New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
DEATHS DUE TO HEAT.
TWENTY OVERCOME.
Maximum Temperature Ninety De
greeS-DOgS Effected.


Two deaths and twenty known prostrations
we're the result yesterday of the sudden plunge
from cold to heat The maximum temperature
Of the day was 80 degrees: that of Tuesday was
70 An unusual feature of the day the eff
feet on dogs, many OF which were so affected
that they were shot
DEATHS
KE1LT Henri foTy-taTes years old truck drive Of
truck in EFht-drs-st, died after reaching
RAUCCo Antonio. fortyhye years old a paintsT Of No
2a7 seoono-ave-; overcome at irEing Plaee ana
Hospital hut when the doctor arrived the man was
PRosTRATIoNs.
BALDWIN John. tventyeight years old Of No "A North
Ozford-st-, Brooklyn: stricken on the sidewalk in
BRENNAN Thomas. thi5tyfve old. cab driver Of
fen fSo seat e s street sustain
b en2ioy q Dr. F. n Bauer Of 10 EOS East Eighty
Ell through Sgst T5 sodhd 6oF 63d
csTIN Philip fortone years OLE ,, OF No I67 For IN
building al watkins and Blake ayes Brooklyn at
EPRIGER. Henry. forty years old. chairnaker Of No
ll6 FTsnklin-st GreenRoint; overcome in front OF
Hospital where said he would probably die,
F @ nifty ysss 6ve h So s' c6op2
square
FISHER James seveny-six years old OF No 40 Utica
ave. BROOKLYN salesman; while on his way home was
overcome al the T~enty-third-st E>ast RIVER ferry;
GARDENER Henry thirty-four years old. truckrnan Of
through West Esehty-dTst-st,: taken to Roosevelt
GooSON, Patrick forty-fve. Iaborer. 5e2 East
Ninth-st: Frustrated near Eeventh-st and the East
HARNEs. William ". thirty, Of No $40 second-ave !;
ProstTatea At ThiTtiethst and North River taken to
HE4EE Nay t9rysoqs years old Of No 2 45oI East st
home; fell and sustained a scalp wound
HEM Henry thrty-ye years old Of No 200 yta 7s3
TO GouVerneur Hospital
HCRsTMAN, Miss Frances OF No % Cooper-st.. Brook
IL: removed 70 HOmoeopathio Hospital
HosT oaEa stEyons years ol6 Cuban n, Of the LIN
ave: removed to Roosevelt Hospital
srKENHA Charles thirtyS0ur laboTsr, returning from
West Twenty-siKtf-s'.: Dr.. Thorne removed him to
HBRIDE. Nancy. seventyhve years old. the old. white
= s-o-l Ev.hs+es ~ y-o@s - Tb-y 1ea-e o[eCt
sistancs and while waiting for the ambulance cared
MozsIB Daniel; twenty-ays Years CD q Nc la5
65ae-st brooklyn: taken home.
oDoN9ELI- Michael forty-fve years old, Of No AZ
Hudson-aye-. driver for the Sterling Piano Company;
ErooElyn: removed TO the Norwegian Hospital
o1s annie g-sI1yys years Old Of 10 22s Eff Eff
son-s. Brooklyn: removed the Brooklyn Hospital
55r5s May al Ss5y 5Se5s 0 sS9z5 and
Madison-aye; taken 10 Harlem Hospital.
our rs Manhattan; not6r
Three small dogs were shot by patrolnen in
the course Of the afternoon in the homes Of their
owners. Patrolman Mallow, Of the West Forty
seventh-st station, was called in TO kill a fox
terrier owned by Mrs. Frank J. McCarty. of No.
113 West Forty-ninth-st. Patrolnan Lynch. Of
the same station, shot a fox terrier belonging to
Mrs FiIIon. al No go West Forty-sixth-st.,
and Patrolman MCGOWAN shot poodle owned
by Mrs. William Robertson. at No. 414 West
Fifty-second-st.
DOG TRIES TO ENTER CAFE MARTIN
A fox terrier, apparently maddened by the
heat, broke away from its owner in Broadway
az Twenty and rar through the
street swapping at every one Ii passed. The
animal turned east in Twenty-sixth-st. and tried
10 get into the Cafe Martin AS it dashed up to
the cafe man and a woman were getting out Of
q cab preparatory to entering the place. The
Swapping dog frightened the woman so that she
tainted. and had TO be carried into the res
taUrant-
Meanwhile the dog, driven away from the
Martin, ran across the street 10 the Hotel
Croisic. Two porters employed there saw it
coming and slammed the door in its face. driy-
ing the animal back into the street, where
Patrolnnan John Hughes. of the Tenderloin sta
ton put a couple of bullets into its body and
killed IL
4 small black and tan terrier frightened the
crowds in City Hall Park by its swapping and
barking. The dogs antics were first noticed at
Broadway and Park Place, where it snapped at
woalen's skirts and barked in q frenzied man
ner It then ran across Broadway, still bark
ing and sna piping. In Chambers-st., near En-
CINE House No. :, It was shot by Patrolman Ed
ard Barry, Of the City Hall station.
L was hot yesterday, although not excessively
hot for the season Of the year. Il seemed IN
usually hot however, because of the cool-if
nloist-nonth which preceded it. The thermom-
eter Al the Weather Bureau rose 70 80 degrees
a. 2. m, but doubtless it was two or three de-
grees warmer in the street. The high percentage
Of humidity made the day seem hotter than it
really was. Up 10 o'clock the upward move
rnenr Of the mercury was comparatively regular.
Al : a. N. il stood at IS degrees An hour later
the temperature was -; at noon ii was So, at
3 p m 50 at p. N. 90 The fail regu-
lar Al p. N. the thermometer registered IS,
and al p. m, Sd The humidity at S a. m. was
II per cent, and at s ?. m. IS per cent.