The Washington herald., 1911-07-07

old. of 1857 Eleventh street northwest
died at her home about p. m.
Dora Kenny. a negro. seven months
old. died at Casualty Hospital at 10 a
! m. Taken 10 the hospital Wednesday
evening by her mother from their home,
7SS Navy place southeast, suffering from
heat
ProstratIons.
Walter spriggs, negro. twenty-five
years old, of 1890 Nolans court south
west. overcome near Fourth street and
Massachusetts avenue northwest about
$50 p. m. Taken to Casualty Hospital;
condition not serious.
Archer Bryan. a negro. twenty-five
years old, of 621 Bryan court south
east, overcome at Kreamer's green
house, Good Hope road. D. c.. Taken to
Casualty Hospital; condition not seri-
! Gus.
George Wilson, fifty-ive years old,
of GIG Douglas court northeast, over
come at his home about p. m. Taken
to Casualty Hospital: condition not
serious.
Walter Luck. a negro, seventy-f1ve
years old; found wandering in Walker
road, near District line, and sent to
Washington Asylum Hospital; condi-
ton not serious.
Ernest Hunt, a prisoner in the Elev-
erth precinct station house, overcome in
cell, taken to Washington Asylum; con-
dition not serious.
Charles Rowe. q negro, forty-one years
Dol oh
p. m. at Four-and-a-half street and Mis-
souri, avenue northwest, taken to Casualty
Hospital; condition not serious.
Robert Chapman. a negro, thirty-three
years old, of 1923 New Jersey avenue
northwest, overcome at North Capitol
street and New York avenue about 12:SO
D. M, taken to Freedmens Hospital; con-
dition not serious.
G. T Murray, Of 100 Eighteenth street
northwest, overcome about 1:SO p. m:
taken to Washington Asylum Hospital;
condition not serious.
A. c. Johnson, employed at the navy
yard, overcome at Twentieth and p
streets northwest about IL a. m. Treated
by DR.. Rudolph in the Boston drug store
George Baller, forty-seven years old,
of 415 Second street northwest, overcome
in Seventh street, between. E and
streets northwest; taken to Emergency
Hospital: condition not serious.
Gussie Proctor, negro, twenty-five
years of age, of 516 D street southeas st,
fell in doorway of home; taken to Gus
uaIty Hospital; condition not serious.
John Coyle, an employe of the Ameri-
can Ice Company. overcome while driving
his wagon near Tenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest: taken to the
Emergency Hospital; condition not seri-
GUS.
John Pyle, thirty-seven years old. OF
107 Thirty-first street northwest. over
come at Tenth street and Louisiana ave
nue. northwest, and taken to Emergency
Hospital; condition not serious.
George whitmore, twenty-one years
old. of 313 Third street northeast. over
come while riding bicycle at Sixth and
C streets northeast, and fell to the
ground, sustaining a fracture of the
right ankle: condition not serious.
Unidentified white man. overcome
about p. m at Tenth street and Penn |
syIvania avenue and removed to near
by drug store. Revived before ambu- |
lance from Emergency Hospital arrived.
Unidentified white man. overcome at
Tenth street and New York avenue
northwest Friends assisted him to his |
home.
Laura johnson, a negro twenty-six |
years old. of q E street northwest, over |
come while cleaning a window on the sec |
ond floor Of her home and fell to the
ground. sustaining bruises on the left |
side; condition serious.
Mrs. Lena Sanders, fifty-one years
old. of 927 D street northwest. taken |
to Emergency Hospital about 11:30 p. |
m, suffering from heat prostration;
condition not serious.
The fifth day of the heat wave appears
to be the last from the reports late last |
night from Western and Northern cities.
Showers have caused a drop in the tenn
perature and the suffering is at an end
Rain and a violent windstorm lowered
the temperature in New York for a
short time yesterday. but the mercury
to high mark. Sixteen deaths
are reported from Greater New York.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.