New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-18
FATAL CASES OF sUNsTRoKE.
MANY PEOPLE OVERCOME By THE HEAT-CnIL
nREN suFFER ON AN EXCURSION.

MANY PEOPLE OVERCOME By THE HEAT-CHIL
DREN SUFFER ON AN EXCURSION.
Charles Smith, nfty-fve years Old of No. s1e Eighth
AVE., Frustrated by the heat at Nlnthave. and
Ffteth-st. at p. and died fifteen minutes later
Peter Hyse, laborer, thirty four years old, died at
the General Hospital IN Paterson, n. j., yesterday
He had been at work on the boulevard, near the
East Thirty third-s bridge in the brolng sun unt'i
he sank exhausted. Edward johnson, moulder, en-
poyed In watson's foundry, on Railroad-ave., WIS
taken Ill from the effects Of the heat and his foreman
told him TO 70 home. On the way, while walking In
Dale-ave, he was taken with violent outbreak VI
insanity. The ambulance summoned and afer q
e.roe struggle he was overpowered and taken to ST.
Joseph's Hospital 1t is thought that he VIII recover
Joseph Anderson. of Little Falls, N. j., died nom
sunstroke yesterday at St. Josephs Hospital at fae
son. He received the stroke while WORKING IN hs
Mountain View bnokyards
Tooovno CostanH, an Italian lsborer, WORKING Oh
the Cortlandt Palmer farm, at Doobs Ferry oioo III
the morning from sunstroke
John Covali while at work on farm belonging 70
David Tyson at New-Dorp. s. l., was overcome by the
the heat and died. He was unknown In Ncw-Dorp ana
came from an employment agency at No. Wasmhs
tonst. few days ago.
Peter Zimmerman, nfty-hve years old, living al
No 400 West Forty -sxth-st German, employed
IN the Eagle Brewery at No. ass West Forty fourth
st. yves Frustrated by the heat yesterday afternoon IN
the brewery, and an ambulance from hooseVeV Ios
pital was sent for, but the man died before IL
Those who went on picnics yesterday with 'he
Idea that cool brcczes blew about on Long Isiana
Sound and on the lower bay found greatly 10 o'e'r
surprise that the shone as fercey on the "a'oi
az ON the land The cases OF prosraton by heat that
were reported by returning excursion parues were
numerous. The most serious was that OF carrie
twelve years DID, who lives with her parents
at No e3l Columbus-ave. She ended her picnic Dy
being taken In an unconscious condition to Gouverneur
hospital where she still lies slowly recovering inc
child was one OF about 1000 who went to silver
Peach The excursion was under the auspices Vi
the Mariners Baptist Church Society. The greater
part Of those who went were children ana once 'ie'
arrived at Silver Beach they began romplng about,
swinging and ndulging IN the insidous pink lemonade
The heat was excessive at Silver Beach and Defore the
marty had been at the beach many hours those In
charge were alarmed when one Of the children feu
10 the ground In a faint. The child soon recovered
however but a similar was reported from another
quarter Some of the elder people did not escape and
several women were 50 Frustrated that they "ele
Obliged TO return to the steamer and lie down TOT the
rest of the day. The most serious case Of the day,
however, that Of Carrie Goldstein She haa oeen
playing all the morning and became urea "hiie
resting with some of her friends she suddenly turned
deathly pale, attempted to rise and fell All at
tempts to revive her were Of no avail and she was
taken on board the steamer which started on the
rsturn trim At the suggestion Of the Rev j. r.
Avery, who with the party, stop wac maui aI
when the steamer arrived at GOuveTnenr sip aiu te
after she was admitted there she reganed conscious
ness but was in no condition to leave there.
Rabd dogs were killed by policemen Yesterday az az
Nos Is Seventh-ave 223 East Fortethst. and %
Grand-st. NJ oe ,a.r
son- ct Newark died in the hospital last nlght from
sunstroke. Luke Reilly, of No. lag bowery'st'' re
ceived a sunstroke and was dying last night