The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1901, Page 1

a OUT OF A STEAMER ON THE ROCKS. The Armenia Went Ashore Off St. John, N. B., This P. M. 4. despatch to The Evening World from St. John, N. B., this afternoon | announced t..at the steamship Ar- menia, which sailed from this!port on Wednesday last, had run ashore at Nigger Head, seven miles from St. John, and would likely prove a total wreck. The Armenia, which left this port on Wednesday last, belonged to the Anchor line. ‘She left here with a Cargo of coal, which she was to dis- ch-rge at St. John and then take on a general cargo and passengers for Mediterranean ports. She was com- manded by Capt. Shankland. The Evening World notified the Anchor line on the telephone of the digaster to the Armenia, The repre- sentative of the line said that a des- patci, had been recelved earlier in the day from the captain, notifying the agents of the vessel's arrival. It was believed that the boat ‘had safely reached port. ‘There is, aniong five other boats of tho dame name, an Armenia belonging to the Hamburg-American line. This i+ a font freighter of 5,00 tone. This steam- \r is in the Philadolphia service of the dne. {The Evening World called up on the Jong distance telephone the Philadelphia office of the Hamburg-Amertcan Ii The oMclals there bad received no news of any mishap to thelr vessel, If she had gone arhore at Nigger Head, she would have been hundreds of miles out of her course, as she was bound for Europe. It 1s probable the St. John agent of the, Anchor line had reportel the ar- sival’ of his vessel when sne was sighted @nd/she went on the rocks while making j for harbor. She was a single screw iron |, vessel of 2,418 tone. She was built in Glasgow In 1581. STRIKE ORDERED FOR 20,000 HEN Skilled Workmen_ in Iron, Steel and Tin Are Called Out. PITTSBURG, <:ne 29.— A strike order has been issued involving 20,000 skilled workmen. All.the iron, steel and tin workers must at once go out, in compliance with the order. At fs very :-obable that other trades wil] be affected and the number of strikers may be doubled. The joint conference committce of the, Amalgamated Association of Iron, Gtee) and Tin Workers und the Ameri- can Sheet Steel Company and the ‘American Steel Hoop Company, which hed been in session, wus unable to reach an agreement on the wage scale for the ensuing yeur and adjourned finally’ after o session of less than twen- “che Arsaigamated amated Association offtclals aaked that tne acale be signed for all the union mi ind the ‘manufacturers presented a COs propomtion not only ir to sign for all the union mills, but) at pulang. that two plants that ere included last yeur be exempt from Tig, soate ents ce nen broke. uw a cs President Shaffer at once iaaued a strike girl ecsial cor ites al skilled rerkinen. SIX MOREDEAD FROM HEAT. ‘Victims Drop in Street and Hos- pital Forces Overworked. |i ARANETA WEATHER FORECAST. g : Thunderstorms with rain ie to-night or days cooler by 8 y evening: fresh to brisk south te west EAE APP AAP AE AE EB EEE Seed THE TEMPERATURE. cial, Street. 78 on os 05 DEATHS FROM HEAT. ARBINO, GIRO, age thirty-one, No. 131 Troy avenue, overcome at bany avenue and Union atreet, lyn; died at St, Mary's Hose MADCHINSKY, JOSEPH, address unknown, overcome at Atlantic White lead Works; died at Brooklyn Ho STARK, FREDERICK, age Sfty, No. 110 Ena Fi dead from heat pi jon am stoop of realdence, ERT, age forty, af No. ety-third street; aun- and died at Lexington avenue and Thirty-nseventh street. TIN, LES, age two, No, 200 Delancey street, died of heat nat home. HEAT PROSTRATIONS. BAKER, HENRY, age forty No. 433 East Twenty-cighth street. Overcome at Lesington avenue and Thirty-foarth Bellevue Hospital. BUTTE. MARY, age twenty-six, of No, 31 Forty-aizth home. Roosevelt CLANEY, ANDREW, age thirty- eight, of No. & Monroe stree cambed East Rivor. Rellevue Hu: DONNELLY, JAMES, age twenty of No, M47 Third avenue, pros. trated at Sixty-third street and ‘Third avenue, Presbyterian Hos- pital, GALLAGHER, JAMES, awe thirty- nine, of No, 273 Third street, Jer- ey proatrated werk. ‘Taken home, JOHN, awe forty-eight, 0 Mott street. No. dased by heat at and Twenty-first street. }) Overcume at No. $17 Went - St, Vincer jeupital. MORAN, teenty= two, ot Nor. Gur, Weot “Wiltyraret (> Pall! Particulars of ‘This See PageS 9 TH) Patave Distribution of $500 a of . This-Paper of TO =| JUMPED FROM HIGH BRIDGE. __ ...... George R. Sheldon, Probably Mad- dened by Heat, Was Severely ATTACK ON PARTY.. for the — atreet, overcome at One Ii and Thirty-second Lenox avenue. + JOUN, age th No, 565 Third avenu at No, 244 Eaat Forty-Sfth atreet, Flower Honpiti KANE. EDWARD, 245 East Fo: Taken home. George R. Wheldon, « middle-aged | Brodte man of respectable appearance, sup- posed to be a@ broker living at Ut West!) 7° Fifty-ffth street jumpe est span of High Bratge into th lem River at 3 o'clock this afterncon alxty, of No, it atreet, over. mired and Thirty. hb atreet and Third avenue. Taken home. Policeman Carney saw him as he sped down’ the water and struck in a doubled-up! A- or age fifty, of No, 101 Firat avenue, Bellevue Hop, ame twenty-five, Overcome in udson Street They went out y Mfelens body a Wemley Hall, of «led in p . Who &d nd ugaln re He was taken to Fe on da toward |, - e ark mu fan J. Bryan to an § World ree papers since Ihave had} soy Gapld Childs le on the hoaptial? Uved with his wife Mprtors Cony Seen ylan ti eee eco nits | to talk through 4 pare ad Charley Dexter went out)to ty-nath street er th date for the Previfotd seminaten iti my own a week, Jam ghd to say [tackle Che second byseman's Job awith.an at once and brought] ne wat ay that lt iw nk bh barrel, the reault of © i uM |thut the Commoner has surpaysed my a fi ze seat aie Ae ree ul COT ODEN £ '%e | most snguine expectations.”’ berpnunaeinan aaron Teserae tally vevivin Ler Lt Bbye'GD . Bryan, after spending the day in eohis nome ani fanlae a party they ald Gi AND, PAUL, age twent: ef No, 08 Gold street, Hrooklyn, overcome at New York end of Taken to House of He- that he had sus and was also suffering from the heat Whether Sheldon Jumped to commit suicide or while Insane from the heat Hix condition is pre SOUTT, THOMAS, age t iy not knowt. carious, although the ¢ may ive, riler In the day he appeared at the The Tax Board has completed Hotel, Highbridge, and was in scheduling of personal assessments fo; the mmount of persons property for taxution this year would exoved last year's by wt least $5,000,000, A me ot the Counclt will’ be held atondass | * when the tax books will bo turned over tor public imapection, Coler will present an estimate of ex- pendituree for. with | the Ea coat and hat into the riv fe struck In mld channel will be the ont, ho eves In. August “My, lives he be the only man who eve bridge ia two fest lower than the Brook tablishment wax drowned yosterday nf Po aeaeell dangerous plunge, 1 Y ent of a e sede ith wule (Soll to The Evening World.) Adout uns Sinlcaeal hae ity ha si i Rantracis A eeeere! diertaiatie tank NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 23.—Meyer| and pleawters when edting $2.00) have been Int for sup Zander, one of the best-known, busiiess. =a lyn ‘bridge, ‘but as the tide was tow whey githeut mavertising. tor, bide, The clothing was that of a young man 4ENOf New Haven, Gida'atBoclock chile. - (Continued on Fourth’ F uni year aklog thls ihiewad a upparcatly, well-to-do circumstances.. morning. ; Baeldon Jumped be went’ ited? oe place by dealing me a) wallo) Lott crippled’ crew. from That rip-conriog ‘finish: wy —~ ee . i i . . a ._ 3 r C7 TNA ORT. CE RS ae, , N-t0 make @y etouty et théilead.th the pennant’ race, Chanee for Firet: With the Chicago, good ~ three games and the Piral ANN the Quakers over. in 1816 es Giants have at least an out 7 40 Sore ooe to take the pace-making Job) ——_ before they E West. The Phillies ha: been 11 ng at breat-taking speed. ta aehz to do things to the Smoketown crowé — tan - Mathewson Pitehed, ake f Py Christy Mathewson was selected to 40) the bending to-day for the locals. Matty, has a score to settle with the Windy lb orce {ulthtei time, Ea ec BRYAN’ S BITTER © Injured Internally. Wind we Get © me in Handy. Erstwhile Presidential Candidate + se o ines Tells the Evening World His Views. ty have gone in the se that gave him f Nothing was found tn Sheldon's 4 = . Save four envelopes with the line from the lofti-) print of the © foan Cigar C iF % dre derby with shirt. He e men from Chicago If uunds In the effort. 4 are badly crippled just. } would trim stewed off The remna and several bathers “L want to reiterate.” sald Col Wi) oT have little to say on! public ques w York, left for Philadelphia on the sto Limited this afternoon, lectures In Philadetphia to-night. He (greatly from th aed inte The new ian in the Gtante’ batting, order ts Algey McBride who was release ed yesterday by Cinelnnath McBride) < heat and sald {ig a well oullt young fellow, and th her is never so oppressive | fact that Davis placed him third In ‘th Western prairies as it has been | batting order stowed that he. respects here by the seaside to-day. h's butting abliity, He was sent oun ta right teld, and Sammy Strung retired to the bench. Line Nelron, has been hitlng the ball better: Was kept at second 7 A photograph of a smooth-faced young man a woman'y watch containing re: | juctions of the same picture, a (receipt fora bicycle and a pawn were found In the pockets of the physictane at the] AE TER SCANNELL, OTHERS. Mumored that some ir Nelals WHE Me toilet i W Morhatian four mi | pro pase. { baa did not City crew, | Rube) chal & great” game Chicaro, was finding of a sult of man's we: rel in & room In William O, hn, uf No. 884 Tenth ave. i nie, liter tdentiied the clothes ay tho: Waddell, his brother-in-law, Hyman Krommer, | against Mai 11 years old, ne ala ita) TU Spe lew to belleve that a patron of the ev. —$——__— and Ith Meyer Zunder Dead.