The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-12
local MATTERS.

>,N>lRuHES-FATAL AND NOT FATAL
4. Monday Alr. Gabriel Landclle, cigar
manufacturer. No. 1928 Byrd street, was at
tlcLrd with sunStroke. and died shortly AZ
.,r,yards. Mr.. Landcllc had just returned
from i visit TO the cuStom-hollsc, where he
j,,l been 10 make his usual report. when he
wa> taken sick.
colored man. who drives dray for the
Old dominion Iron aud Nail Works Com
rany. had Slnstroke at the Fredcricks-
burr. depot. yesterday, on Broad street.
PROMPT measures for his relief were used,
ami he WAS conveyed to his home.
Yesterday about hali-paSt l. o'clock car
prutcr named Edwin Cooke had asunstrokc
near the corner Of Broad and Eleventh
streets. Mr.. Cooke was ut work in the
shade. saving some timber for the stand
that was being erected on the old City Hall
lot when he was attacked. Mr.. George Jen-
ming, and other kindly disposed persons,
aided lv DR.. w. IL. Taylor, the coroner,
administered the usual remedies. and when
the city ambulance arrived, which was tcle-
rraphcd for. he was conveyed to his home.
1 draw horse Was overcome by the heat
Yesterday about II O'Clock, on Governor
street. near Cook Il Laughton'S.
About o'clock Yesterday horse attach
ed 10 the draw Of Mr.. +. Walbauer fell near
the corner Of Fifteenth and Main streets
from the effects OF the sun.
The city ambulance horse gave out yes
tcrdav about > O'Clock at the corner OF Fiji
tcrnth and Cary streets.
Mr.. e.. A. johnson. Of Goochland county,
had slight ~unStrokc while walking up
Franklin street. Yesterday, just below the
Exchange Hotel: He went into 4 neigh
boring house, and was soon perfectly re-
stored.
At 3P. VI. there was call for the ambr-
lance from The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road d.'p0, but there was no response, the
ambulance horse being broken down from
heat. The call was for coorcd man who
was overcome by heat on Eighteenth street
Robert Bailey. watchman at the New
York sheds. was taken home very i'll from
,h" effects of heat Yesterday evening, and
was reported dead III II O'Clock last night.
AIr. .. h. BlcnnS, proprietor OF Il board
in.-hou>r opposite the Exchange Hotel,
died very suddenly last night about o'clock.
IIcw was lighting the lamps in his hall, when
he irll unconscious, and died soon after
wards, from the effects Of heat it is believed.
EIi> funeral will take place from his late
Residence at 4 o'clock this evening.
The announcement OF the death of Mr..
William T.. Burton, OF this city, which oc-
cured last evening about 1:45 O'Clock from
the elects Of the heat, will be received with
deep regret hy his many friends in this city
and elsewhere. Mr.. Burton had been COM
planning during the day, left his place OF
business about > =. VI. and went to his
hotel the II. James,, and about 3 O'Clock
went up 10 his room to lay down.
About 40 o'clock a servant Went up
10 his room to light the gas, and being
struck with the palencss Of his countenance
and the fact that he was so quiet, called in
some one to see il he was not very ILL.
When they went to his bedside they found
that he was dead.
Nr. Burton was q native OF Richmond,
and Tor many Years book-kceper at Messrs.
;. G. Tardy Il Co.'S. More recently he oc-
cupicd similar position ut Messrs. Daven-
port & Morris's. He was about fifty years
Of age and widowcr with no children.
Iii. funeral will take place at O'Clock this
afternoon from st. James church.
The following is 4 statement OF the ambu-
lance calls in cases Of sunstroke for the past
two days:
Time. Patient. Where taken.
July 10, 1925 A.. NJ. White male. To residence.
July 10 1853 y. 81 White male. Left with friends.
JaS ~, l:iO i. VI. Cord male To residence.
Juiy !, i2:iu T. NJ. White male. TO almshouse.
Ju,y !, l:2O T. N. Cord male TO residence.
0"'y II, 3:0O +. NJ. Cord male.
To the last cali the ambulance could not
respond.