The New York herald., 1921-07-05


boken. was drowned In the afternoon in
the Hackensack River near Ridsefield
Park. N. j.. where he had gone with
several other men to spend the day. He
was heard to cry for help, but the 9TH
ers could not reach him in time to save
him. His body was recovered.
drowning was also reported from
Long Beach early yesterday morning
when, the body OF Addison Hallowen
of q Hudson street. Yonkers. was found
in shoal water there. DR.. Arthur Rogers
tried TO revive the man. but was un-
successful and said that the man might
have been drowned during an attack
of epilepsy. He was cashier of the Lido
Golf Club of Long Beach.
No drownings were reported from the
Staten Island and Rockaway beaches
in spite of the heat and the enormous
crowds that jammed those places. AT
Rockaway Beach, however, Arthur
Garland Of 1880 Third avenue. Brooklyn,
almost lost his life when he was swept
beyond his depth while bathing off
Beach Ninety-eighth street. Life guards
and other bathers went to his rescue
and he was brought to shore by Richard
Smyth OF Arverne. He was revived by
a physician from the Rockaway Beach
Hospital and went home.
Two OF the deaths caused by the heat
yesterday were those of Samuel Levin,
tailor of 81 West Hath street and Vim
cent W. higgins. negro OF 24s west
143d street. Levin was overcome while
having dinner with his family and was
dead before his wife could get physi-
clan. higgins was overcome while
working as a fireman in the basement
Of the Hotel Bristol. in 10 West Forty
sixth street and died In few minutes.
Josephine Dellepret, is months Old
OF 102 Summet street. Brooklyn. was
overcome by the heat last night and died
before a physician could reach the house
from the Holy Family Hospital.
Other prostrtions reported by the po-
lice we're:
Miss Helen Marsh of 135 East Forty
second street. overcome while watch
ing the anti-prohibition parade. Iaken
to Bellevue Hospital
Mrs. Nora Derrit OF 41s East Twenty
fifth street: overcome at Fifth avenue
and Twenty-sixth street Revived by a
physician and went home.
Miss Fannie Petrinvis Of 66 Thomp-
son street, Jersey City, overcome at
Midland Beach. Staten Island Revived
by a physician and went home.
Claire Curren, years old. of 20 Long
strees East Orange, N. J.; overcome at
South Beach. on the Boardwalk. Re-
Acause of the activity of the police
ir lppress.ng the sale Of fireworks and
Ga Matching closely for persons trying
a. Use firearms, the accidents due TO
cc = Drating the Fourth were probably
less numerous than on any Independence
ray in recent years. None OF them re-
sustd in fatalities, the two most seri-
oas accidents happening to Charles
Goodan OF 169 Brighton street, Jersey
No, AZ EaG
street. Abala was at work on the
ground floor OF an ice cream cone fac
tory in 4o1 East 124th street yesterday
morning when he was struck by a re-
volver bullet that came In through the
window. The bullet hit him in the right
leg. He was taken to the Harlem Hos
pital Goodall was shot in the left
shoulder while standing in front or
shooting gallery at Graham Beach,
where the proprietor was cleaning
gun.
Loses Part of Finger.
John Piricac. 16 years old. of 5O7 East
Seventy-third street, shot away part
of the middle finger of his left hani
when he pulled the trigger OF blank
cartridge pistol. The wound was dressed
by surgeon from Flower Hospital ana
the boy Kept on celebrating.
Morris Goccozeloe, 0 years old, of 400
East Tooth street, suffered cuts on his
left hand when a firecraoker exploded
before he was ready. His injuries were
dressed by a physician and he at once
lighted another cracker.
Three other persons shot during the
celebration were Mrs. Anna Stoll of 440
Chauncey street. Brooklyn; Helen Mu-
rano. 8 years old, of 324 East Ninety
eighth street. and Miss Isabella Lucy OF
PASS Lorlllard place, The Bronx. Mrs.
Stoll was shot while walking in Balm
bridge street, Brooklyn. and the little
girl was shot In the shoulder in front
OF s2S East Ninety-eighth street Her
parents told the police that the. shot
was fired by Henry Unger OF 4S9 East
Seventy-fifth street, who was arrested.
He denied having fired the shot. Miss
Lucy was shot while group OF men
were celebrating in the rear OF her
home.
Frank Guiiano OF 424 East 1921 street
fired five shots at the windows of the
house owned by Mrs. Kate Corbett at
4os East 123d street yesterday afternoon.
making as many holes in the glass. He
was arrested charged with violation o.
the Sullivan law and with malicious
mischief.
Barney Silver, his wife Tillie and their
FOUR year-old daughter May, together
with their boarder, Herman Levy, wero
sitting on the porch OF the Silver home
In 3o5 West Twenty-third street. Coney
Island. when the structure collapsed.
Mag Silver's right shoulder was broken
and she was taken TO the Coney Island
Hospital. but the other suffered only
bruises and cuts.
Eight persons, two women and six
men, had two uncomfortable hours
early yesterday morning when the Won
der Wheel one OF the Coney Island con-
cessions. was put out OF commission by
the explosion of an electric conduit at
tho Bowery and Thompson's walk,
coney Island. They were in cars at the
top OF the wheel, and could not be
rescued for two hours, when a block and
tackle was rugged and the cars which
they we're in we're brought TO the
ground.