Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-07
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Nagci,

the home of his daughter, Mrs. Nagei.
of 294 Plane str ct. p,
MENk. EDWARD. so years old, of
1873 High street; stricken at home early
last night; taken to City Hospital In
the Second Precinct automobile.
MOREdOUSB. WILLIAM. 46 years
old. of 10 Green street: Frustrated at
Belmont n Springfield avenues; taken
to City Hospital in the ambulance.
MURRAY, JAMES. was found UNI
consciors at Washington and Plum
streets last night and was taken to the
City Hospital; said to be in a serious
condition.
O'CONNELL, JOHN, SO years old, 800
Walnut street, taken from home to
City Hospital: serious condition.
PRELMYCK. STANISLAUS. A. years
old. OF 81 West Kinney street. a driver
for Baer G. Co., of $40 South Nineteenth
street,. Frustrated at Clinton avenue
and Clinton place at 5:15 o'clock yes
terday afternoon; taken to City Hos
pital.
PERRY. JOSEPH, 80 years old, was
found at the corner of William and
Plane streets about $50 o'clock last
night. He was removed to st. Barna-
bass Hospital.
SMITH, JOHN, so Jones street. taken
from home to City Hospital; serious
condition.
SToLINK. STEVEN, 319 West Kin
ney street, taken from home to City
Hospital; serious condition.
SMITH, MARTIN, taken from Prince
street n Springfield avenue to City
Hospital; critical condition.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN. taken to City
Hospital from Clinton avenue and
Clinton place.
VAN GILDEN, WILLIAM, A years
old. of SO West street; was taken from
his HON to the City Hospital; condi-
ton serious.
VOIGHT. HENRY, AZ Lille street;
overcome while ON wagon in front of
495 Springfield VENUE. Fell off and
was run over. Taken to the City Hos
pital.
WALLACE, WILLIAM, rs years old,
of IS Wickliffe street. was Frustrated
at Springfield avenue and Market
street. He was treated at the City Hos
pital and then removed to his home,
The first promises of cessation given
by the heat wave thai has lain like a
whitening mantle over the country
since last Saturday. came last night
when thunder storms, accompanied by
wind of variable velocity, gave a tenn
porary and In many instances an ex-
tremely brief breathing spell.
Although the showers in New York.
which had been eagerly looked for,
lowered the temperature for a short
H. A.. $1,000 -N.-n-l
up again this morning with a height
ened humidity. The death-toll in New
York for yesterday alone was forty
four, raising the total to over 115.
Electric storms swept through New
England last night, too. Boston was
hard hit yesterday. with 40 deaths and
100 p~rostrations.
But Pittsburg experienced 8 real
break in the heat wave this morning,
when the temperature took a drop of
10 degrees.
James Steele, As years old. of Mill
burn. who boarded with Charles Brixus,
died today at the Orange Memorial
Hospital. He was found last night in
Hobart avnue, near the Short Hills
High School. by James Caughlin In a
state OF collapse. He was taken to
the Milburn police station in the
wagon and treated by Or. William
Barnes. Later he was removed to the
Orange Memorial Hospital, where he
died this morning. Steele leaves no
relatives. He a a gardener.
While firing his engine on the Green
wood Lake branch Of the Erie railroad,
william Bratton. % years old. of Jer-
sey City, was overcome by the neat
and taken to the Mountainside Hospi-
tai, where he died. He had been show
cling coal as the train was running
through Montclair when he toppled
over.
Joseph Mulvihin, "a years old, died
last night in his home, 321 Franklin
street. Bloomfield. from the effects of
the heat, Mulvihill had been a butcher
In Montclair for a number of years,
but of late had been working as a
helper on an ice wagon owned by AL
fred f. Ashley. OF Bloomfield. Mulvi-
hill worked until noon yesterday and
then went home.
His wife was away at the time and
did not arrive home until several hours
later. Mrs. Mulvihill did not think then
that his condition warranted the call
ing in Of a physician. and 1t was not
until late last night that DR.. Jacob s.
Wolfe, of Watsessing, was summoned.
Before his arrival. however, Mulvihill
had breathed his last.
Deputy County Physician M. Herbert
Simmons viewed the remains and
granted a burial certificate.
Mulvihill Is survived by a widow and
one child.