Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-03

DAY tnht White eNef3tHihS NdS Doihe
done TO accommodate persons who
seek relief at the parks. they would mol
be allowed TO sleep there.
Every bench owned by the commits
sion has been pressed into service. Be
fore noon today all of the parks were
crowded. not only by mothers and chill
dren, but by old people and the usual
army of the unemployed.
Both of the ambulances at the City
Hospital were kept busy. 1t was a rec
ord day in the number of heat cases
at the hospital. Arrangements were
made last night for q rush, and eacp
case received prompt treatment.
Superintendent Talbot said Today
hat despite all possible precautions,
suffering among the patients from the
neat was great.
DEATHS.
CoNNERTY, CATHERINE, I
months old. e. Mott street, died last
night at her home.
CATOIA, RAFAELE, committed sui
eide at 81 Orchard street, range
stomach trouble and intense heat.
DWoRzNYN, GEORGE, Il months
old, 512 Market street, died yesterday.
PETERSON. EMMA, 70 years OLD,
104 Peabody place, died last night at
her home.
REILLY. MRS. ELIZABETH, SO
years old. OF III Thomas ..treet, died
at her home this afternoon, following
collapse after attending services at 81.
Columba's Church.
RIEGER. MARY. 3 months old, 50
Main street, died last night at tina
hoine of her parents.
SMITH, ROSE. 3 weeks old. 81 Spring
street, died at $50 a. IN. yesterday,
TERTAL. GUSTAV, . months old
259 Ferry street, died last night.
PRosTRATIoNs.
BLEYER. SAMUEL. 81 years old.
1S1 Droome street; collapsed at the A.
Fishman Hat Factory. Spring
street, at 1880 a, IN. today, and a
removed to Beth Israel Hospital in the
Second Precinct ambulance.
PERT. TONI. 122 Badger avenue;
was overcome by heat, fell and
sprained his ankle. Removed to city
Hospital.
FRANK, OTTO, $50 Springfield ave.
nur collapsed at Warren Place and
Warren street, and was taken to the
City Hospital.
BERWICK. EDWARD. 206 Null
berry street, 81 years old. painter; col
iapsed on the street. and was taken to
the City Hospital. Has lost his voice
through prostration.
NETS, MEETHAM, SO years old. col
ored. Frustrated at his home. IA Vesey
street, sabout 6 o'clock yesterday. Taken
TO ST. James's Hospital
HOLLER, JOHN. 10 years old, Is OK
!. ford street. overcome in a tailoring
shop at II Hamburg place. Taken TO
st. James's Hospital.
HALBSTUT, JOSEPH. % years old,
Prospect street. overcome at South Or
Ange avenue and Bergen street, at $40
last night. Taken to the City Hospital.
Condition still serious.
JOHNSON, JAMES, IS years old, OF
Ill South Orange avenue, collapsed at
the Central Railroad Station at 11:1h
today and was removed to his home in
the First Precinct patrol,
BOGEL. PAULINE. collapsed Mt
Summer and Bloomfield avenues, Sat
urday afternoon. Recovered before am
bulance arrived.
MICKLER, EDWARD, SO years old
overcome In his home. at 607 Broome
street. Taken to City Hospital.
M'NULTY. KATE. 10 years old. over
come at "a South Eighth street. where
she is employed as a cook. Taken to
City Hospital.
MALTO, FRANK, overcome at Plane
and New streets, Taken to City Hos
pital.
PROCTOR. JOHN, 81 years old, 1877
Van Buren, street: overcome at 901
Broad street; taken home.
DONDORA, PETER, % years old.
241s Fourteenth avenue, collapsed at
Summer and Seventh avenues. Taken
TO the City Hospital in the Second
precinct wagon.
vARDELLE, DOMINIC, SO years old,
500 Bergen street, taken from his home
to the City Hospital in a serious con-
dition.
MOORE, THOMAS H., AZ ears. 601a
Goble street, grocery clerk; taken from
his home to the City Hospital suffering
from heat p%rostration. Went home.
Wave sweeps Entire Country.
With skies practically cloudless the
country over today, early reports 10
the weather bureau indicated that hot
weather records might be broken In
many sections, as well as in Newark.
The day started with temperature
ranging from 2 to Is degrees higher
than yesterday morning in the larger
cities, New York topping the list with
a rise OF from 72 to IS degrees. In
Chicago 1t was 81 as compared with
50 yesterday morning; in Washington
the rise was from rs to 81, and In At
lanta from Y to rs, The government
~forecaster held out no hope of relief
within the next thirty six hours.
Tonight and tomorrow will be fair
in the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
LAND States, the Ohio Vale, and lake
region. according to the f~orecaster.
Scattered showers are probable only
in the South Atlantic and Gulf States.