Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-06


night. He was taken to the Mountain
side Hospital. Montclair.
MOY, RUDOLPH, s. years cd, ad-
dress not known, overcome by the heat
at Frelin. shuysen and Evergreen we
nues yesterday afternoon; he was re-
moved to st. B~arnabas's Hospital.
McEVOY, JOHN, 20 years old, of 4S
Stanton street, overcome at his home
yesterday afternoon and was taken 10
st. Barnabas's Hospital.
MEGARO, LOUIS, as yearg ola, of is
I Drift street. overcome at his home last
night shortly after 7 o'clock and was
taken to the City HospitG'.
MCLAUGHLIN, MATTHEW, 10 years
old, 426 Bank street, overcome at his
home; was taken to the City Hos
pital.
PATCH, TONI, 80 years old, Market
street. overcome at his home; was
taken to the City Hospital; condition
serious.
PEACOCK, JOHN, 81 years old, 172
William street, overcome at High and
James streets; taken home.
PHILHOWER, HENRY. 81 years old,
of Avon ven City Hospital.
REILLY. EDWARD, overcome at
Electric Park; was taken TO the City
Hospital.
ROSKOBSKI, JOSEPH, 20 years old,
8 Monroe street, overcome at the Mar
ket street gas works; was taken to the
City Hospital.
DUBEL. EMIL, 101 Wicklife street,
81 years old, overcome at Hunterdon
street and Custer avenue was taken
to the City Hospital.
SCALOMONI. SAMUEL, "a Garside
street, overcome at his home, was taken
to City Hospital; condition serious.
SA HIS, HENRY, 15 years old, 40
John street, taken from his home to
City Hospital.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN. overcome at
Thomas street and Clinton avenue: was
taken to City Hospital at 1890; condi-
tion very serious.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN. taken from
90 Newton street to the City Hospital;
condition serious.
Priest Administers Sacrament.
At the City Hospital today a priest
from ST. Joseph's Church is admins
tering the last sacrament of the church
to those heat victims whose condition
is serious. Four times this morning
and twenty times yesterday the priest
administered the sacrament to those
Frustrated and thought to be dying
from the heat.
A few hours after she a moved to
62 Highland avenu from her old home
at 81 Stone street, Mrs. Jacob Busch,
So years old, succumbed to the heat
Yesterday. Her granddaughter, Kate
Tyner, who a been shopping, re-
turned at $50 o'clock n found the
dead body of Mrs. Busch. The tragedy
of this discovery was heightened be-
cause the granddaughter was left
without a relative.
William Waters, so years old, of 221
McWhorter street, died from a pull
monary hemorrhage brought on by the
neat shortly before 4 o'clock yester-
day afternoon as he was being lifted
into the City Hospital ambulance He
had been on a Springfield avenue troll
ley car. Feeling i'll, he alighted ut
Prince street. AS he staggered to the
curb he was attacked with the hemorr-
hage and sank to the sidewalk. The
body was removed to Holes morgue
on Shipman street.
lie uIllueltllltu man WHO uleu III Tic
City Hospital late yesterday afternoon
was apparently a laborer OF Irish ex-
traction. about s. years old. we'll pre-
served, five feet nine inches tall AMI
weighed about 1875 pounds. The only
mark on the body was a mole or tn
left temple. His clothes we're of good
quality black serge, well worn, and "A
black derby hat. A white duck cap
was found In his pocket. there was
$2S.37 In his pockethook, but no means
of Identification.
Kenrny Man Dies.
James Caufeld. 55 years old, of 10
Maple street, Kearny. died this morn
ing at St. Michael's Hospital from heat
prostration. He was we'll known In
Kearny and Harrison, having been em-
ployed in the butcher shop of P. Rior-
dams Sons. Gil North Fourth street.
Harrison, of which firm the mayor of
Harrison is a member. for fifteen years.
Leaving work at / o'clock yesterday,
he complained of the heat in the eve
ming. Medical assistance vas sum
moned. Then Chief of Police William
Tolen and Detective Sergeant Walter
Oliver took Caufield to st. Michael's
II the police ambulance at 10 o'clock.
Three sons survive Mr.. Caufield.
The unidentified man who died at
the City Hospital yesterday afternoon
was identified today as James Garvey,
of 81 Bergen street. He was picked up
at III New York avenue.