The Detroit times., 1913-07-05
LAKE AND RIVER
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che day and the mercury dropped in
4 the tube from 102 degrees to 10 IN
1 ~ hours. The Official thermometer
4 Went nm to 953, the hottest OF thd
yoor. One storm came at IL O'Clock,
n 6lspersing morning parades and ball
+ mmos- The next arrived at o'clock,
1 @ catch the picknickers, and the third
u md fourth came In time to spoil the
!. lroworhs displays In the evening.
Z n ostorm cleared the air and cooled
x the heated pavements and the reiiei
vns 60 great that few complained be-
Z cause q holiday was spoiled. NO dam
h ma was done by the lightning al
A though fuses we're blown out In
few places. The forecaster expects
the unsettled weather to continue
Saturday evening and Sunday.
Y The fatality from the storm was
the death of Alex Zadkowski, 26, No.
1850 st. Aubin-ave., who was crushed
4 hy 4 freight train. He sought shelter
/, from the rain under a box car at De
ouindre-st. and Frederick-ave., and
vos resting on the brake beam when
= Grand Trunk engine backed into
I. the car and threw him on the track
4 He was instantly killed. Coroner
Burgess took charge of the body and
haa notified his relatives in Pitts
buryh.
a number Of people were badly
frightened and some narrowly es-
capped being trampled upon in the
crowds that surged through the boat
docks trying to board the excursion
steamers and ferries to escape heat
and noise. At some OF the docks the
stronger men started fighting to get
through and the police were needed
to restrain them from injuring wom-
en- and children. II was estimated
that $4,000 were taken from Detroit
docks during the day. to Cleveland
and Toledo and to the various lake
and island resorts. This number sur
passes the record of any past holiday
The accidents of the day were as
follows:
Samuel Letie, No. 1901 Twenty
0fth-st., struck in the jaw by sky
rocket.
Joseph Patizuski, No. TIT st. An
toine-st.. shot by a revolver in the
hands Of Edgar Neu>rann Bullet in
the ankle.
william Dickinson, IL, No. 1476 Jos.
Campau-ave., burned by firecracker in
his trousers pocket.
Harold Schwartzatrauber, seven.
right hand lacerated at Clark park
German celebration.
A. Gibson, 20, No. 352 Stanton-ave.,
hands and wrists burned by fire.
works.
Eddie Bloom. No. 766 Chene-st.,
shot In right leg
Donald Perry, 10, No. PAL Town
sendAve., left hand blown of by toy
cannon
Peter Decarre, No. 229 Butternut-
It., hand badly lacerated In trying to
save q woman from being frightened
by rowdies who were throwing can
non crackers.
Harry Long, IL, No. III Abbott-st.,
burned by Roman candle.
Edward Carey IS, No. 143 Baker
It.. burned by fireworks.
Frank w. Tatrosso, 80, No. 60
Maybury-ave., right hand burned.
Katherine White, six. No. 20S Twen-
ty-flrst-st., badly burned.
Mrs. Ida Kuboba, %, Berlin, Ont,
visiting at No. Is 6Scott-st., struck in
the leg by spent bullet.
Raymond Gesshart, Is, No. As Cleve.
lAnd-st.. forefnger injured by fire.
cracker.
John Miles. %, No SOB McDougall-
ave, face burned by cannon.
Alfred Richie. No. 81 Newland-
ave-, face burned by dynamite.
Child named Mcdonnell. No. So
Hnrmon-ave., stepped on rusty nail,
Owen anti-tetanic serum
Mr.. Bichy, No. 617 Field-ave., hurt
'Whe nthe automobile of her son.
y Charles Bichy, collided with the car
~ p. e. Brennan, No. 554 Helen-ave.
Harold Ferris, Jackson, Mich, foot
crushed by street car.
James Nosburn, 10, No 35 Hazlett-
ave, left leg burned by firecrackers.
Fay verstein, 81, No Gel Baldwin
ave-. burned by Roman candle.
Marion Miller, No. 944 Mack-ave.,
fsce burned by firecrackers.
a ---- Mckay. No. 206 Elm-st., arm
ana face burned by fireworks.
Unidentified man, struck by Michi-
ran line car at Gratiot and MacDoUg-
S1l-evos.: taken to st. Mary's hos
n1tal In serious condition.
Herman Hintz, No. AGA Field-ave.,
llttle finger OF right hand blown off.
Homer Roberts, IL, No 206 Trum-
'bull-ave., hand badly burned.
9ergt. Harry Kinney of the police
Assortment may lose his right eye
through the carelessness Of young
IN Who was shooting Roman candles
r. frOnt OF Browns drug store on
/. Woo1Ward-ave. Sergt. Kinney had
\ noon detailed to close the drug store
q wi6hight to prevent further selling
- 0rowOrks. The young man had
- IN the balls from the candle, he
1k0nohk and threw II into the air.
o. HI lwss left and struck the Of
{, Hinhoy went to police headquarters
s ~ vas treated By Police Surgeon