New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18

Of ono woman dead, many persons pros
trated. two theatres closed. schools
SUSPENDED. and 1000 municipal en-
ployes sent home at noon. The high
mark Of the official thermometer IN
the Hub" was 81. and the average
maximum Of the last four DAYS was 92.S
degrees. Philadelphia reported high
mark Of 90 az D. m, and public schools
IN York. Penn. were closed when the
temperature ran Up to % at noon.
Sessions in the local public schools
went on as usual Yesterday, IN spite
Of the protest by the chairman Of ono
Of the local boards, who reported %
president Thomas " Churchill that
three girls had tainted and seyera.
teachers IN Brooklyn had been unable
20 meet their classes.
The following deaths were reported
IN BROOKLYN:
nECkTR Harm. CIV q A"saac Avenue
lNCORyI J.eph forty Nec. IS Iaior Stree.
pitched from risi- OIL ,eraaia 20 lawn. dead
M,tLIAGH Charles three 2i' Fif1 I'm, street
Nru SEN Tct,r res. O. First Face.
TIISS Uenr. th'-', four -f' Neroee Stree
SMITH NJ, Nav. tucrt, seven. 1910 Pa.idc
SIRE. found dead ir Dor lnH"
PROSTRATIONS
P 70
LEVINE Cl4-cs. iec'',.uirc goo Choir, street
IOIIlnO Lrc.o forty .rlrc. fS saliva. stree.
fr f-1u wagon .ca. J. ff.a, o- -a3 Spri.g Stree.
NfrrA> F-sfk f--f, .ft-sc. Jos: INt Ave H. .
a,e-..ue IH Metropolitan Mu-..m Cd A.. "..i'
I. .- is, attendant
RODGERS Edmund. 'ora'y-'t. asa Amsterdam
RopNIGE 1c,arI-r twenty eight 500 Meiro.o
As.
EouA>r cu.,,,,. ',-,, ,'st, s'1 West Sine.
t.c.'l street
SCHWARTZ Ns,rts. c'sN'y e7e 40 We, 1924
S--,, overcome wife rii.g oa lt'h Avenue
.a.. o. Ia,e-,ilc Drive
r.ncu'.i woman. s'.a' 'o''r.'e'-r. found ~
hallway ~ 1900 T..ri Avenue
', q, st x.-, as ,, a '''' ''"'''''' ' ''
Two street cleaners employed by the
city were knocked down and stunned
by lightning during the heavy shower
al 5 p. m. yesterday. Ten other per
sons wee injured through automobiles
sEIdding on slippery pavements.
INJURED
CARRY John o''y wears oi. KNOCKED down ar
Hudson cpl Bans N.c.'' '-.'"'','.g les,
III. .'--'''....r ~ .h. brain
TTIiA\ 'i-. fIia. CHI 81. eight years OH M
100 We.' Sa'e... ~''' h ,,. o-.. :, ,se Bat,
very and carried se'c-s yards. Io'slh.e 'ta.''''
,s9,ed or pavement in front o. 3'l Water street
o.CG<<0p Tm.,a, ,,,en'v cigh' years Old .eie
,a,or operator " ~ Ncs' it'y-aIi S,I,s,
,,.Is ,'..u. window in elevator -har On dgn
t,.fth r..r ~ fle V'fslal Eui!d.uT u Ial
re-, place. Ore was struck Dos descending elevator
Il..r.t..r~ ~ face AMI sralp
rEIllGRANp Pau. ,w,nty e.sh' years 3D. s,fe sf
...are-. ~ "0S NIr street vas 'ianHu "l."
Join Ho,smsn fellow White Wing IN door
way under awning a. so Eag Lguh street
leaning aca.A,f lr.u post both knocked do"H us
lightning. attended hy ambulance surgeon
Several women descending the stair
way Of a southbound Fifth Avenue bus
at Eighty-ffth Street to get shelter
from The storm were thrown from their
feet as the vehicle skidded The chauf-
feur said that he swerved to one side
10 avoid running down man. The
following were treated by an ambu-
lance surgeon for shock and bruises:
IrSSrE,'AN Mrs Miriam. 30 Riverside p,nc
MOI TIN N0 Nsry. h't years DID, goo Bugs
Av.rlo TIE Bronx
Paul Mrs Edward. B-dgep7r' Conn.
PEYTON. Mrs stuart. ~ Manhattan Avenue