New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
HEAT INTENSE AS EVER
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BoYI.AN Harry nineteen years old OF No 2o95 Third
to the Harlem Hospital.
NICK 1 at surf
street: Coney Island Reception Hospital
avenue o9ercoms at No sie East 4sth street: to
Flower Hospital
Carroll. Thomas. twenty-five. of No. 115 Van Dyck
street. overcome Pier 30. North River: to
St Vincent's Hospital
CLEARY Ellen forty-eight years old of No. 2i1 West
Goth street: to Roosevelt Hospital.
COHEN samuel.thiry-ive years of No. 5a4 Flush
ing
CULPEPPER. Edward twenty-five old. of No. s57
West 46th street. to Bellevue Hospital
CUNNINGHAM James hfty-one years old. of No. 1ss
West Houston street: Bellevue Hospital
DARRADY Peter, thirty years old. No 1ss North sth
street Brooklyn
DoEGHAN john thrty-one years old. of No. $50
ilton
DoHERTY, Michael thirty-four years old. of No 1ss
DoNoHUE. John twenty-five years old. OF No. 5e3
og ~ fs neo in lot Nc so
DUNN. Mary thirty-two years old: of No. 2157 Gebe
avenue. overcome at Glebe and westchester avenues
home
FACHNET Louis twenty-five years old of No 50 Can
non street: TO Bellevue Hospital
FT-ETsCHMAN Vincent seventy-six years old.
62S East 169th street: Lebanon Hospital
GARRApY Peter. thirty old Of No 1ss North sth
Williamsburg Hospital.
Samuel thrtss1 years sol old f Of No 9ons l2s
Island to the coney Island Reception Hospital.
GoRDAC. Philip. hfty-one years old Of No; 10 South
street at Broad and South streets; to the Hudson
HAvILAND Andrew eleven years old, No. eeS Brook
avenue; to Lebanon Hospital
HBRsTAND Herman thirty-eisht years old; old Of No t2s
Hospital
JONES john thirty-hve years old. 145 West SD
street; attended at home
KREN David sixteen old. Of No 1850 Manhattan
avenue. Brooklyn: overcome at his home
tan avenue Brookiyn; overcome at her home
LIBBY & thrEe ti, old of the AS0F House.
LONG Emma six years Old OF Sc Market street; to
Gouverneur Hospital
mAsToNI Philip snto1e zSo5ra Eea5s old H6sps 81 aG %
MCCARTHY Thomas thirty-nine years old, of No 2S'
4eth street; 10 Bellevue Hospital
McEvERETT John. seventy old. no home at White
and centre streets: the Hudson Street Hospital
McKFNNA Patrick j. hfty-hve years old, Of No 81
East street; TO Bellevue hospital
MONTGOMERY. Hugh sixty years old. of No 30 syoa-
more street. Brooklyn: to the Cumberland street
ptal.
MORSE f6 at 5oh street Third avenue to
Flower Hospital
,sost5FR william thirty-sx years old OF No see Rod
+. rev street Brooklyn; 10 the kings county h'''i
NOLAN John thfrty-tour years old home from fTo.
No 2i5 West goth street, TO J. Hood Wright HOS
pital
o'f'sES street: '99'f 3o Bellevue M Hospital
REGAIN Patrick thirtseven years old Of MS 9sY
s6ga LlaGTg and New Lots Road; St. Marys Hos
pital
REID William foTtgnns yssFs ssEen 0ld home %.
Rrr11.Ey, Anna. twenty-four years old. Of No 4os
New York Hospital
street at No i421 Lexington avenue to Presoy-
ferfsn Hospital
Rr-BEN Harry twenty-one old, Of No 31o Pearl
street. Gouverneur Hospital
fS5gays s rs. Oh Erie of BASIN SG l5s
moved to his home
sEEvEY. Ellen forts-fve years old. address unknown
at sth street and Fifth avenue TO 81 vincent
Hospital.
sstR street Brooklyn at windsor Place went
home.
SIMON. sieond forty.hve cid Of No 521 u East e
Vincent's Hospital
WALSH. John. twenty-seven years old, Of No 2sa
Wythe avenue. Brooklyn, in Flatoush avenue
taken home.
WALSH Kate, nineteen years old of No IS 1st street
n6b avene ons Island city to
Pita1
wE1sMAN. John of New Brunswick, N. J., at 5ath
street and Seventh avenue TO Roosevelt HOS
pital.
wETT Mrs walms thiry~e G e,S years syeObi OId 95 f
A@AN+A
York Hospital
Flower Hospital; overcome
unidentified man. years old at 44th street
and Third avenue; to Flower Hospital
The extent of prostrations by the heat and
sJnstrokes has impelled the Health Department
TO send out circulars as aid to prompt treat
r1ent of cases. The circular is headed Send at
once for an ambulance and the nearest ply
sician." The lack of prompt attention has been
responsible for deaths from sunstroke The
circular says:
Avoid, if possible. prolonged exposure to the
suns rays On hot days wear thin clothing
If obliged to work in the sun. wear a lfght
coored. well ventilated hat. with at least an
inch of space between the top of the head and
top of hat Wet the hair at frequent intervals
with cold water. Have as much air as possible
in Sleeping rooms. Take baths often, at least
once daily. Drink considerable quantities or
cool water (not ice water), for the purpose of
inducing perspiration. Free perspiration Pre-,
vents the body from becoming overheated If
feeling of dizziness. headache, nausea or eX-
haustion occurs, Ire down In shady place and
apply cold water to head, face and neck.
If sunstroke the skin will be hot and dry.
Remove the patient to the nearest shade. Place
in a sitting position against tree wall or any
thing that will support the back loosen collar,
necktie and all tight clothing. Pour cold water
over the head and face, and if very hot rub
body with pieces of ice If the patient is abe TO
swallow give cool drinks Of water. Do not give
alcoholic stimuants.
II prostrated by exhaustion and excessive heat
the person will be pale and faint. Remove to
the nearest shade place on the back with head
on a level with the body. Loosen all tight cloth
ing Rub the hands and feet until circulation
+e restored. Battle face and body with warm
water and apply warm cloths to the latter.
Give hot drinks, tea, coffee, milk or water.
Dr. Blauvelt, of the department, laid especial
stress upon the necessity. of abstinence from
alcoholic drinks. The most serious cases were
generally among those who had overindulged in