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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

5eier 3pet WGnnern cine 9antesf6ulb
abtragen, beren litterarii4es Wert
feline 8eItrebungen 10 unsnoli6 berei.
hert bat. 8enn penn AUDI grunbDerz
f6teben in ibrer Nnlage uno in ibrem
gbaratter - Wonnier Elm pbantafez
Douer gntbuIiuit, gang posfie unb 81.
IuiiOn; gallette, Der poetii4en 5aDn>
beit ni6t minoer ergeben, bod fritz
i6er uHo allen mpitif4en 4usbriihen
ab6olb, - 10 tpur5eln bod beioe WGnz
ner, bsren Werfe 9enfer 2uft dthmen,
pDn edit senferiIhem Geiit erfiillt iiHo,
gang i'm 9ooen ibrer ia0nen 9eimat>
ItaDt.
1nb baB aud bas 2isst. SubiIdum
in 9enf, pobin ii6 Qis3t i'm Sabre
1885 nit Der aomtefIe b'4goult ge'
fli6tet bate uno an beTeu 3onIerDa-
torium er als 2ebrer tbdtig mar, Be.
ionOers geFeiert perben muBte, Deritebt
Ii6 bon felbit. 9as srfte Qbpnne.
n.entston3e.t untsr Der 2eitung 8ern'
barb Stabenbagens, zines Der leBten
S6iiler Qts5ts, mar baber gang ben
8erten bes uniter6lt6en Weiiters ge-
nibmet, oon henen bic SantesS1mpho.
ME, 6unnenI6lu6t in Better Beife 5u
Ge66r qebraGt tpurben, pd6reno Elm
anoerer S6ulsr 9is3ts, muurice Roz
ient6al, oeTen &on3ert in es-n1on meiz
IerAaft interpretive. gu elmer psihez
roqen 2ig5t-Geier geitultete itd aud
has in Der altebrtpiirbigeu 3athebrale
bon ct. gierre gegebene aOn5ert. eben'
fQus BON Staben6agen bright, Bel
bem bus Sratoriur Die 2sgeuoe Der
beiIisen Gliiabetb" CUR guffiibrung
6slangte. Sn benz 3pn8ert bes 2du'
Tanner Spmphonieor6siters, bus Der
irnge Gutenberg birtqirte (9enf beiist
fein eioenes Spmpbonieorheiter). ipiels
te Weor getrens nit betanuter Dir
tuoitGt 2is3ts unguri14e 5antaiie.
Qon SofiItenfon5erten beroient bas
BEG Biener Giinitlers Robert BDllat,
Der als BrofeHor am 8snfer aonferz
potorium pirtt, gang beionoere Bead
tuug. 5srner CAB aud Der Gent
fer Gfabenie profeTOr 2ucien
be 5tagnp einen aIabter abenb.
gr ift elm ebenfo fetnitnniger
Mufifgele6rter tpie Piuntit. gnblta
lei nod erpd6nt, baB b'4lberts lprte
iGes Drama v5iefIanb" bel feiner
GrftuufFiibrung an Der 9enfer Sper in
Ger fran30iiI4en 5srtbearbeitung BON
Sean Benedict uuberoroentIih sefallen
bat. Die ,gomsbie~, Elm tlsinss, IN
etrem tommunulen 9ebduoe bon
glainpaIais untergebruhtes intimes
Sheoter, maht bas 9ublitum NIT mo.
bernen uno tlaiiifhen Stiiden Der
fr1us0TiT6en 2itteratur betannt uno
erfreut ii9 folder gsliebtbeit. bdB fie
bcreitg elm eigenes oroBes Shedter am
9ouleparb bes gbiloiop6es errthten
muB, pd6reno bic y9rano Opera" im'
mer neue mutsrisls Spfsr bon Der
Stubt foroert-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23
GeuF,4. Desemxr.

Gen I, A. De5embsr.
Wer Elm Stiid .6t senferiiden 2e'
bens ienn.n lsrnen min, muB basIrsis
ben Der Stoot CUR 3eit elmer ppIitis
iden 8etpegung miterleben. duf Delte
bic B3.innuns rWablfhlaht- in bss
Dories rabritsr 8soeutung anssa
panbt irerben tam. Mos bos nun
eine tan.onale WabI sur ReubeitalunS
bes Groben Ruibes uno bes Staots
ratbs ober eine .ibgenOHiffk fpie leBts
BIN bic RationalratbsDobl feir: in
ieinen onberen Ranton, ia nieIlei&t in
teinem Der iibrisen q 5uiommeH sss
nommsn III oos politiidk 2ebeH 10
bunt, 70 pislsei.altis. 10 rege unb 10
biaarr ipte in gsnf NIT sublreiden pOz
IitiIden parteien. Wonen Dor Der
5hl0Ht fdns. e bier unb ba su gds
rem an, bonn tommeu bic Sdors
mubel hr preFe do oieI porteisn 10
piel 9ldtter), bi. intimen 3uidmmen,
FINITE in Der semiithli1en -pinte paus
boiie4, In sinem Cafe binter Der biifpz
rifhen Wobelsinefirde ober I'M eles
ganten bemotratifRn Gercle Der be-
lebten Rue ou Rbone. Dorbeippehuns
gen, in benen bic S4la@tpIdne euts
tporfen, bic Resimsnter retrutirt, bic
syiibrer ernonnt perben. Damn ioIgen
Die eissntlihen ariessertldrunsen. Wo
cine Wausr, Elm 3aun, cine Anfdlasz
fGuIe. prangen iie In peitban leuhtenz
ben sriinen. rotben, s.lben, Dioletten,
prnngsn Garben uno pertiinben NIT
srobtn ihparsen 2stternQnb unb sa<
bel BON partei unb OegenpGrtei.
5rDmmeln unb pFeifen ert0nen, unb
bic HatoiIIe nirnmt i1ren Nnfang. gu
5auf sieht man in bic Wdblperfammz
lung, no Genfs berebtefte DipInmaten
ibre siinbenhsn gefdofe IN bic Msnse
iuerfen. Gnblih tommen Somitag
unb 5onntag, bic Gage Der Mabl,
teran; ouf ben gatiment electoral
fpirb BITE seIbrptbe SABINE nit henWapz
BEN Der Republit unb bes Rantpns
Oenf sebibt, unb slpei mG9tise poli=
Silttn nit Dreimafer unb turaer offea
ner peierine, aus Der bk mdlsriIhe
nit nsiben Sdniirn DerbrGmte llnis
form totett berpprihaut, foFen Dor
BEN gebdube poiten. 1inaufb0rlih
itrSmen bic giirs.r Elm unb aus, big
tn fpGter Gonniagnohmitto ogHunbs
has sGerutin. seidloFen Dirb. Sn
fieber6pftsS GxuGrtung psrba 6ie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23
DerisaaIs stijss.

Wlit oufri6tiger 1rouer iptrb In
ipeiten Rrsifen bic Runbe bon benz
Mbleben pon gran MntoRia
DJie6. seb. 1iIiebufd. pernomrntn
irerben, bic i'm Mlier BON nur 40 Sob
ren II bic Gpisleit obberuien tpurhe.
Den 6eimgdsis biefer iuddertn btns.
fntn 0rdu betrnuern NIT ben Mnseb0s
iisen bic Dieltn Greunbe. bie fi9 bic
Dtrbli4ene bur6 TIRE ptrlDnIitbs Qie-
btnswarbigteit unb tire 1er3snssiits
su erfpErben stipuBt bate. Die Be-
erbiguns finbst brute NoHmiting I'm
2 libr BON 8rduerboufs. 20. II Nortb
Hsnb Hodb, Uat. 4irp. aus fatt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

Muf ber 4enuipIDonia Giinbabus
ftrtde 5n ReHbeoub Junetion, an
Gnbpunit Der DRenb @trobenbobn-
iinie, entoIdifen geitern Moreen tpdb-
rtnb bts Ronsirtns mtbrtrt GiiterS
iDostn. 3ipti berielbtn lpurben beuto-
Int nnb ber na9e Der llnglidHGtte
befinbIi6e Gignoltbnrm. ein pplJbon.
truroe uuetriiieu. 3uei Bren1fsr, mel.
DE fi9 ouf benz 0romtouse befunben.
retttttn fi@ bur9 reHt3eitige5 Mbs
fpringen. Der Noferiali1oben iDtr6
ouf $500 ohed 6dtt. DER Hetritb ouf
ber ginie erlitt iRfpIge bes lInfoII5
sine s,1bseilasiop uatsTtss@uno,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

Gin boppeItsr sSeittag nirb Der
fommenbe Gienifag i'm ct. AIopfius
Wuifenbauie iein, benn an bkism
Gage finbet niht nur bic offi3ielIe
Jeier bss WeibnadisFeiies in Der 9n=
itdIt fat, fonbern Der loneiGbrige
eifrise fapIan Der 4nitaIt, Hep.
georg BON Der Nbe, tpirb an bieIem
1ags fein iilbernes prieiteriubildum
begeEkn.
gu nis|er Jubelfeisr bss dllDere1rien
qrieiters, Der felt nunmebr 20 Jabren
In Der aufcpfernbften 1inb unsrmiibz
lihiten MeiFe TIM SntersiIe Der maiIen
tbdtig geipeien, tperben iih feline
Jreunbe unb 9snunberer islbiirsbens
in hslieH Shadren einitellen unb aud
bie Gtiftlihtsit tpiro NIT BEN 6srra
grabiffof an Der Spibe obn. Grnee
fsbr sublreih pertretsn Isin.
Der Subilnr ipirb um sebn lthr
@Ormitiuss am 9isniiag in Der aas
ptle bes Waifenhalrles Elm Snbilds
iimss1ohdmt eelebriren unb bierbei
iDerbsn ibm ReD. 8. 6oltbdus bon
9unilton, g., unb Rep. Mlopfius
gerbes BON WibbIetotpn, g., bic
sIeih5eitig nit ibm bic prieiterneib.
srbielten, aiIiitiren. ipdbreno Rep. lIrs
tan Jrei. .. 8. 3D., bic Geiiprebigt
bait. a
Rep. bon Der abe ift Elm gineinnas
tier RiHb, Der Gprob elmer bodnnsefss
tenen huifhen yamilie unb Elm Hinb
Der 81. Dreifaltigtsiissgemsinbe Or
ipurbe am 20. syebruar 1863 gebcrsn
uno obfolpirts bic gtmeinbeIhuls Der
6I. Dreifnltieteitssgemeinbe uno
bnnn bas ct. Eaperius Gollsgiun,
irorauf er feline tbeolosiihen Stubiea
In Baltimore ma4ie. Die Yrisfters
.peik erbielt er am 18. Desember
1886 In Der bieiisen ct. psters Rus
ibebrale burh ben oomalieen Grsbiz
ihof Glber.
Gsine ieeIforeeriIfe 5bdtigteit BE-
oann Rep. bon Der 9ibe on Der ct.
pnuIuB Rirrte. mo CT feds Sabre lang
uritsr ReD. 8. Jsrneoing als 9ilfss
prieIfer nirtss. SIM Sabre 1892 fam
er an bas Ct. Mlopiius Waifenbaus
uno III feitbem bort tbdtig ssfpeien.
Geinem rnitloien gifer unb isinem
unermiihlifen Wirisn III es in srIitr
2inie su perbon,en. bab bas Ct.
aiopIius WoiIsn1aus cine Der Muiiers
onitolten ber Stabi 1T. Reb. pon Der
Nhe III obne sgrnge Der rehie Wann
am rehten pIas, benn Ct i'll ieinsn
iieinen S6ubkfoblsnen Elm pdierlihsr
0reunb. an bem lie NIT innissr aiebs
unb Werebruns b1nsen. gr III es. Der
bic alein<n gum Stubium Der beuts
fd<n Sprunt nnbdIt unb ibm afI.in
III es 81 perbonssn. bob bei ben sgsfis
lihseittn Dss Maiisnbouiss bic ains
berfhoar ittts nit 70 grpben Ghrsn
beftebt. benn ale Auffiibrungen itubirt
Rep. pom bsr Mhe perf0nlih NIT ben
HIeinsn Elm. ia er III Der N<rfufIsr
Der Msbr5obI Der 5ur Muffiibrung ae-
Iangenbsn Slide unb Dialoge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23
Orobbiebjfabl.

Der 81 Sabre aIie Gdonlte1nsr
gbnorb Geiters ipurbe ssfern Ra9'
miitag tn Der Mirtbfhoft oes Soc
6eb, go. 900 Race Gtrobe. BON ben
0ebeimpolisiiten Sntenep unb 6ouils
Ion 'perbaftet uno unter Der 4ntIcge
bes GrcBbiebiiablss eingefwrrt. Der
Gefaneens pirb befHulbist. bie Biz
densoorfer 1ppetpriter Rnf. Co.. Ro.
229 Weit 4. Mpenue. um eine tperth'
polIs Ghreibmai1ine beitoblen 5u bo'
BEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

Die poIi5si iit NIT Radforfdunse,
nah Mm. Willis. Gtetparb auf einem
Ghlsppbampfer Der Campbell gresf
Goal Gompanp, btfhdfttst, tDeldsr
ipabrfdeinlih I'm Cbioflub ertrunten
lit. Wiais mar am Donneritag 4bsno
entlaHen tpprben unb perlieb bas8oot.
Jriib geItern Wtorgen ipurbe fein
6nnbfoffer nit Ssnbalt auf elmer
Barrie I'M Jluife gefunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

Re 10 Dort, %. Te3. Qns.toms
men: .4merita", pon 5amburg
~princeb Srere", bon glsapel; .Sceas
nia", BON 5rieit.
GiperpooI, 20. DsSsmber. Qns
sstumHen: r2uiitaHia", BON Qer
Yort; Baltic, DON Retp gort.
pIpmoutb, %. Ds;. Qnestoms
men: Oceanic" BON Rem gort nof
Southonpton. N
6aore, %. DEG. 4uget.: ga 2o'
raine", BON ReD Yorf.
gbtlabeIpbia. 20. Oe3. On.
setommsn: .9raf WolHries', Don
6ombura.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23
- ei5ns9tea Sci ben assmssritter,,

Cine semeinfame gbrilibnumDerIoo.
iling nebif 1on3 peroniiclten am
teutiaen Mbenb IN Der Gem
trnl 4urnbolIe BE G<rrmonn Qcgs go.
I unD bic Cincinnati loge go. 5, prp<
tettibe Crber Anigbts Of Gosmos. D<r
Gintritt III frti unb bic wer1nloiter
ipe1ben rs frsaieR iDean iie pielt
Bbelsnbe an ienem Mb<xb bei Iim 81
Gofe tobeu. Gs jfnb BE beiitn @or>
betpltnngtn ettrpffen nnb 3obJreime
0nol n1e orIaaoen l,as 0tsloefuus,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

lm ftGbtilhkn Bouomt iDurben ses
fern bic iolssnbsn GauerlaubniB.
fd3eine ertpirit: R. D. COOPER. 2As
it6di0es MObnbous on Mrgoruid
gloce, nabe Gre Mpe.. $1,000; W. p.
Cooper. 2Aft06ists M1obnbuus an
Rinfep NDtnile. nobe pdris Strabs;
5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

mdhli6laht. - promenabe Genes
poifes. - 8oujtil. - philippe
Wonnier unb Gafparb Walstts. -
2tsat Geiern. - Sbeoier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

Waibington. o. g., 90. De3.
Dns S4dtnmts Departement be-
f4loB am Ureitos, ben Rpntratt fiit
bic grrihtung bes poitamts In Daps
ton, Ohio, Der CHARLES MegauI gpus
ifruction Go. bon pbilohelpbia al ibz
rem ansebot bon $417,581 gu ert5si-
len.
Oas srlndugige rnse.
heuer.
GIereIanb. 81, 20. D<5. DER
24idbrige Sobn Grbor brad am Greis
tag In bic Mobnuns feiner friihxrsn
Oeliebten ein, tpelhe einen Nnbererl ses
beirntbet bate. unb iaste ibr bier Rus
eeIn In ben RDrper. iie i0btli1 per-
munbenb. Der Gatte Der Jruu, GKrs
man Doboib, ouf peI1en Der gifers
fiihtise sIeidfaus fdcB, lam unDer.
lett babon. Cine srobe Wtenfhens
nsense perfIoste ben fliihtieen G1ieB>
bolb, ber fib cine Augel bRr@ be
4r1a iugte. ais er fab bok e ui@t
suttDmmsu ionztk
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-03
MANY DROWNED
SEEKING RELIEF
FROM TORPID sun
Eleven Deaths OF Bathers and
B0atmen in New
England. y

BOSTON. July S.-Eleven drownings
resulted in New England Sunday.
James Gibley, aged SS. of Lawrence.
was caught in the undertow on the
beach at Newburyport and drowned
while his wife stood by helpless to
aid him.
William Smith. 10, of Ware, lost !
life in view of a score of bathers at
Forest Lake. Palmer. They thought he,
was doing Stunts" then in reality
he was drowning.
Eugene F. Willis, 80, of oxford, N.
H., stayed under water in the Con-
necticut river for forty-five seconds
successfully. He tried to make it n
full minute and never ceme to the
surface again.
Cousins, living in adjoining houses
on Clifford street, in Providence. r. l.
Warren Dewitt Clinton and Sackwell
H. Clinton, both 2s years old, were
capsized while boating on a reservoir
in Swansea, Mass. and drowned.
Other victims of drowning reported
during the day were:
Charles Lovett. aged %. of Lynn
Joseph Petyiak. aged 81, Manchester,
y. H; Alfred LaFreniere. 10, of Spring
field; Nadia Beaulieu, "a. of Chicopee;
William Dunlap, aged % years, OF
South Lawrence. and Egnatios B.
Kataiewks, of Lawrence. (
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-03

When someone Is overcome with the
heat" said Charles f. Talbot, superin-
tendent of the City Hospital, to a Star
reporter today, get ice and water as
quickly as possible and bathe them,
particularly the head. Then get a doc
tor or call an ambulance Immediately.
Il say that because 1t is very hard
for a layman, as it were, to judge just
how bad the prostration may be. 1t
takes a doctor to do that. n the
quicker you can get a doctor the bet
ter.
"Of course, it is necessary to loosen
the clothes and give the victim all the
air possible. That goes without saying.
But beyond bathing with ice-water, or
water. there is little that can J done
until a doctor comes.
I'VE nave not had any real trouble
with heat p~rostrations as yet, but we
are all ready. Well probably have our
hands full today and tomorrow. But,
as I say, we are perfectly prepared.
"As a matter of fact last night is the
only night I can remember when the
patients here were not able to rest
well on account of the heat. They
spent a restless and uncomfortable
night because of the intense heat and
that Is something unusual"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-03
POLICE INVESTIGATING
CANAL STREET FIGHT.

The police today are investigating
the cutting ARRAY that took place last
night, in which Pietro Q%uantorio De
Paolo, 81 years ole. of 20 River street.
was cut several times across the face,
while talking to several friends on
South Canal street, near Railroad
place. According to witnesses 1t is
said that De Paolo was talking to sew
eral friends when one of them drew a
knife and slashed him across the face.
De Paolo screamed, but before assist
ance could arrive the mar who did he
stabbin5 had fled. De Paolo y1s taken
to the City Hospital. where his
wounds. which were not serious, were
dressed. John Alardy. rs years old.
and Patsy Manpitt, % years old, both
of SO River street, are held at the First
Precinct police station as witnesses.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-03
EXCESSIVE HEAT
DRIVES PUBLIC
70 lighthouses
Over Five Hundred at Summer
Avenue Early This
Morning.

"Whew! Did you say hot? Well, so
DO l. and the 800 other folks who have
heen In here this morrine IN get some
80 a. ,.at ura.haa - 80 na,n 1,ve
-
pesuh 70 tniiiA mat ~ N"s oue"' ~
stop spending money Ior streets anu
sidewalks and put it all into bath
houses"
This was the greeting an Evening
CRAP ronortor raoai,,ad .odo,. from
Shan,o. n I,S,,,ioms snnar;ntanaan, Of
tha snmrar Avanua p,,hIio patb~ house.
snhan ~ aoi,oa - ra+ fa,, nointars ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-03

Nov is the time for mothers to OBJ
serve the golden rule to do unto baby
as they would have others do unto
them"
This was the advice of Miss Clara e.
Watkins. superintendent of the Babies
Hospital, High and Bank streets, to all
mothers with small children. as pro-
pounded to an evening STAR reporter
today.
Mothers come to the clinic" she
continued, with their babies heavily
clothed in red fiannels.
when do you lose yo"r habies most
lin winter or in sums ner-' the nurse
asks.
In summer the answer invariably
Is.
".Why?'' the nurse demands.
"I don't know is the pathetic re-
joinder.
And yet the baby will she tightly
clothed in fannels. That is why say
that the mothers should treat the
babies as themselves.
THE babies, these hot days, should
have nothing on them but a thin cot
ton shirt-no stockings, no dress. Then
the baby should be placed on a nat
surface that is hard.
Don't have any feather pillows or
pillows of any kind.
BABY should be sponged frequently
with tepid water. Drinks of water
that has been boiled and strained and
cooled-but not ice-cold-should be
given the child at short intervals.
"If this were done there wouldn't
be so many deaths of little children
during the dog days.
IF the weather changes, of course
more clothes should be put on baby
but in no event should the child be
| overheated..
"Baby's bottle should be thoroughly
boiled every day. 1t should be kept
under cover to protect 1t from the dust
and should be rinsed thoroughly and
well wiped before and after each feed
ing. If the bottle is kept in any solu-
ton 1t will become Shiny.
"Baby's mouth should be washed
too, before and after feeding. Nc
borax. boracic acid or honey should be
used as a mouth wash.
"At the first appearance of diar-
rhoea baby should be given a dose OF
! castor oil and a doctor should be sum
moned Immediately. Delay is danger
Gus Diarrhoea may result In death,
and hal is why a physician should be
called.
IF a few common-sense precautions
like these are taken, and baby is treat
ed humanity, the hot days should be
passed in safety
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-03
COURT HOUSE EMPLOYEES
GOING TO BERGEN POINT.

Employees of the Court House will
forget all about writs, subpoenas, in
documents, pleas and records Thursday
when they will make their annual pill
grimage to Bergen Point as devotees
of the %succulent clam, dainty fish and
the dainty vegetables that go to make
up a first-class shore dinner. The en-
ployees have been holding annual out
ings for nearly a score of years. Dur
ing this time there have been many
changes in the membership of the so.
called Court House Clam Destroyers
Association, But the original appetite
is still there.
A special trolley car will leave the
High street loop in the rear of the
Court House at 4:30 OPP. m. on the date
fixed.
Lloyd H. Mckee, Frank TAYLOR and
Michael ]. Whalen, who are connected
with the administration of Justice.
jointly and severally. will b. in charge
of the outing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-03
TEN DEAD; 90 FRUSTRATED
BY HEAT IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 3.-The thermome-
ter at 8 o'clock this morning registered
Is degrees higher than at the same
hour yesterday, which was good enough
indication that Monday would beat
Sunday for the high temperature rec
ord. Yesterday, with a miximum of
94.5 degrees. was the hottest day here
for twelve years, but 1t showed at 8
o'clock temperature of only u, COM
pared with ~ at s this morning.
The neat has caused ten deaths and
over sixty prostrations. The rush Of
bathers 20 river and ocean beaches,
due to the eycessivc warmth, vas in
directly responsible for nine deaths in
this ~neighporhood from drowning.
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sale bridge. The Harrison police am
bulance was summoned. He vas re-
vived and taken home.
An Italian laborer, employed o
ing a house on the northeast corner
of North Fifth and Hamilton streets,
was stricken and taken to st. Mi
chael's Hospital. His condition Is not
believed to be serious.
The Otis Elevator Works on First
street closed down this morning be-
cause of the heat and operations were
suspended at the Crucible Steel Works.
Many employees of the international
Steam Pump Works quit work early
in the day.
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ASBURY PARK HARD HIT
BYICE CREAM FAMINE

stands about the resort are numerous.
Lemons just now are selling for three
cents apiece and the supply is not
over-abNndant. Merchants gave out
the rather startling information that
there is a corner In lemons :
When the lemons gave out thirsty
patrons demanded anything so long as
1t was palatable and had been near
ice. But the demand for lemonade was
not so great as to overshador the con-
sumption of other cooling connections.
1t is given as an illustration of the
greatest thirst Asbury has ever known,
and goodness knows Asbury has seen
some awful thirsts.
There vas a land breeze, and a
scarcely perceptible que at that, all
day long. Boardwalk visitors who ex-
pected to find relief nearer the ocean
found nothing but a burning sun and
nothing more refreshing than the I'M
palatable, lukewarm water from the
city hydrants.
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Four w IN OHIO.

CINCINNATI, O., July 3.-The eli
max of a day marked by four
drownings near this city came last
night when the steamer Island Queen
ran down a skiff containing three
women and two men. The wheel of
the steamer hit the skiff and threw its
occupants into the river. Alvin Self
rim was struck by the wheel and he
sank instantly. The others in the skiff
were rescued by bathers.
John Fischer. of Cincinpati. and
Cora Stegman, of Chicago. were
drowned while canoeing in the Big
Miami river. near Miamitown. Clyde
Taylor was drowned while bathing in
the Licking river. near Melbourne, Ky.
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cARELEssNEss CAUSES BLAZE.

Carelessness with a lighted cigar led
to the firemen being given an almost
useless run in the fierce heat today.
The blaze was at 40 Hill street, a fur
nished rooming house, where some
lodger left a lighted cigar on the bed.
The mattress and sheets were the only
things damaged. While the property
loss was only S. the loss in perspira-
ton by the hremen is estimated at
several gallons.
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Parker, of 237 Lafayette street. Early
Yesterday morning while she was sit
ting in a window trying to get fresh
aid, she fell asleep and tumbled to the
roof of an 81" twenty fe1t below. h
was taken to the institution with Al
broken collarbone and a scalp wound,
Emma Peterson. 20 years old. of 104
Peabody place, died last night at her
home. Yesterday morning she dressed
to go to church. but before she left the
house she was seized by convulsians A
physician was called and she was re-
vived. The intense heat sapred her
strength and she died at night. County
Physician Mckenzie viewed the hoay.
The cause of death is given as heat.
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Resort Swelters, but Cannot
Get a Bit of the.C0ol-
ing Dainty.

ASBURY PARK, July 3.-There was
an ice-cream famine in Asbury Park
last night. At 1916 o'clock ics-vream
couldn't be had at any price. Swelter-
ing visitors hurried uptown, only to
find that the ice-cream at the soda
stands and pharmacies had been sold
out. Proprietors telephoned about for
supplies, only to find that there wasn't
even a spoonful to be had.
Following the failure of the ice
cream supply there was a run on lem
onadN and then the lemons gave out.
This stock was none too easily replen-
ished. either. although the Italian fruit