The evening world., 1905-07-01
HOW THE END CAME.

At . o'clock this morning Clarence
Hay had recovered partially from LIE
first shock of grief. He reported that
his mother and sister were resting, ana
thai A.G. Hay was hearing the blow
bravely.
DR.. Scudder then gave out the follow
ing official statement
NH. Hays recent Illness was coca
sloned by causes which enlarged the
PROSTATE gland. I, retention which
resulted was relieved. No operation was
performed. In view OF MIR. Hays pre-
vious general condition, he was most
carefully watched lest any compiled
lions should arise,
1T was determined that: his hear,
and kidneys were doing their normal
work He responded VII to the lo-al
conditn D. Everything w-s apparently
prosrca ; satisfactorily.
Yesterday was the most comfortable
day he had had during his Illness. At 10
O'Clock IN the evening he vas examined
by the attending phys.cih.s n mis- con-
dition was found to be gyoi. He laid he
felt as If he would have u comfortable
night. At II O'Clock Mr., Hay was s.eep-
ing quietly and naturally The nurse
lay down on u couch near the bed.
"At about 1918 Mr., Hay called The
nurse because he was having diHI.ulty IN
breathing. : = sInsn.I"i the doc r,
b their efforts were Of no avail Mrs.
Lay was allied l1G reached tie DrGsIse
before Mr, Hay died. Death WAS due -
pulmonary embolism."
The illaess which so weakened Mr..
Hays PHYSICAL powers as to AAa!ty
bring about death, made It's III appa.cu,
noticeably last March. I!rei u worn
from the strain OF uNslwuTS, ne was
ordered by his pms sIcIanS 70 make a
trip abroad IN order 10 obtain spstIa!
treatment and a cuInpic,e RESI-.
some indication OF the Secretary 5 con-
dillon wAs to be found IN ms collapse
on the steamship pier in New 4OIn AZ
he was about 70 board tho " Hltc Star
liner Crelic. bound Tor the AedltsT-
raneau. Secretary HAY, however, was
deterIulned 10 MS I.p anu he
was carried ON board to MS cabin. Wire
less telegraph ad\lyos l!unt The ship At
sea told ui Improvement IN ms vul-
diIion. and in Italy the Secretary was
SO much better ut.eI a rest that he Was
able 10 journey qulotiy 20 various ClIiss,
iinalla going 10 Bad AauAeim, where hs
took tae baths.
When later Secretary Hay visited
Paris there was sornr SUGGESTION tuat
n night be IN CONGESTION Will ms
office as SCtFtlAIs o. SlAlt, b4f TINS
was quickly siIcRCua by tue Secretary
refusal TO engage IN any functions OF
an on.cial nature. Then he Dl-seJ 10
creat Britain, Whe." he was accorded
Inc same distinguished thougI nnpiUc.l
reception that marked his days In paris.
SHOWED SIGNS OF IMPROVING
All this lime Mr.. HAY seemed 20 DC
improving, The return from Europe
was about A fortnight ago Secretary
Hay visitoi his daughter : lcstavuur a.
Hay Shore, l. J., II a few DAYS later
he nvnt 10 Washington 20 take Nu Tor
a brief period his duties az Secretary
OF Site. Last Saturday evening be-
arrived at his summer home here. ace
compHnicd by ais son, CluTluut. Mira,
Hay mad preceded him,
The journey had ~fatiKurd TIE Sec
rstsiy, however, ana lc had cprtra".n ed
while travelling u .sliEht cold, When
Mr. Hay suddenly Culup vl Hu 1r Ift.r'
noon OF the following day his wife and
son became greatly alarmed for I'M
Secretary seemed 20 remain IA a duz.d
condition aud not Ia respond 10 thelT
hero" efforts tu evive him,
OPERATION FIRST ADVISED.
A local practitioner. Dr. ]. J.. Cain, a
Newport, Was Immediately summoned
As another precaution. Mrs. Hay sum
tnoned from bosIen Dr. Charles l.
6cuddsg a Or. Fred IT. Murphy, sar,
sssas "a the stsa q the Aassashnsstti