New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-22

and the beating Of rain against the
windows.
Just AS the storm struck Union
Square with ITS greatest force a morse
attached 90 delivery wagon o"heu
BIS Herman Bischof. OF Eighth aF.
and Broadway. and driven by Valentine
Rrocsthor. bolted across the square 10
the south side Of l4th 50. and TOOK 10
thc sidewalk At the southeast cor
uer of Broadway Detective Sergeant
Toner made a vain effort 20 eaten the
bride. Lu, was thrown down. several
women and children had taken shelter
under awnings. The animal plunged
through them, injuring several
Runaway Hurts Women.
Mrs. +. Keller, Gf 5l2 East 18th st.
had a sprained shoulder and severe
bruises. Mrs Kate Fautick and her
cight-ycar-old daughter. Edna, of 2i5
Nenchan St.. Brooklyn, were knocked
down and bruised. Alice Wells sew
entecn. Of i22 West End av, had her
feet run over by the wagon.
Just south Of 14th 81. Broesther VINO
had been pulling on the relns all the
while. was thrown out of the wagon.
The animal might have run TO the
Battery had not Max Weinheld, OF
Throop av.. Brooklyn, coming around
the corner at 10th So, placed his truck
.quarelv across the path OF the run
away. There was crash. the lighter
vehicle was wrecked. but. the truck
was hardly scratched. Patro.man Ber-
rev. Of the Mercer SO. station, grabbed
the horse before ID could get up speed
again
An ambulance surgeon from So. Vim
cents Hospital attended the injured
at lIth So. All went 20 their homes,
except the driver and James Mccarthy.
Writing his viii on his apron, Au-
gust T.. Doerncr, driven insane by the
heat. dived from the barge Austin i.
Trevor and was drowned in the Hud-
son off Philipstown yesterday. lie
lived In Nillerton. on the apron was
written:
Tell my aunt, Minnie Doerncr, Of
Mllerton, s. Y, she can have my TWO
watches. the Sl6O in my trunk al home
and my money in the bank.
Mrs Anna Mussell, seventy
wears old. another sufferer from the
heat. was found dead IN the bath tub
iu the home of her son, with whom
She lived. al 81 Lincoln ST., Jersey Guy
Raritan Bay gave up yesterday
morning the body of Dagmar Lyons
"a nurse. who had sought relief from
the heat iu IFS waters. She had served
the family Of {. A. Cardashlan at At
lanGc Highlands for thirty-one years
Sylvia. the cight-months-old daugh-
ter of Mrs. Anna Hoffman. Of 3i2 Van
S.clen ST., Brooklyn, died from heat
ia the arms Of her mother. They were
on "a Brooklyn elevated train, on tnclr
way TO a physician. o,.
Louis Sen, workman on the Chi
nose farms I'm the Steinway section OF
Long Island City, was struck by light
ming and killed There was panic
among the other Chinese on the place
after his death.
Lightning struck four places m New
ark within q few minutes. Little dam
ace was done there. however. a barber
shop was set on FIRE by q bolt that
brought customers out Of the lather 10
their feet.
Lightning struck horse Charles
Horrbcck. Of Croton, was riding near
Cold Spring. killing the animal instant
lv Horrbeck was unconscious when
picked I'D and his right leg was ter
ribly burned.
Mrs Thomas Folmeth was leaning on
q wire fence AZ Mount Hope when a
bolt struck IT, Her left arm was burned
and she was insensible for a time
seven COWS az Adams Corners were
killed while under tree.