man
supposed to be infected under Quaran-
tine. The sheriff also added as pre-
cautionary measure wire net fence
surrounding the place. The next morn
ing both physicians agreed that the
suspect" was merely suffering from a
venereal disease, and the quarantine
was raised. The wire fence was taken
back to headquarters to await further
developments.
BY the same mail DR.. Grace informs
the Board of Health that the Health
Committee of the Island of Hawaii has
suspended its deliberations until such
time as it is vested with executive au-
thority, it having been brought home
to the committee by the unauthorized
landing of mails at various ports on
this Island that such authority is lack-
ing
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-10
] Base
DE- L a S pRovs1oprs
de los beers.

Hablando un corresponsal con
un cd omerciante To de la bahia de Della
goa dice: Los oficiales po1tugueses
de Ia bahia de Delagoa son gente IA
cilmd dnte corruptible. Cuando en-
pezo La guerra los portugueses como
todo Ell nundo, creyeron que la victo-
ria era segura rapida para los ingle-
ses al principle habia ciertas diff
cultades para ell trafico, pero desde
que lbs operaoiones han empezado q
favor ecer a los beers, Sc hacen ahier-
tanner nte las importaciones de ann S,
municiones reclutas- para la canpa-
Los pOrtugueses en- vez de ayu'
.dar q los ingleses han hecho de la
bahia un centric de provisiones para
los beers. Aunque los buques ingle'
ses tt tiIenen establecido el bloqueo este
no su rte efecto deseado por que las
anna 5 va n ocultas debajo de toda la
ercancia; los documentos van ARE
glado Is de antemano en- cuanto la
gente va en- los vapores como pasa
jerosJ sirvientes, marineros &, que
son recibidos con gran entusiasmo,
convenientemente equipados son re-
mitid os q Pretoria.
Toda Europa esta convertida en-
camp b de recluta para los beers,
siendp b el encargado de la misma ell
DR.. Z Leyds, que es hOmbre listo, tie
ne la absolute confianza de Kruger
todo ell dinero necesario, que es la
parte mas esencial de estos negocios.
El es quien inspira informa la prem
sa, Kruger da el dinero asf Sc com
pleta La obra.
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Un aCertaQO
nOnbranlientO,

Don Jose Ruiz de Sagredo, &C
tual Alcalde de Arecibo, ha sido
nombrado miembro de la Junta insu-
lar de instruction Pdblica del Dis
trito de Arecibo.
Conocemos al sef1or Ruiz de Sa-
gredo puede felicitarse al Djstrito
citado por ese nombramiento, pues
nos consta que el senior Fuiz tiene
preparados algunos trabajos propo-
niendo mejoras en- la instruction, asi
como la creaci6n de mayor ndmero
de escuelas.
Ell se1or Ruiz de Sagredo tiene
competencia reconocida q, el ramo
de instruction., pues ademas de su
perfeia sus buenos deseos, ha sido
Professor por espacio de 20 amos. A
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San Juan Puerto Rico 10 de EneIo de 1000.
San

intentaron incendiarlela casa, sin que
por clio fneron nunca castigados los
autores dedelitos tan barharOs.
Airnta,s Iaor Ia impunidad de
que gozaban, estos salvajes, ultima
mente, encontrandose en- su casa ell
senior Rodriguez, rodearon todo el edi-
ficio con haces de paja impregnados
de petr6leo y les prendieron fuego.
81 senior Rodriguez trato de huir
para salvarse del fuego; pero 81 y los
vecinos que acudieron d sofocar ell in
ceDdio fueron. apedreados por los au-
torres de tan brutal atropello. ,
Aunque las camranas tocaron
fuego, al lugar del suceso no acudi6
ninguna autorida1.
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S0Ciedad an0ninaa
"LUZ ELECTRICA.'

Cumpl;cndo 10 prescrito on la
base So, sc cita 4 los Sres Accionis
tas para la Junta General Ordinaria
que SO celebrara el 10 de Febrero
pr6ximo & la una de la tarde en- la
oticina de la Sociedad-Calle del Pre-
sidio no 3. Marina.
{ En- esta Junta General ordinaria
Sc tratara de los particularesi en- la
forma que indican la base "a y el ar
tfculo 30 del Reglamento, y para re,
solver sobre ampliacion, previo au-
mento del capital, venta, fusion 6
cualquier otra medida que So consi-
dere conveniente en- vista de las cir
cunstancias. Puerto Rico 10 de Enc
70 de 190O--El Director-Anselmo
Gonzalez Padin.
a. e. 2v. p. S. h. ell 9.
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Galceta de hoy
Orden General No. 232
Diciembre 80 1899.

Ell parr lfo z de Ordenes &C.
nerales, no 176, serie corriente, de
este Quartet General, queda deroga-
do.
II Una contribution de veinte
ctvs. sobre cada baraja importada
en- Puerto-Rico, Sc cobrara en- la A.
duana, a beneficio del Tesoro Insu.
lar, por los Agentes de la Colecturfa
de Rentas Internas, en- la mi sma for
ma prescrita para el cobro de la
contribution sobre eOleomargarinas
en- el parrafo 3, de Ordenes Genera
les, No 1876, serie corriente, de este
Quartet General.
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nir,parcial, eco De "a opinion y de IA prensa+
iIr1duerdl.

y Ya tornan las inquietas golondr rinas
al tierno hogar de sus paiizos nidbs;
y va al ritmo de mt,sicas divinas -'-
Sc descOrren las gasas matutinas,
Sc despiertan los osculos dormidos.
Las borrascas Sc van; ]legan las calmas:
Ell afpa celestial vibra/ 10 lejos
reverdecen las ceibas y las palmas
y Sc inunda> el alcazar de las aImas
de la dicha a los misticos refeios.
Naturaleza toda resucita
ibre va del inperio de las sombras
En- tOdo Ell gerlnen del ideal palpita
y hasta de tt, !oh amada virgencita!
oigo la dulce yoz conque me nombras.
iQuien te volviSera contemfplar d solas
cuando Ell sol en- ocaso' Sc desmay va!
iQuien juntara al rugido de las olas
nuestras d llces y tiernas barcarolas
cantadas a la orilla de la playa!
Todo es luz. todo vida. todo amores
en- La inmeasa extensi IN del horizonte;
nay orglas de aromas en- las flores,
y vuelven a entonar los rlliSeIlOres
sus cantlcts triunfales por el monte
Els que ha vuelto la alegre prima avera;
es que todo sonrie su regreso,
porque llega triunfante en- su carrera
repartlendo el placer por donde quiera
que imprime con amor SUI ardiente beso
Todo gozar en- la extension con- vida:
en- ell cielo Ia estrella reverbera;
la Illusion vuelve al alma antristecida
trayendole otra vez auras de vida
al tornar la riente primavera.
oh! vosotros, los dias primaverales
del eterno ideal fulguraciones!
No os Levels estas brisas virginales,
nj apagu6is de estas musicas triunfales
las sublimes y gratas impresiones!
RAMON E. VARGAS.
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Salvajjiisn1o
on Ia cuna
DE LA CIENCIA.

En- Almendra, (Salamanca), al
gunos vecinos venian desde hace item
po en- emistados con ell medico titular
del leblo, don Nicolas Rodriguez.
Antes habian desahogado su en-
como contra ell senior Rodriguez, des-
troza hdole una vila que posela y que
mandole un edificio que tenia desti-
nado i pajar va lenera, y tambien
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-10
'BanCo Popular
DE ECONOMIAS Y PREST1 mo 5
y
de San J,l0n de PtO-Mco

Ell Consejo de Gobierno de esta
Sociedad en- session celebrada la no
che del dia del corrionte mes, acor
do de conformidad con 10 que deter
minan sus EStatutOs, cOnvOcar 4 Jun
ta General ordinaria de accionistas,
Ia cual Sc llovara q efecto el dia 0
del presente mes de Enero q las de
. la nochc en- el salon principal del A
teneo PuertorriQue1O.
A lavez Sc hace presente los
Senores impOnentes que desde ma
nana pueden oohrar los intereses CO
rrespondiantes al seyundo semestre
del anO ultimo, en- casa del ST.. Te-
sorero de la Gociedad, San Jose MI
nero 9.--San Juan Pto Rico 10 de
Enero de 1900 Ell Secretaeio-Vi-
cente Guillot Jorda. a.-Vo Bo-El Di-
rector-Acuha.
d, Q. 10-14 y 19.
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! Ell COLERA
on los Cerdos.

20 Ell departamento de agriculture
de los E. U. Sc propone h Ger una
serie de experimentos en- los Estados
de Iowa y de Tennessee, para des-
cubrir, 81 es possible, algunos medios
practicos para desterrar ell c6lera en-
los cerdoS. Ell resultado de estos
experimentos ha de interesar a to-
dos los agricultores, y por 10 tanto,
procuraremos tener al corriente de
ellos a los lectores de LA CORRES-
PONDENCIA.
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Circular, No AZ.
Diciembre 80 1899.

Diciembre 80 1899.
Notificado el Secreterio de la
Guerra por el Secretario de Estado,
que en- virtud de orden del Presiden-
to Sc ha concedido reconocimiento
provisional y temporal de la capaci-
dad Official de los Sres. Saliva y Bre-
garo, nombrados Agentes Consula-
res de Italia respectivamente en- Ma
yagiez y San Juan de Puerto-Rico,
que Ian reconocidos al efecto los ci.
tados senores a quienes Sc permite
ejercer sus funciones consulares.
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No tome drogas;; GSa9ee 1s3a pr conc s@s
de Canarias, (Cruz 49, y rejuvene-
cera Vd. y SO pondra fuerte, no hay
otro alimento que le iguale.
Els sano y nutritivo.
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S0CA De P|TA
detodos grueSoS
Ia mas barata en-
plaza. = = =: !.
Sobrinos de Armas,
.Y Is, CRUZ 13. 81
A a Q al
Inportdnte
La Junta Superior de Sanidad.


FL dia 81 de Enero de 1900,
q antes 81 fuere possible, todos log
Mediccs, Farmaceuticos, Dentistas,
practicautes, .Comadronas Enferme-
ras profesionales que ejerzan en- esta
isla, deberan haber solicitado licen-
cia competente, de la Jrnta superior
do San dad On San Juan.
Habra examenes para,
Med cos Cirujanos -. Enero 2
pentistas as,,,.....,. 8
Farmaceuticos. os....... " IS
Prac icantes ...... %
Comadronasy y Enfermeras 90
Vease Ia Circular mum. II, del
Quartet General, del Departamento
de Puerto Rico.
san Juan, P. r. 18 de Novbre de 1899.
Habra nuevos examenes en- ell mes
tle Junio de 1900.
Dirigirse al doctor George G.
Croft, Seer etario, San Juan P. Il.
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Por medicos recetan Ia EUL
SION De SCOTT gran nedIclna almento el
renedo racona perfecto eeaz que
la T|SlS. ESCROFULA. hNEF1lA. DEBlLIDAD GENERAL,
REUN1ATlSN1O CRONICO, RAQUlTSr10 TOSES. cAThRROS.
todas las afeccones de- Ia CARANTA los PuLn1ONES.
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Sc vende !: +! :? :: :::::s:: :::::;:: ::::s;

jT-O IyVIUI III CITTtII IICNIIU CO'' N'D VT F6V
ses. Dirigirse. KLEIN.
IS Ta,uan.
OPERARIOS DE FOTO GRAF A
Sc necesita un bueu relCta a or,
dos operarios de copla laboraJorlo-
Inform aran en- la galer1a del =
nor Colorado San Jose IL. San Juan
Puerto Rico y
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Los de La LEC1TA Emulsion de aproba
Facad Medea, adheda
cublera la etlqueta de uN OMBRE LLEVANDO CUESTAs
UN GRAN BACALAC. Rechacense frauduentos 1os
que lmitaciones
Pidase las Boteas SCOTT BOVINE. ouicos Nueva
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"He obtenido los mejores resultados en-
mi clinica civil con Ell empleo de la Emul-
sion de Scott en- los tuberculosis, escrofulo-
SOS, y en- todas las enfermedades que dejan
tras de 81 empobrecimiento de las fuerzas"
! Dr. MUN1z FERRE1RA Mococa, Sac Paulo Brasil.
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"Receto frecuenten4ente la Emulsion de
Scott para los depauperados por miseria isio-
logica, para los ninos raquiticos para la insu-
6cien ncia nutritiva que siempre predomina en- la
tuberculosis" Dr.. SuE,RAs, Habana, Cuba.
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''He empleado desde hace muchos adoo
tanto en- Italia, como en- Bolivia, La Emul.
sion de Scott" de aceite de higado de bacas
Ao hipofosftos, " siempre he obtenido
excelentes 1esultados.
DR. T~sMAs1. La Paz, Bolivia
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e "Empleo con exito la Emulsion de Scott
, en- la escrofula. el raquitismo. las enferme-
dades de los 6rganos respiratorios todas Las
aiecci6nes 4ue dejan tras de 81 una gran de-
bilidad constitutional" DR. CAsTRILLo We.
lencia, Venezuela.
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leading advisers. but the Tigor Of the op-
ponents had been underestimate. Mr..
Bryan is determined. however. to stand BY
his original declaration.
Today. Il is said. he admitted that the
representations Of his friends at Kansas
City that he would refuse to be a candi-
date on a platform that did not specifically
reiterate a declaration in favor OF free ana
unlimited coinage OF silver were correct.
He now practically says. without reserve
that he will not run on a platform opposed
70 his ideas. There is no doubt that he
made himself perfectly clear to Hill. Sui
ger. aud other New York Democrats. he
comedies that the New Workers are the
ones who are making him the most trou-
BILE Further. Mr.. Bryan will not 20 10
Kansas City after his nomination. unless
a silver plank is adopted
1t is not certain that he will 20 in any
event, but the probabilities are that. il
the silver plank is adopted according TO his
ideas. he will leave here via the Burlington
tomorrow on a special train If he should be
nominated this afternoon or tonight. The
number Of messages Mr. Bryan is receiv-
ing from all parts OF the United States
urging him to go 10 Kansas City is aston
ishing. The messages are received by the
baskeffuI
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AGAINST A MINORITY REPORT.
Delegations Meet and Instruct ResO-
IutIons Committee Members.

Delegations Meet and Instruct ResO-
IntIon- Committee Members.
KANSAS CITY. July 5.-The Texas del
esatiOn Caucused at 10 a. IN. today and In
.ructed Ball, OF the Resolutions Commit
tee. not to sign a minority report against 4
specific silver plank.
This is considered a big gain for the 10
% l people.
Michigan's caucus decided not to sign a
minority report.
Representative Ball. who represented
Texas On the Committee on Resolutions.
IVES called upon at the caucus of the Lose
Star State delegation this morning TO state
Bryars position on the silver question as 1t
vas disclosed 10 the committee.
His personal preference" said Ball. rs
for a specific silver plank in addition to
reafiirmation OF the Chicago platform.
The only Official statement. however.
that was made to the committee on be-
half of Mr.. Bryan was that we should go
ahead and make a platform on our own
cOnscienCes-
Richard Croker sent word to Senator
Jones. Chairman Of the Resolutions Com
mittee. this morning that New York's sew
enty-two votes in the event Of a fight
would stand by the 16 TO 1 plank.
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TIE HEAT TO CONTINUE.
The Weather Bureau Holds Out No
Hope for N Cool Wave.

The Weather Bureau Holds Out No
Hope for N Cool Wave.
NO hope" said the Weather Sage To-Day.
as tears Of sympathetic perspiration rainei
and trickled from his fevered brow. He
smelled of a rare bouquet of sun flowers
and fire lilies presented with the cOngrat-
ulations of the North Star Ice Assoe.a-
ton. As he toyed with these flowers OF
the season and spong9d away diadem OF
humid pearls from his leaking brow, he
said again NO hope
Taking into his warm embrace an ice
cream freezer. plunging his sockless an
kles into the water cooler and introducing
into his system a curious amber fluid
with a tuft OF pungent green, called mint.
looming luciously from its chilly
depths, he said again There is no hope"
AS he listened raptly TO the rumble Of
an ice wagon in the streets below and as
he rested his weary gaze upon that cool
ing picture of Napoleon Retreat from
Moscow" be spoke as follows:
Tell your readers who are legion that
the little sparrows Will continue to leave
their footprints IN the asphalt Tell them
that l am seeking to subdue the sizZard
and silence the sirocco that is sOughing
from the West. But tell them that in
their misfortune they have company. Tell
that while it was SO here yesterday. it
was IS at Baltimore, 9S at Norfolk. 100 at
Yuma. and 80 at Phoenix. At S o'clock
this morning the mercury stood at 81 at
o'clock at 81; at 10 o'clock at IS: at noon
at 81 and the shining fluid was still exc
cutting cTessendo movement. / am think
ing of adding about four inches 70 the off,
cial thermometer that the mercury may
rot be crowded
The official forecast for the District Of
Columbia is partly cloudy and continued
warm tonight and Friday: light TO fresh
southerly Winds
The barometer was relatively high this
morning from the lower lake region south
ward to Florida and was low over South
Dakota and western Nebraska.
General rains have fallen throughout the
extreme Northwest. the upper Missouri
Valley. Minnesota. and the northern part
Of the upper lake region. There have also
been showers on the Middle Atlantic coast.
The temperature continues high gener-
ally east Of the Mississippi River the re-
giOn Of greatest heat being in Virginia
Maryland. and the District OF Columbia.
The temperature has fallen in Kansas,
Nebraska. and elsewhere throughout the
Northwest.
John Pruitt thirty years OF age. who Ie-
sides at the corner OF Tenth and st1e Is
southwest, was overcome BY the heat in
the New Jersey Avenue freight yaIds
shortly after noon today. He was taken
to Providence Hospital.
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HANDSOME SHAFT UNVEILED.
Maryland Memorial to Victim of
The Mnine Disnstcr.

the Maine Disaster.
ELKTON. Nd, July 5-In BrOokview
Cemetery. at Rising sun. this county, yes
terday afternoon, in the presence OF sew
cral hundred people from this and the ad-
joining counties in Pennsylvania. was IN
yelled the handsome monument TO the
memory Of John a. Kay. who lost his life
in the destruction Of the United States bat
tleship Maine in Havana Harbor.
The monument was erected by the Kay
Monument Association, which Hanson H
Haines. President OF the Rising Sun Ma
tional Bank was instrumental in organ
iZing, contributions coming from all parts
Of Cecil and from the counties of Chester
and Lancaster in Pennsylvania. The cere-
monies attending the unwilling OF the mon
ument were Of an impressive character.
Headed by the Nottingham, Pa, COrnet
Band the procession started from Centre
Square and marched to the cemetery.
Mr.. Haines as president of the Kay Mon
ument Association, presented the monu-
ment TO the family of the deceased IN a
speech in which he referred touchingly to
the young man who lost his life aboard the
battleship. Rev. David z. Shaw, pastor of
the West Nottingham Presbyterian Church
accepted the monument for the family and
was followed by Howard Bryant. of the
Baltimore bar, who was the orator Of the
occasion.
The monument is OF white marble and
islands 16 IL feet high, being feet 6
inches at the base. Inscribed upon the
shaft is the following: In memory of John
A Kay. MaChinist. who was lost with the
United States battleshlp Maine in Havana
Harbor on February -, 1898 Erected by
the citizens Of Cecil and adjoining counties
as a tribute 10 his herOism." John A.
Kay" in block letters stands out prominent
on the second base. Young Kay was about
rwenty-four years of age and was a son OF
Alexander B. Kay. who is a wealthy land
owner in the Sixth district. The body of
Kay was never recovered
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NOT FATALLY HURT.
narrow Escape If Jnme. Dorsey
Who Was Stabbed in the Rrcast

Narrow Escape If Jnme. Dorsex
Who Was Stabbed in the breast
The condition 81 James Dorsey. colored
who was stabbed IN the left breast last
night. it is said. b. George Washington
also colored. and who it was thought was
fatally wounded was today reported to be
greatly improved Dorsey is still a pattern
at the Emergency Hospital. but It Is
thought will this evening be sent to his
home at GIL Half Street southwest.
DIR. Smith. Of the hospital stan stated
this morning that Dorsey had a narrow es
cape from death. The knife with which
he was stabbed entered the left breast p,
a distance Of three inches and missed the
lung by very small margin. II was
thought last night that the lung had been
punctured. but a closer examination This
morning revealed that such was not the
case.
George Washington. who il is alleged
stabbed Dorsey is being searched for nv
the police. A good description os the ma,
has beea furnished and il is expected fis
arrest viii be effected today Washington
home is on G Street between Second ard
Third Street southwest.