New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-15
STILL MORE HEAT VICTIMS.
ELEVEN DIED YESTERDAY AS RESULT
OF THE PRECEDING DAYS.
FIVE REGISTRATIONS REPoRrED-IT is THOUGHT
THAT MORE WILL DIE FROM THE

THAT MORE WILL DIE FROM THE
EFFECTS OF THE HOT SPELL.
Eleven deaths were added yesterday to the
long list Of fatalities which the hot spell mas
caused in Brooklyn. II was the heat. however,
of former DAYS that responsible for !hese
additional victims The day in Brooklyn yes
terday would not probably have been considered
a hot dav for August at ALL unless it had been
so closely related in point of time to the deadly
days which had preceded it. The SKY was
cloudy throughout the day, and there were soo"'
brisk showers. AS the result OF the uhusua"y
severe weather Of the last week. 1t Is douptiul IL
there is a single Brooklynite who has anywhere
rear the same vgOr that he had peiore 'he
roasting days came Every one complains vi d
feeling of weakness and exhaustion, anu 'heie
will undoubtedly be more. though perhaps III
direct victims because of the general deoility
among the people
There were no deaths yesterday afternoon al
Of those reported occurring in the morning, sew
eral of them being the result or prostra'iohS
~ the dav before The following were those VINO
died from heat.
BAILEY. Annie. thirty hVe years o'1' "o'" 49,
Seney Hospital . , - ooo,.
FARRELL CHRISTOPHER fifty years old. Of No 2'o'a
Furman-st.. at home oo. "a,
rEErARRA. Judah hfty-hve years old. of No PSI Bed
ford ave: at home.
cI,NAN Bridget thirty hve years Old of No II State
St: a home .
LEARY Joseph sixty years old Of No 226 sands-s'' at
Cumberland Street Hospital ,
I.AIIDERMAN. Carl, nifty years ola OF No i"- '''
ave: al Seney Hospital.
MIcHAEII Mehas thirty years old, OF NO % No''''
FLANAGAN John eighty hve years 90 OF NO i-'
Smith ST.; died in the STORE at that address
SHIELDING. Annie of No. l2s Bedford ave. at Eastern
District Hospital.
c1J. Daniel thirty wears old Of No. 95a summit-si at
Cumberland Street Hospital . go
MARSHAL. Robert. twenty seven years Ola OF NO ioo
Eag,e-si; at st. GATHERINGS Hospital
The prostrations due to heat were:
MrrLT.Y. Frank twenty eight years Old Of No. 2S3
New YORK ave; taken home.
QUINN Andrew. thirty-two years Old, Of No POI De
graw-st overcome Thrd-ave. and Bersen-st; taken
MORRIS Patrick twenty seven years old. Of NO 1876
Eag;e ST., overcome Freeman taken to ST. Cath
HIRscq!FELDT. D. twenty-seve years DID, Of No 1873
norman ave-. overcome at Greenpont Ferry taken to
St Catharnes Hospital
sKEY wnam 2d Of No. 2S 5ss Nsy y s,
Peters Hospital
The following instances, while not strictly
prostrations from heat. were undoubtedly due
TO debility created by the recent hot days;
VAN VOORHEES, William. fory-eight years ola OF No
III Columbia Heights taken III Will IN John Ryan
saloon at No S23 Washington ST.; taken to the Long
Island Hospital.
KENNEDY william. seventeen years old Of No. 81 Pop
lar St. was taken with commissions while walking IN
the erect and taken the Brooklyn Hospital
GRIFFIN Mary. twenty years old. 81 NO l.J3 rul-
ton-st was stricken with prosraton and at
tended by a
While little nineyear-o Annie Dougherty
Of No. 80 Columbia st, was climbing into an
ice wagon to get piece of ice she slipped and
fell. and received a concussioA Of the brain and
eninal column. She was taken to the Long
leland JIosnital and her condition is critical.
OFFICIAL. REPORT OF REGISTRATIONS AND
DEATHS
The Telegraph Bureau o: the Brooklyn Police De-
nartment Yesterday furnished the following official
list Of ambulance calls. prostratons and deaths for
he recent heated term: