New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-10
SEPTEMBER HEAT
Squirt KILLS 3
O.,ord Ninth of Month in
TThirty-one Years-Eight
Overcome.
srpCURY HITS 80;
HUMIDITY HIGH
leland a Haven for Wilted
rsop>ands-Many Sleep
on Beaches.

se,rs and eight prostrations
lh't,s ~Cssl, OF one Of the hottest
tC' - tha. New York has had
SG, .el-.,.o,e wears. ~ q. N. the hui
~ 20 e3 and q ! p. n. the tom
rio ]. ,rss 81. Way back IN 1872
'i'-... ,s...,rl.ure scared 20 SC. and
ne +, so Il struck 81. Otherwise
'fs1' y 20 1918. wae without peer
I'd, ne memory Of the weather
~, keeper.
TUE DEAD.
..y-rvy Vr, Mary. hfty-nine, Of
- pt,-en street. Brooklyn; found
Z, char from prostration.
Ivy. Mrs. Sarah A. seyenty-three,
10 wee I24.h Street, Manhattan;
-.,,,e while sitting az window;
- ground and was killed.
-..r thomas A.. City. OF 4SS Third
49, .~s Manhattan; dropped dead at
s.1r.. Avenue and Fulton Street
sos-a.
Prostrations.
.r William. thirty an
n Audubon Avenue. Found in
80 "a, home. Washington Heights
A''sr Catherine. sixty-four.
- Of - Bedford Street, Brook
Frustrated Al Fif;y-second Street
y; se,ora Avenue. Taken TO Belle
nd Hospital. ,,
80 cs,harine Street. Overcome at
y S.,,5rsy ana loQth Street. Washing
~ Heights Hospital
TsrIoag, Donald, twenty-eight. an op-
-, d, $50 Ha.sey Street, Brooklyn.
O-,,gme az ;hgty-siXth Street and
- Avenue. Went home after treat
nE. .l.t
.,r, 81 500 West l2Oth Street. Over
-, AZ 18th Street and Manhattan
.r.rue Knickerbocker Hospital.
Tgekr. Charles. sixty, Waterman,
= M West lO0;h Street. Overcome
J, 55,y al Pier So, North River Went
.rs after treatment.
Unidentified man, about thirty, suf-
i,,,g from heat and alcoholism. Har-
s- Hospital
Unidentified woman, about forty-fve
rrtkea q, Eighteen Street and First
Avenue. Bellevue Hospital.
PAIN Beach suits that had been
u-shor.ballel when the cold wave hl
yi,hsEtn two weeks age were hur-
assy dug out from wardrobe re-
,s,es, and the soda fountains did q
s,rsc business. Electric fans wers
s,s OF the job and 100000 people
usied Coney Island.
Toward afternoon the humidity de-
-sa,ei. although the temperature
altered above 50 until 10 p. m. The
uacrg Of the poor was intense, and
IRE escapes and roofs in the tenement
,cf-.ers we're more crowded than TO
~-h an aeroplane fight.
A- Coney Island last night fully
10000 people slept on the five-mile
-'s..h OF beach from Brighton Bea IA
g, Sea Gate, according to Police Cap
ton John Linden. An extra patrol CO
,.irty-ons policemen was assigned the
ts'y o: guarding the sleepers, most Il
MON were women ana cnl4dTen.
A remarkable feature Of the day at
Corey Island was that there were no
pro'ira,ions OF irownings reported, al
though vast crowd sought relief al
that resort Three minor accidents
nlrrtd q perfect record.
John Dupont, fifteen, sehoolboy, Of
l& Seventh Avenue, dove from a jetty
into shallow water and broke his spine.
M; Mildred Long, OF 1888 Lexing-
100 Avenue, while bathing was carried
ssL and rescued by her husband, John.
John Campbell Of 1915 Bergen Street,
Brooklyn, was knocked up against a
s;g and fractured a shoulder.
he weather man has promised that
i'-day will not be quite as warm as
yesterday but the frosts Of fall are
81. f'r 10 the North.