The sun., 1901-01-01
BIG YEAR
FOR CORONER
Two Hundred and Fourteen Deaths
Were Investigated.
MANY SUICIDES LAST YEAR
There Were More Drownings Than
Usual, the Number Being just
Twenty-Five. Thirty Rail-
road Accidents.
MANY SUICIDES LAST YEAR

with an excellent reasNsl Tor attending to
the duties Of the office with care and
dispatch. The same can be said of his
deputy, Ferris GIles. The coroner's an
nual report will be presented to the
court To-Day. just 2l4 cases were in
uuired into by Mr.. Nandever.
Ills report is as follows:
| Jan. /, 19O0-Gcorge Springer, mutual
regurgtation Of the neart Mary AleXan-
der, still born. 3rd, j. }. Walsh, frac-
tured SKULL Kate Harrigan, general de-
bility. 4th, Annie Agster, paralysis Of
the heart. 7th, Charles NJ. Wise, heart
disease. 10TH John Sawden, consump-
lion. 18th, William A.en, Suicide, an
;sulation. 18th, Charles w. l'ickel, sui
eide, gun shot; james Simmons, heart
disease. 18th, Mabel Il. Stevens, acci-
dentally burned. 2lst, L. Victor lay
ior, marasmus; Charles y. Davis, con-
vusions; Leila A, Collins, paralysis Of
The heart. END, Frederick Sobotto, con-
yulsions. Gath Infant, perciyal, still
born. 18th, Joseph Lukiewski, natural
causes; Infant, Carton, premature
birth Carmino lacovino, railroa. acci-
dent.
February 1st--E'rank Hodgkin asphyx-
lated. End, Matthew Goslin, apopleXy.
dh, Joseph Ii. Hickey, exposure. Sth,
John Z. Ii. Donovan, fractured skull.
9th, Jacob Hausslnann, overdose of medi-
cine; Mary Robinson, suicide, gunshot
l2th James Crozier, natural causes;
William payton, railroad accident 18th,
Samuel Hazlett, rheumatism of the
heart; Infant, johnson, still born; Will
liam Wilson, aniina pectoris. 10th, Ellie
4 Buehlmann, blood clot, alcoholism. 18th,
Ross Ii. Rash, railroad accident; Oscar
Smith, pneumonia. 18th, Hannah Hill,
rheumatism of the heart. 2lst, Frank
oXcroft, anoriSm Of the aorta;
Elyina w. 4oung, yalvulur disease
Of the heart. 22nd Unknown child, pre-
mature birth. 2Srd, Walter Rose, knife
wound in the stomach. 24th, Teresa
O'Brien, rheumatism OF the heart; Adam
i4ukiwiski, premature birth. 25th, Geo.
NJ. Keylor, rheumatism of the heart.
March 4th-Edward Durley, inanation.
End, James Ryan, dropsy. 4th, William
X. DickGFsRie., g-difsiftjt. Jbtln, Ge6STge A.
:. ttneaver, scaded, boiler explosion. 7th,
Susan Walker, apopleXy. 21st, Patrick
Dougherty, railroad accident. 22nd,
Margaret Yarnall, apoplexy. 23rd. Blan-
accidentally burned; Sophia Baus, apo
plexy. oath, Joseph Smith, railroad ac-
> cident; Howard T.. Carpenter, suicide
} gunshot. 26th, Matilda Braddock, an.
gina pectoris. 9th, Hugh McGinnis,
Iapoplexy; Mary A. White, congestion OF
the lungs. 2Sth, Margaret Richardson
yalyular disease of the heart; Infant
Blackiston, still born. SOth, Infant, Scho
field, still born. 31st, Lawrence Brown
marasmus; Carmen Derogaty, yauyulal
disease Of the heart.
April 1st-I4izzie Price, burned. End
. Marinnia NiSyteco, pneumonia; Herbert
:. Horton, conclusion of the brain. Bird
: Joseph IL. Gould, suicide, asphyXiation
: Hannah Burns. alcoholism. 4th, Estell;
q. Venn, accidentally burned. 9th, Viii
: liam G.. Benton, valvular disease of thu
. heart. 7th John w. Moore, rheumatism
Of the heart. Sth, Infant, Szpanski
still born. 18th, Martha McIlvane, ac
cidentally burned. 18th, Thomas Nicker
= son. valvular disease of the heart; har
: les Kenaski, heart disease; Unknown
. inanation. 21st, James Mckinney, acci
/ dentally drowned. 22nd Lindsay J
;, Green, malasmus; Harry =. Bawn, con
! sumption: Charles Alexander, general de
/ bility; Infant Robinson, still born. 23rd
Charles Burrcll, still born. 26th, job
= ii. Canning, accidentally drowned. 27tl
, = William $. Massey, fractured spine
! ! Unknown. w. +. H., inanation. 3Otl
! William Szorzdo, inanation.
e May 6th-Samuel Kenncy, heart fai
ure. 7th, Peter ii. Leonard, railroad az
'r cdent; James B. Thomas, hemorrhag
= Of the brain. 1lth, John B. Armstront
y paralysis. 18th, Walter II. Lewis, raj
e road accident. 10th, Unknown, John I
Meeks, railroad accident. 18th, Mary 4
d Clark, shock. 10Th, Robert Grace, alcho
III ism. 22nd, ]. harvey Durnell, ralvula
disease of the heart. 27th, Margart
Is Frazier asthma. 29th. John Schad
is heart disease; Jonathan Groves, fra
y tured skull. Both, George l.. Huggin
drowned. GATH Kate Parker, congestic
Of the lungs.
June Sth-William J. Miller, railroG
y accident. 10th, George Leyrer, sta
- wound: Joseph Lange, gun shot woun
~ nth, f. S. Brooks, valvular disease
u II the heart. 18TH Joseph Sourwin
ha 1a drowned. 18th, Unknown infant, st
nv ~, born. 18TH John Srapparcllo. prematu
- explosion; Hannah l.. Crawford, suicid
strangulaton. 21st, George Amberti
drowned: Unknown child, marasmu
22nd, John B. Downing, railroad acc
Id dent. Goth, James Quale, crush'
,r- chest. railway accident; Rebecca J. 70
at ter, spasmS.
he July 2nd-Unknown. railroad acc
lis dent. 9TH. Henry Smith. accidental
nm drowned 9th. John c. jackson, fra
tured skull. 7th, John W. Jacobs, s.
eide. strangulation. 9th, Charles
Spiedel. accidentally drowned; Willia
Hazard, accidentally drowned. Ct
,ld Frank Nicolas, cholera infantum. III
Mt. Warren Messmer, accidentally drowne
ISL 11th, Augusta J. Docer, poison, pat
er- main: Robert Elliott, accidentally d ow
ms ed. 12th. Joseph Colburn, railroa {
cident. 18th, Joseph +. Deitz, railro
accident: Joseph ID. Ireland, heat pr
tration. 18th, Samuel II. Roberts, ra
road accident. 21st, Unknown. Willif
nd Shields, railroad accident; Joseph
for Guest, railroad accident. 18th, Sam
Y. Hartley, accidentally crushed; Aug
s. tine Docer, patomain poison. 18th, Ad'
Samwock, heat prostration. 2Srd, Oh
of William Kale, still born. 25th, lie
aus Conley, valvular disease of the hea
Rachel Goodley, general debility. 30
is Unknown, railroad accident.
August 3rd-Sarah G. Huck, accide
ina ally burned; Unkonwn, John Stok
,r's railroad accident. 18TH Ellis Nich'
sta shock. 7th, William L. Tull, accidents
drowned. Child, marasmus; John !