The evening world. Newspaper, July 4, 1901, Page 3

\ i THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 4, 1901: COLD DOUCHE . |FAIR FRIEND OF THE HORSES HEAVY HOSPITAL WORK TO CURE SUNSTROKE VICTIMS. N Excellent Method That Is Operated at Hudson Street Hospital Ouring the Torrid Spell—Many Cases Treated. VSVSVOVAYSYEVSNEY REVIVING A PATIENT. OPH isie Geter If the case Is not a dangerous one the a pin this room, copy smmce. railed a restful colored © Y S h are cots, wire SX SS resses, and here the pa- tor t when ho thelr awalt the mom the hospital w Th form an important, part in the « of the Hudson Strest Hospital. Bvery case that comes Is fol- lowed ag soon as may be by from one to three or relatives, As many as are allowed flock into the first-floor Mee, and the twenty rch ‘onninute Ax soon ured pa- tlemta come down from the roof, clothed and cool, they are #lzed upon by from two to five rejoicing ones, @ If, however, the eaxes have not been 1c) fortunate enourh to recover «o quickly, @ they are taken te long room on the fret Moor and put to bed for a two or three day rest. Marly any of th heat cases have to stay ler treat- ment longer than three days, unless Opals e wale here are comptications, The g PATIENTS CONVALESCE ‘or, Supt, Knoll aay: 2 portion: the cases, Sax o vere responsible for care of at one time in in hospital work a sald Supt. Knoll. e ood taken H years,” rooms, besides: thowe con 5 B am attacks before, fever’ known anything Jay eventnue there were thirteen | week.” Las | tem rspltal from heat. Hesides the regular house and attend- At the base cot through |!ne physicians, a ble corps of helpers ve been on at Hyul the week, “In. and extra nurses h aon Street Moenita cluding Drs. It. res Tot ‘of the case, The to reduce the the ¢ sta iy as rapidly woot and St orRe. Grin of Vir me means is in-]einta—all specialists in exhaustion and tat Y fnsanity pr ed by heat, last of twe to noon, ‘The head thro’ undresse ‘ a jozen cote, cach ead f i F » leading hot and MURPHY TAKES PRECAUTIONS, Police Will Examine Patients Taken to Bellevue Pavilion. Mhat's the groan,” the Superinter: “Whe t mintak moan from a The stretcher wax Ih atl to t room, room Is the through w Defore they 1 they a spite 0: cota ant rooms are crowded hospital tnkes care of all the ¢ Suns oy c th the army. d used. upon. the patient In most cums it toming from clouxniesd {# attended! rvous movements of fh . the head Jerking backward breath er « wrapped. in cross the hall tron b nde insferred to one of pa tnd pm full He wet she) toa ri trie fans the beds and of wh south, of Canal: street, and han OT fant In motion at his head, cracked the busiest 4) im [isos TiLar the Mick of his neck, and] ‘The recent cases of Wadman tn the Tuen lay nly persons over he Is left for some time, Manhattan State fnspltal for the In- and of Chriaty In the Bellevue In- Pavilion resulted In Commissioner Murphy issuing an order yesterday to the pollea which will set at rest any controversy tn where a maltreated patient recefved ‘injuries after being committed, The order reads: "Here- after when ntgle patients are taken by pollee officers to the Pavilion for the A STRONG PLEA FO R N EW BOATS rs Insane {n Belle¢ue Hospital, the oMcer The Evening World petition for new and improved boats to replace the South-| stripped and examined by the doctore fleld, Middletown and Westfleld, plying between Staten Island and Manhattan, ts]and nurses on duty for all brulses, frac atl] drawing boats of signatures. tipenVortaratiatat ene) kinds Staten Islanders reallze from the fate of thelr neighbors in the Northfleld din-| ‘Recent investigations have shown aster the erying need of stich {mprovement, and are fast filling the petition | that patients have had marks and con- blanks. Following {4 the form of petition to be cut out, signed and sent in to this| tustona on thelr bodies, and it has been office: i (isputed ax to whether they were re- 2 celyed after admission to the Bellevue Reeeeeneet Ad WAVeTrereruereseseeeD Hospital or were in existence before such ‘admission, | The: pollve of any brut body. In the Christy case ft was asserted by the police that the man recelyel hin | furtes from Inaane Pavilion attendants nd the Iatter sald the police Inflacted he Injuries. It is to definitely settle all such_con- nobes lenz's directed to mak ¢ marks on the p: PETITION FOR SAFER STATEN ISLAND BOATS. Tothe President and Board of Directors of the Staten Island Rapid Transit = > , troversle sald Mr. Murphy, “that Ferry Company 4 this ord as issued.” bs Michae! Carroll, a keeper, and John Gentlemen: Foley, an attendant $n th phetuan Hospital for the Insane, on Warts Isl and, were arrested Tuesday nigit on warrants Issied by Coroner FAtzpat- Jrick, charging them with having been } concerned in the illtreatment of Rerbert | iC. Wadman, who recently dled in. the {hospital from Injuries atieged to have fucen Infiicted upon him while he w ‘The men were admitted to ball. ferry line and residents of Staten Island most earnestly request that, in view of the recent unfortunate accident to the Northfield; yous Will see the necessity for immediately replacing the other old boats of the line—the Westfield, Southfield and Middletown —by new modern passenger boa!s. The Robert Garrett and the Castle‘on are vgry commodious and stanch, bul the other three mentioned, while they may pass there, STRIKE IN BREWERIES. | inspection under the present ‘loose maritime laws, would not do so.were they to be used as regularly so-called passenger steam- WASHINGTON, July 4—Dhére ina boats, instead of ferry-boats. | prompect of a heer famine at the na- tlonal capital on the gloriovm Fourth of} July, All the brewery worlcern of the five big brewerlen in this aty went, on a ntrike early this mornin, he brew- ers nay they will’not accede to the de- mands of the strikers for aa advance In wages. Clerks, bookkeepel® and. other mployes not Involved {1 the disp cel Name Tomwn.....++ if this meets Ywith your approwal cut il out and send to “ Petition _ Editor, Fvenina World, F. 0, Box 1354 New York."’ 2 3 é The undersigned regular patruns of your | have been called upon to drive a do other work not in their line, OWA HOT DAY. If Applied with a Hose Does It Constitute an Assault? Justice of the Peace Conklin, of Mo- boken, ke another Solomon, wisely evaded deciding whether a woman who turns a hose on a man when the tem- nthe shade can be mld at He settled tie without past this puzzlong point. Mrs, A. H. Rocho ts an admirer of the beautiful {n nature, Mer house at No. 103 Garden street, Ifoboken, 1s a bower. rothe fences am! along the walls mber the green woodhing and th y English ivy. When Mrx, Roche entertains the Co- lumbla Club, of which sae ts a memtor, the guests are seated {nthe conting shade of the woodbine and chaira are placed along the plazaas for thelr com- fort. Her nearest neighbor {* Mra. J, C Galahan, of Eleventh street, who 1s also \ leader of Hoboken society and a Daugnter of the Revolution, She be- leves in plain ho: ‘8 without any lsh ivy. In fact, #ho doesn't want ything English about her home, She objects to the ivy and woo on her neighbor's house. ‘The othe day she went out and sighted along her nelghbor’s wail and found that sprays of the obnoxious tvy are actually hung- ing over on her side of thu line. She promptly teleph to her hus- ound. He wisely sent word that he had engagement at the cawmill, He sent of his workmen, Willlam Mayen of No. #6 Clinton treet, with a rake to tear down the vine, When Mayec had pulled down a rakeful of It Mra. itoch: Fan out amd ordered Mim to stom The man attention. Mra, Roche pexwged, she threatened, then she thought Of the ‘howe. he axel it and turned the stream on Mayer. it was a hot day and the water was cool, but the man di 4 the rake and fed.” Most of th Tut Mayer made a complayat against and battery, and stertay: morning. mitted wetting down che laborer. lustice sisked what the temperatur was, and when told 262 In the shade dl missed the woman, saying that cold w: ter never hurt any one when tt wae I¢ tn the shade, YALE STUDENT LOST IN CANOE. Caught in Squall While Trying toMakea Record. NEWPORT, July 4.—Captain of astish- Ing sloop which enme in here to-ky re ports that Tuesday afternoon, while off Waten Hill, he pasxed a canoes, sailing master being a Y was attempting to make a sailing record ween New Lomton and Newport, The captain offered co take the canoe tn tow but the offer was refused. A heavy squall cama on half an hour rand the canoe disappeared seaward, The captain thought the canoe cout not have Hved through the blow, LEOHOLISH MILLS BANKER, Had Been Treated Suc:- cessfully Until Heat Set In. Alvertson, a ember spt 4 Aistingulshed Pennsylvania’ family. with wealthy relatives in thla city w conapleuous In soclety and finanetr(3 o: cles, died vesterday in Rellevie Hos. pital. ‘The report on the ward réxister {a that death was duc to alcoholt&m. Mr. Albertson was forty-three years old, His manners were ARrerays and cultured, He was plentiftully dupplied with ‘money, Mr. Atbertson boarded at No, 5 W: Twenty-first street, where he, arrly last April from Norristown, Pa, with his wife and three children. af givls, the cldont elght years olf. His cwife sald that her husband had been a banker, Mam He had no business conn ‘Aon in this city, In May Mr. Alb ny pix ‘ Bellevue Hospital, his wife accompany ing him th nacab.s Then she and ber childr Norrtftown, wher her parents and Mr. a: —a wilow-live, Mr. Albe charged from Bellevue fa ch He returned t the hors: In hin condition and his wife was about the mide that her hus! giund ne and Jun ing, Bhe arrived She saw tl treatment, on a4 41 cheerfully ot Meved ‘ney restore sume He was conval recent hot hin vonal Moa beea: and yesterday stiminone Bho arr! band ally Norristo’ Governor-Gevwral'a Malady ‘Thus OMcteALy Dingnored, HAVANA, Jhly 4. — ‘The fines from which Gov.-Gifn. Wood Ix suffering hax been, offlelally diagnowet as typhofl fever Tnat night, the fever waw high, but to-day it nvglerated, WORKS FOR THEIR COMFORT. of eee COO errors Joveyere 1D rNTLN PIUDDAY. LA. anit SOCCO COL Bor [needs urge his faithful put h Nove!-Scheme of Mrs. | rds ree lis fame d Murray in Her Efforts wiry sou for the Good of Dumb} ine a erant, Toad, and she went and gentle within lege bluecoat woman "plump and In town, Ina wt West End looking out t hit t whole don upto West comely $0 pMarey sperinten Ling. avenue, th the dna Caused an Arrest, teamster was ar- srndde Jat a distresstnir Avent ( Horses? Hard Haut Phim out, a Tt fsa tong, hard pull for a next mornin strong-lim Vata Kk t Sw ASeNOF typical New York load up that hill, but asters nee at the summit toe load ft ‘enay' es} on the reat of the Journey p prisoner ‘The hil is so steep that It cannot be ng to court. | rsphalted. On a hot day lke eft f she would toweek, an asp! WIN would « noon rund form those of ment on t lor the aft wilt to water's Ikhead. On these Th this nd) Me on the and vnew) no tiat day hot days the driver must null that KILLS CHILD. oe | }Electric Fluid Entered; Her Head and Passed | Out of Her Feet. View of Life After Operation. MP, HOLLY, N < tn and was the centred the enil father an svivet {0 tant D SOMERVILLE fant who Altar. An ine | t Si St. | be ho tis Startran and died at UnYe he hi he cere [tho altar during ye lerey of| THUNDERBOLT NO BACKBONE, “BUT CHEERFUL Corneau Takesa Happy) 1 han is the ealy a houses. u winde «wolp: Thereupon she wit told Reynolds sl y him with 4 omisslonary te convert ef abusing they way that » knock ral half ni mn Wa Arrestey him £ Wieneal ned in isoner teamst inth to Ninet: Oe FOX Kore hexeK 280 | aged Sirocco which laid low more than (40 the death Murray it de- x sent m the docks 1 i i Jeo anal River from FA Animals. is tof the New Jor Frets am tthe anate: , ' ¢ eat Dullding operations 6 a Poe LOnSOtee Wit mide nes landed nt the: 8 to tent tacreet dc ox All the mater’a Tico weeks aco Mra. Murray ve the y section of the rap.d- A api eawa marae ay | traaalt tunnel orrenirarr ie Boul HOR saealne [well as «of Holly, MeKim, Kehon, ho feamsters who Meat | Minter ther butiders aad ‘contrac rt Tchem when they [tor who are rearing skyscraping men Hat "with : Miday y team with | battle of ne Mugistrat dumb blub- have won a reputation for always thefrantinals kindly become v he when they puss under. the woof the falr a eof Fene: and lash shed horses profanitt horses when’ they “Hut Ls way «that to the amelte es of dumb animals s th dutomoblle bee to make a horse xasd Mrs. arance | fee me poor, allher pro elsk jor them Beware of counterfeits, free hard-wi ‘acation when are 6 Murray y abuse in my wine ir pase and a de » for the matter of cigarettes. Egyptian IBIS Cigarette you TRUST LEADERS CROW ANXIOUS. Seek a Conference with. President Shaffer to Settle Strike. (Spectal to Tae PITTSBURG, July 4.—Pressure ts being brought) to bear on tho billion dolinr Steel Trust by its constituent: pmpanies to end the atrike of the aheet ind steel hoop workers, and the t sign of capitulation came from. Trust officials who have arranged for # conference to be held this week. Uresident Charlies M. Schwab, of the United States Steel Corpogation, and Vice-Prestlent Warner Armes, of the American Tin Plate Company, talked) over the telephone from New York with | President Shaffer, of the Amalgamated | jon, and wanted to hold a tele- phone conference. President Shaffer wanted to sen the men with whom the lag Werld.) ce was held, nowever, and @ for a meeting was se v resident Armes brought about th inference. He was afrald the Amalgamated Association would call out the tin plate men, who number 1). With the exception of the plant at Monessen, Va., all are organ- ized. In ie ent of @ failure on the tof the Trust to come to terms U yisory Board, which me urday, will call a general strike. of the Assoclatlon nsing of all the mille of thy combine if there Is trouble at any, ene mill which cannot be settled with- rike. Under thia section every, mill of the United Steel Core and stcel_hoop mem’ mills. Taey know, that It i# Impossible for the combine to! men to fll thelr places at this sea= non of the year, and have taken) ade vantage of the strike to go into sum= mer camps. have money and’ will be content If the strike lasts until Sep- tember. The officials of the big Trust do not! toke the situation with as much calms ness, though, and In the face of the’ cers tain loses which a general atrike would), ental! they appear anxtous to bring mal- ters to a peaceful settlement as quickly as possible. For, this reason it is bes’ Meved that an early.conference will. be; held and that the Amalgamated Anso- clation’a scale will be signed by the, Sheet Steel and Steel Hoop combines. | National Secretary Willams, of the. Amalgamated, says that the Ai lon” will be ready to carry on the strilee next, week if the Trust wants to push {tt . The strike will continue, he says, until an agreement to mittle the scale is Tenched. When the time comes £0 aet- tle, he says, the Amalgamat! peop! want to nee the officials with whom they confer, President Shaffer says that the rt that be has been sejling steel "Hock: short Is absurd. “Ihave nothing to do with the stock market and pay no at- | tention to ft whatever,” he say, “Lem not In the gambling business,” * STRIKERS. TAKE A SILVER MINE. ‘Have a Pitched Battle | and Blow Up Post-Of- fice with Dynamite. ening World.) 4—After a pitched’ In which two (Special to The vist, | July eral hours, men were killed, several @ounded “antl the post-offlee of Telluride blown «up itn dynamite, 9) armed miners have ptured the Smuggler mine, near that | mixed never | Place. Troops were ordere! under arms here nd at Puedlo, but they were not sent, the scene thla morning, ax the Sheriff county in which Telluride ts lo wired Gov, Orman that things had, 4 down, The Minera’ Union, the says, ix in possession of the from five mines took part In ‘The men from the Sniug: nined by thors from. the amp Bird, owned by Thomas Wabh, of Liberty Bell, the Tome They made a ing fully armed, ighting have yet come J recelvel having been <d from the Camp Bird mine to ‘acrom the mountains from Tel-" strike began on May 1, 1901, an@ | Was th me of a demand for an Increane In wages, Laat week #8 a ment wax entered Into whereby aides were to ablde dy the decision of a appointed by the business! men of Telluride to arbitrate the dif- i ferences. The committee was working. ‘on a basis of settlement when the oute ler mine iH. Lawrence, of New Yorks olltas, of Denver, is the gen a ‘atally Dorned tn Bathing. 3 GROVE, Pa., July 4—Twelvee 1) Thomas Trego, of St, Nicholas, | companions, was bathing near A ‘Ind who knew ing purty for a joke Iighted & and sent It adi short dis- rego Was far dub or your dealer's,