The evening world. Newspaper, July 30, 1906, Page 3

TWENTY DROWN IN CAPSIZES BY | -—= SUOEN STALL —eo Family Wiped Out Existence in Boating neciGEtt. iThree Victims of Boating — Accident on Lake Hopatcong. TITISTT THT TICE IT TT? of| FISHERS DROWN. TEN Two Yachts Off Anglesea Inlet on Jersey Coast. Are Upset the TWO SINK TOGETHER Brooklyn Girl Grasps Her Com panion After Boat Overtur an Lake Hopatcong Tn the trafl of the several nal equalls and electric storms which swept | ever Kew York and New Jersey yes | terdey. death and ruin were left. Fully | @ score of Grownings—all sad termina- | tions of anticipated joyous pecorded ae one result of the worms. | One harrowing story was that of the! Maerewenten he « was wiped om of existence outings—are facher the Smitt D) fag thrown into the water instantly capetaed and threw a > ‘ 1 ‘Mr. and Mra. Studer alone mane€®t | conanis into the lake. Ww a x A ing © the boat until rescued PO) point is nrteen foot deer t k t " fed with the up be : ma bay sevieg pig pt eas caneitats Died in Drowning Cluteh x of # tos the Sternwestenbore — family Bertha Smith in ening down grabbed | ol yw coigy Pied Wer Lightning Wrought Havoc Growned without « hand being ready to |John O/Connor about the legs 0 . ghting wi apts ‘ | er rugeial deep to releas sald M N « « “’ : one i hold and. > * ow ne > . wind ved Ten Drowned In Smacks. Story. he was drawn beneath the sur w F yottom: ot leas Aistrenaing wns the GTOWN | face four times before he free him nd : “ mina t \ b at Pe faa of ten oF more persons whose IV) self He was then too much exhauated ‘ ‘ myself re 1 ed : wore Wat in the wreck of two fabing | to make any atiompt to rescue her. and |e t x Ww “ , 4 oope on Herford Bar, at the movth | grabbed the capsized boat which waa| \ = et Angicses inet, New Joreoy filed with water : . s ba Mina man of the company of thirty-wo| ft is believed that May Kiemmer got a Ye ie aetiics ssa @hosrd the cuxiliary yacht Nora were | death grip on Lapp and that thes Growned. ana one tte wes lost among |drowned together. O'Connor and Revers a Lightning Kills Camper he twelve mon shoard the auxiliary | could not swim, but managed to keep ue CONNBAUE yacht Alva B. The Nore lost her mast |y grating the capsized boat. whic a Tea turned turtle in the heavy eae. |#tadueily eank beneath their weignt yy ‘The Alva wer wwreckad on the shoals 1 Justice A. PL Butphin and his sor ~ an hour later. jamuel Sutphin companied by an- |! Ps a haat Owher man, reacued the survivors. - DOMOMUR. JERRY, Mo, Gs Mavertord| Mis Kiemmer was weventaen years Pr oid and lived with her aged father and FADDEN, JONLN, No, MRA Crorene werent, | ee ‘er at No. 330 Gates aveniis, r rookiyn. With the other girl, Miss Prlaceiphia ar Potiedeistte 1 mith, also sever 2 years ©: o FOGARTY, JOHN, Havertord, Fa. Worked in a millinery setabliahn HAMMELL, HERBERT, Lawndale, Me LODNER. BAMUEL, Wootbury, N. J MeCLEMMING, CHARLES, Haverford TO NEW vORK WALL STREET CAFE Foils Plot | ous George Lapp was a clerk fn « manu facte He de ne house d Mise Kie tried. Coat Tangle Killed, Policeman Alexar for bravery lite yesterday to werform Athlete would Cromwell's Creek this borough ¢ | Chambete at nmer Were elmag: Ps. NER, SAMUEL, Woodbury, MJ serdER WALTER, No, U6 Bouth Mab ford strew:, Fhiladeighia WTARMAY, J., Philadeiphia. WRAVBR, CARL. No, wnt ferent, Philadomienn WILLIAMS. GRIFFITH, Ne Phiuaselpeia Knowing Detective Wiliam Hedersap, f the Do Some Waiti {Lunche Them- ot a Myste er Avenue dal an| the depa at feat t selves.at Time, | | pirte with here Bhivers braved death teme and again by diving into the hold of the overturned boat to fetch life-preservers for hie! foundering company. Capt. Henry &. Lodiam, of the Hertord Beach Lite Baving Btation, stood by for ah bour fh the plunging wens, and be and bis | erew tranaferred the sureiv w their) beei Wider Taartul comditin Shortly mfter tb survival of Wore were drought esbare ano Preht, the Alvin B heen to ear Bout w mile above the plage where the| pith) Nora went over. There Were several | Sixt Boats In the vicinity at the time and all | Were Maved but one person. The Alvin B. was owned by K. 1. Hatiman, a law Yer, of Pottavilie, Pa. He and « party ef friends were on board at the time. hudren “weet ant ¢ Three Drowned at Lake Hopatcong. | }") M ne of Cromwe | Adrift in Yacht, Club-Ho Mise May Kiemmer, of No, 128 Gates! } were tur avenue, Brooklyn; Misa Bertha Smith. | jig pont Ker a . who lived on New Lots avenue, naar | the Lnw urged Pennayivania avenue, East New York, | eer T Bnd George Lapp, of No. 1% Sumner! gitp "kr venue, Williamsburg, were drowned in| Knot -Lake Hopatoong, N. J.. yemerduy after hoon by the capaialiig OF @ rowboat oft fire 18 SUsKERI ed AO thre bet Halsey Ialand. shorage they wore t, The three went sto Lake Hopatcong | &h n with the Idederkrans Singing —So- | 0! Lag ting @iety, of Brooklyn. Following the| John rly went t gtorm whieh struck the — lake | bathing as tard trivpe Mise Bmits and Lapp, — accom. |#ern the howse ‘KO. su and fin Banied by aonn O'Connor, of No. #1) ih Di Kasoline lau the Broadway, Brooklyn; Christopher Mea-} and back polls, ace a et nr Ker, of No. 319 Bouth Firat street, Wil) dametirg, 054 Paul Revere, of No, 340! & Broadway, Williamebu * boat from Nolan's Point to row rs y iragKed ashore In all of aotown | fatigue Atages -ATTRIBUTECHOLERA sankers ol Bx Brokers Had to]" BELCHER BACK, PATERSON LOOKS: FOR SENSATIONS Long Missing Mayor Ex- pected to Expose His ACCOMPHCES. Hysterical Activity. ficted tha o? arKe « alleged, nette Paterson Excited. Now fe ngog with excitement tied meetings in out ver te back and Paterson iv and rumor. Hur Cthe-way places have bean bel. Relcher has announcer eo Will #0 A Mtatement setting forth the Inside facts of hie fnanoia He—teihed at some tenets | hie W. J. Barbou Paterson.” paid i not do OH two of th him, but he ie Many Indictments i —awey aA. # F i F nkraced ex-Mayor w pla next Frid * § al Sessions before Pudge Zapriskie hed Masrison almont fe exettenient. He returned fugit Then eteen tal. e summo Mra. Francia M. Sahar estate ; te The boat was overloaded and Waertan Made: Rescus eM The | i» was rough from the effvcta of | pie uy Louis Pulver brought to the! | cage the stofm, but the little party was «ay | Batter Phar a twebtee | Bulmer Roticed thal od \qnorant of the danger. foot catboat dowal uw After they had rowed out on the Jake | ef Hoffma 2 ela sa, © mile and ware within five hundred toot | Wher oor ‘ isa 2 @f Haleay Island one of the young men | pesn ‘lon, but ‘this att Bureau of Health Begins War| 3% of Extermination in preted Philippines agp | Unotla TleCpteanal” expenaas Y ‘Tora! Sop , ™! When Seeking Publicity! Don't forget that The World has a greater, average, morn- ing city circulation than ANY OTHER New York newspaper, 4 for th soda ttt campalan Inatitatent been Mantinn. | itu ty ws * jena, Killed ac Geurge the appasrance ard wrausmisnon St bs aad Qmonss cette. -|NODANGER EXISTS OF WATER FAMINE. THE worrD: MONDAY EVENING, J JULY. 30, 1906. | wer ' © there warily re 2 be Riurmed about he WUPPLY of water for th hattan was t shoe's present,” concluded the Com. | ais Ex-Mayor W. H. Belcher, aterson, Surrenders. MOB OF WOMEN STOP. 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