The evening world. Newspaper, July 3, 1911, Page 2

| contami — - a — —_ : t EVENING WORLD, vented thin prediction being fulfitied, | overcome at No 118 Bast Fourteenth Tie tng" nas eet tn ios serene ate “" "| Flow the Torrid Weather Made Its Effects ‘MONDAY, JULY 8, 1911.° : Black Swamp, and as both West and THE were almost bunched, then came two” Kulsa agreed the murderers had fied|biplanes and another monoplane’ vesterday—4he \nstruments showing &| BCHAMDO, ; west, the police were forced to con-| brought up the r Everything went Defeentame of 40, three, of No, 9 Mant Mieventh street; ° ° . s ees fig lee een pilbgg 4 orderly a acl ni “J Phe feot of the partial holiday was a taken to ML Vincent's Hompltal, F, Lt t D th t Pi t N Yi ke C t 4 One relief even to those who came to office SCOTT, MAIY, colored, aged thirty. e a {] eren oin Ss in ew or | Yy op ag the house Instead, of when they ba arautet cate gi over = Seeeeel Aguile Seve. tear Horr weverdl | evevorne: at Wk, APOC Feet ead Lite Lieut. Granan came from Brooklyn |olreied It and landed without @ sem: \i elevated trains, The rush hour crowds ove, eo at Sla\ first atret and Am- Headquartere and prepared from the|blance of a mishap. were thinner. There was elbow room. steniam avenue and sent home. Sey 5 1 mentary stories of Mrs. Wiegel and| There was tone of the exoltement incomplete and more or less|that had characterised the finish of the puions of the two ne, previous cross-Channel Sights, nor were took possession of the the aviators Inatead, they whiskey upon the parlor table. | erept from their aeroplanes and calmiy | One of them, the whole one, bore upon | Walked away with friends, while ther |ite upper side the greasy imprint of a! machines were taken to the hangafs to |thumb. This glass was sent to Head-|be overhauled, very much as @ face quarters to be photographed and ex-|horse might be led to ite stable for @ jamined by Lieut. Buechler of the iden- | rub down. tification Bureau, Soon after tho last of the eleven avi- ‘Wiegel did a thriving business late ators had landed the wind bi at night with truck farmers passing | freshen, and it was decided to start im- | through from Jamaica to the Manhat-| mediately on the next stage of the eon- | tan and Brooklyn markets, But the po-|test—to Shoreham and thence to Lon- lice felt sure it was not a group of don The start was accordingly made, f} | reckless farm hands that did this mur- and with the avy People eat and looked at each other divided between sympathy and self pity, And thanked heaven tnat they were not Dacked like sardines in Hospital In the east side str SMITH, HE on thousands of sleepers on fire escapes gasman of No. & East Fifty-third and sidewalks, The police went around gtreet; overcome at No. 88 East One aa the city began to rouse for the day’® Hundred and Forty-second street; re- Work and wakened hundreds on every moved to Lincoln Hospital. ) block who had brought pillows and) gTEPYENS, LESTER, aged cineteen, ' quilts to the street ana lay in rows on of No, 20% Palmetto street; overcome at the sidewalk—considerately they woke work and sent home. I the women first to :et them compose) gUMMER, EDMA 4 thirty-at themeelves a bit before confronting ® | ojerk, of No. 600 W wo Mungred and erttical world. Thirteenth street, overcome at One SIMPSON, MATTIN, aged twenty- eight, @ domestic, of No. 2i9 Audubon avonue; taken to Washington Heights VRY, aged fifty-three, « precision that had |der. They decided that it must be the characterized the arrival at Dover. The ‘There was @ rush to the parks from the tenements as soon as the heat be- gan to make itself felt. were turned out of Central Park by the police at midnight were back again In swarms at 6 o'clock this morning. They sought shady es and threw them- selves on the gras: Commissioner Stover was asked if he would not issuc an order allowing peo- Ple to wieep in the parks all night. He said that he had not considered th ter; he did not think the relief to be af- forded would counter balance the possi- bilities of disorder by bad men and boys and the damage to the lawns. Many poopie ave up all pretense of working and struck out for Coney Isl- and to ewell the crowd wihch had stayed all night. By noon {t was es- timated that there were 150,000 people on the beach biggest morning weekday crowd Coney I kmown. The bath houses were jammed and long lines of would-be bathers waited for their turr: at the dressing rooms. Mrs. Julia Rosendiatt, sixty-eight years old, of No. 139 Forsyth street, wan overcome by the heat this afternoon as he stood near the edge of the north- beund platform of the subway sation at One Hundred and Forty-ninth street and Third avenue. she fell down on the tracks just as a train was approaching ‘The station was crowded, and the soreams of the women who saw the v¢ tim fall were heard by Lieut, McAuliffe Of the Westchester station, who was on the opposite platform. He leaped down onto the tracks and pulled Mra. Rosen- blatt out of danger jum as the train came into the station, The woman was taken to Lebanon Hospital by Dr. Brill. Asphalt streets ali over the city wer eeftened until pedestrians stepped on them uneasily, fearing they would be bogged in tar, In front of No, S11 West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street the wheels of a heavity laden beer truck sank into the aaphalt so far that the ends of the lower spokes were covered, It took four teams loaned by other @rivers to pull the wagon out of the muse. The street cars and ail traffl ‘were stopped for a quarter of an hour, NUMBER OF HOSPITAL PA. TIENTS GROWS. ‘The tet of deaths and prostrations frem the heat was surprisingly short this morning, considering the intensity @¢ the torrid air. But in every hos. pital in the city it was a day of nervous @traia, The increase in the number of patients was considerable in all of them and the lows in vitality of physicians and nurses and the increased discomfort ©f the other patients made the task of the institutions all the harda Beom midnight until neon the follow- ing casualties due to the heat had been reported at Police Headquarters, . Prostra’ ANDREA, CRICLA, aged thirty-nine, @ laborer, of No. 77 Baxter street; over- come at First avenue and Eighteenth street; sent to Bellevue Hospital. BAMBERG, SAMUEL, aged twenty- one, of No. 12 East Houston street; taken to St. Vincent's Hospital BOND, FRANK, aged thirty-five, fire- man, of Hawthorne, N. J.; overcome in subway at Fourteenth street, and re moved to Bellevue Hospita BUCKMAN, BENJAMIN, aged twen- ty-elght, of No. 92 Henry street; over- come at No. 317 Cherry street and re- meved to Gouverneur Hospital. CARNEY, JENNIE, threo weeks old, of No. 44 Hast Twenty-fourth street; overcome at home and taken to Lelle- vue Hospital COSTELLO, HARRY, aged sixty, of No, 300 East Sixty-ninth atreet; sent | home DAY, LEONARD, aged ten, of No East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth and street; streets overcome at First avenue One Hundred and Eighteenth attended and sent hor BLIZABETH, JOSEPH, aged twenty- four, of No. 67 First avenue; overcome at Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street; attended and sent home. FLECKER, HERMAN, aged twenty- nine, @ laborer, of No, 191 Allen street; overcome at No. # Great Jones street; attended and sent home. GUNNER, EDWARD, aged thirty-six, clerk, No, 600 West Two Hundred and ‘Thirteenth street; taken to Washington Heights Hospital. MASSHLKL, WILLIAM, aged thir- ty-one, of No. 7 Ganien sireet, New Briton, Conn., overcome at Times Sauare subway station; sent home. BMOKELI.E, HENRY, aged fifty. three, of No, 62 Sullivan street, ov come at home a° 4 take: to Long Island College Hospital. JOHANSPN, GRACE, aged twenty- woven, clerk, of Tottenville, 8. I. over- come at No, 17 Broadway, KELLY, GEORGE, aged tweenty-five, of No, #2 Hancock street, Brooklyn overcome at s.oward avenue and > adi. son street ant sent hom. LANOBEL, ELIZABETH, aged fit- teen, of Cae Hu. ‘ed and Ninth street and Broad 4 overcome at Coney Island and removed to St. John’s Hos- pital, Brooklyn, LBIPNE, JOSEPH, aged rixtoen, of No, 768 Hast Two Hundred and Four- teenth street, overcome on Matilda ava. nue; taken to Fordham Hosp!tal. MURPHY, ROBERT, aged thirty, of No, 219 Concord atrect, Brooklyn; over- come at Concord street aml Hudson ave. nwe and rent home, PARR, VICTOR, a iaborer, aged sighieen, of No. 41h Hean street, over come wh'ie at work in excavation, fell forty-fi broke nore and rite; taken to Cumberiand Kirest Honpit ROSEN, JENNIE, 40¢ seventeen, of Ne. % Columbia sirest; overcome at 1s3 Huron vireet, oklyn, and taken to Bt Catherine's Atal, RODIGE, GALVONIB, aged twenty- People who Hundred and Forty-f h street and Am- aterdam avenue en to Washington Heights Hospital sw WILLIAM, aged thirty-nin of No, 4) Wi taken to WAL ixth etree! t Twenty ‘ariem Hospitai. ISKI, KATIF, aged twenty: | |four, of No, 1% Bast Seventy-eighth | street, overcome at home and taken to | | Presbyterian Hospital. WESSEL, ARTHUR P., aged forty, « | Jaborer of No, #2 Kast Twenty-frst | street; overcome at hom WRIGHT, JESSIE, age eighteen, of No, % Morton streot, Brooklyn; over |eome at St. Kdward's place and Park avenue, Brooklyn, and sent home, WEATHER BUREAU WARNS OF SWELTERING DAY. The Weather Bureau gave warning | carly of a sweltering day to-day. For nd has ever! ® time last night there was some hape | that the thermometers, which during | the day marked 102 degrees and a shade | more down on the street level would not go up so high to-day. But the night id not bring the expected relief. Such falling away of the heat ae there was stopped at a little below 8 degrecs and began to climb from that point with the first flush of dawn. Had not yesterday been a holiday the | city would have suffered much more. But every one who could not get away Saturday took to street cars or boats yesterday or else stayed around the, house in nighties and pajamas and | drank cool things. | An electric fan was ® luxury that would have justified It] self had its blades been made of beaten gold. | The Weather Bureau reported from Washington that the hot area covered | pretty nearly the whole continent. The official thermometer registered {8 de grees in the Weather Bureau at Wasrh- ington, but down ale the mushy | Qsphalt streets of the capital the | many which counted up to 107 degre The thermometer readings from the Weather Bureau branch in this city are subject to the same discount, It iv a were local Weather Bureau “Hot weather prevails from the Miss- In the Southwestern States. Maximum | temperatures from 9 degrees to more, than 100 degrees were reported from | & most of the stations in this territory |! euterday. “At New York City the maximum tem: | perature of 4.5 was the highest since |; duly 2, 1901, ‘ “Excepting a few “Conditions at favorable for generally able, mostly west and southwest. | Western New York bid fair t ore night. ‘The thermometer was 9% von and ts climbing. At Penn Yan | rs registered more than 100. At Hornell Wiliam HH, Preston was vercome by heat, fell and broke his k, dying instantly, picteenier SN 102 IN BOSTON; ALL RECORDS GO. BOSTON, July 3. I) the heat records in the forty years’ history of the Boston Weather Bureau were broken this after | noon, At 245 o'clock the mereury in | the official thermometer had climbed up to the 102 degree mark. In the last twenty-four hours four deaths due to heat and numerous pros- trations occurred in thia city: —— BALTIMORE HAS 95 TEMPERATURE. BALTIMORE, July 3.—Baitimore swel- tered to-day under one of the highest temperatures on record at the local weather bur At 8 A. M, the tem- | perature was 87 degrees, or six degr: hotter than at the same hour yester- day, and by noon it had reached the 96 mark, one degree hotter than et noon Sunday, Reveral prostrations were reported, with one death during the forenoon and one heat-crazed woman took her own life, The public baths and playgrounds wore taxed to tho utmost, All during last night hundreds of men, women and, the children sought scant relief in Parks, obtaining snatches of 6 the benches and lawns, | ————— HEAT RECORD 1101N_ | CONNECTICUT TOWNS NEW MAVEN, Conn, July &—With the mercury hovering in tha upper nine tley Conneatiout to-day jv expertenoing ong of the mow imense heat wayas of | & dozen yours, Several prostrations have been reported and in some ineances factories have bean eompatiod to shut down, While tha thermometer on tuyh | Mulldings were the asa wiation of the Wosther Burcu a loaaced regisiorad dogreas ut 1 a’ clace, neapug bina weaad It waa mush alosce to Mi, wad bi aiher warvried Him to & tabia Where he and! building four, of No. Zi Madiaw strest, Hrookiyn; | cites ik wom wbove isl, notably In Ale | Meart taliuse caused death, Great sight cooler in the shaded booth the Government thermometer td ea on the root of the Whitehall Building | fat) polow 1 and att wale thie monn Where the weather ovservers' instru- | ing registered Sk At 10.20 o'clock. the ments are than it ison Broadway. | temperature waa 91 and. rist . em re was M and rising. Police TORRID WAVE EXTENDS OVER t# show that two men dled last MOST OF THE COUNTRY. from the li The following report on weather con-| St. Joseph, Mo. reported two deaths ditions for the twenty-four hours ending | fr at 8 A. M. to-day was given out by the | 4 ture ismippl Valley to the Atiantic Coast ana | than normal for that hour the Southwest, 84 in this city, at 80 in st |r w widely scattered Wax 104, showers, no rain Is reported. Norfolk, MiLV etitagiter| Nite July 3.—-Two uA H yrostrations and one death. from ex however, reports half an inch of rain Brostral - “ x pavive heat were reported in Mil-| and Miami, Fla, one inch, waukee to-day, The hot wave prevails | practically throughout the State with fair and continued hot weathor in this highest temperature recorded In the; vieinity to-night and Tuesday. The | Southeast | maximum temperature this afternoon will probably equal or exceed the July | S#* Deaths From Heat Reported in record of 9 degrees for this station, and | Newark, the maximum Tuesday will be above | NBWARK, N. J. July %—The tor degrees. Tho wind will be light, varl-| fd wave was held accountable for six mortality w under one h CHEE ape INK OF ye FAT MAN! ONE QF THE MANY FOUNTAINS . wh me districts. showed 110, | Willimantte, where similar ree- | rds were she SOUTHWEST WILTS; | 104 MARKED UP. ST. ontinuy LOUIS, A over F n Ilinols to-day The heat Missourt wave and Hore last night m heat last might following the sea- 8 hottest day of 104 degrees. At 7 o'clock this morning the tem was from 6 to 10 degrees hik' throughout bury stood Josep ymaha and §0at Wichita, Kan. Sprin leld, Mo., Oklahoma City, Okla, Little » Ark. and Fort Worth, Tex. There no Indications of rain, the fore- mater sald, wn probabilities were hat to-day's temperature would crowd losely the highest of yesterday, which The m ths he up to noon to-day, The} S Kreatest among infants, of the victims having by year old a all but on Gong url! — SevRocKeTy AR snip? NO} FORT ERIE RESULTS. RACT TRACK, FORT wnt, Ont, July 4—-FIRET NACH—Malden filtl tworyear-olda; purse 100; five furlongs, Wild Weed, 118 (Dugan), 4 to 1, 7 to & and 7 to 19, won by head; Wood Dav: 104 (Mell), $0 to 1, 8 to 1 and 4 to 1 gene ond; Hod and Gun, 113 (Byrne), A to 1) even and 2 to & third, Tim Frail, Reino, Marwoi, Monkey, Dippor, VYankes, Lotus alse finlehed namod, WCOND HAC — Thres-yoar-olds and up; 0); seven furtongs.—Denham, 120 (odan), # to 9 and out; won by two fengtha; Caper Sauce, 115 (Goldstein), § (0 Land aut, pavond; Tartar Girl, 100 (Warrington), 4 to 1, 6 to 1 and out, thied, Thine, 1476-6, Only three start ace Var tn Swing Mads in Death, Vred Saltorman twenty-one, of No. 89 Twenty-fourth strent, Guttonvera, N J, wont ta a pionte yesterday at Roo fuller Parks, While enjoying himsuif ia & owing he foie faint and caiied ty his uy 3 Bima, ran and SLAYERS SOUGHT BY AFTER THEY ESCAPE (Continued from First Page.) bed. As she stood, for a second, stunned and {rresolute, down below somewhere she heard what sounded like a strug glo and the scurrying of hurried feet, papa,” she cried out as she ran down the stairs, “What is the mat- | ter? Who ts shooting ” This stairway, down which the sito sped, ends in a centre hall that divides the first floor of the hotel bullding in half, To the left is the saloon and the kitchen, to the right a sitting room and | behind it @ billlard room, As the startled woman reached the foot of the steps she could see through the open door the figures of two men at the cash register behind the bar. A single low turned gaalight showed her thelr backs with heaas bent low and thelr hands working with desperate | haste at the mechaniam, A third man, short and siocky and of dark complex. ton, was facing the hall with @ revol- ver RO ER BRUISED HER FACE WITH REVOLVER, At sight of her he sprang forward, | shoving the mu: of the pistol at| her with such violence that it struck her face and brutead the flesh, "Get back where you came from,” he ordered, “or you'll get yours!” fhe obeyed him, As ahe fled hack to! her rooms ahe soroamed for West, Huy West, it would app {9 ® sound | sloeper for he did net rouse himacit | until she had re-entered her bedroom and smatohed up ® revolver from «| Gresser, In his night clothes he mat | hor at the head of the uppor hall jand- ing, Bhe shoved the pistol into his hand, “Robbers” she cried, "Ga quick, Somathing terrible haa happened}" Wost sprang down tho stairs, Mra Wiagol following him eourageousty, ' barroom wae emply now, ‘Tha throe mon had sped aaross tho hail and ware just darting out of the side door of the parior upon the wide veranda which skiria the front and two flanks of the dhouwe, As though Inspired with shoer bravado thay lingered now upon tho poreh and one of them oursed ai West as the lodge ma in sight, LODGER EXCHANGED BULLETS WITH ROBBERS, d hig guy and Aved at them, He level FINGER PRINT CLUE OLING OFF THE IIDDIES” |* ON GRANO STREET ; a Je xi How Woulp You LIKE To en by what seemed to him like a fustilade of pistol shots, he mo TAKEN FROM iv. Lb a) Fo | boulevard all four joined and His corpse was ata dog trot made off together, going saws which he | west in the direction of Hollis station. pin, a ‘There was @ train bound for Manhat- rin et wi tan due to pass Hollls at 1 o'clock, Stk's pin, and a he but this was ter 1. On Kulsa's heels came three _police-| men—Quinn and Keough, on duty at! Long Island railroad crossing, @ quarter of a mile away, and ‘Trinkle, | 1 to| who covers a post further along. The cash | first two been delayed a Dit be- saned of | cause when they heard the shots they gz probaoly to $0 | Judged that somebody was trying to kill! |a supposed mad dog that ranged the ten minutes af- probably VY had been left ing througa the fob po it in the face and sma metal, His roll of bills more than $20—Wwas drawer had been h {ts contents, amount ned {t into serap At ar gone Th : . | neighborhood all the afternoon. Only} he table stood three whiskey /@ haif an hour before a citizen had two smashed and empty, one | taken a snap shot at the dog, and the with {ts contents iched. | policemen waste! several | prectouw thr neers had red Just | minutes looking for the animal before/ as the old readhouse keeper was about | starting toward roadhouse locking up. They had calle: Quinn took personal charge of the SAAN Sei NG HAE BeOUSRE It | purposeless disorganized chase in the| Rheee eea nae Ou darkness, Keouxh roused railroad of- | j Is in Long Island City and secured the loan of a pack of bloodhounds, Trin- kle, searching the immediate vicinity of Taken by s d fatally stricken, as he must een In the very first] the house, found at the corner of Queens instant of firin old man, as signs! Boulevard and Hempstead — turnpike showed, mace show at a fe eight loaded cartridges of forty-four ien ® bullet split the great; Calibre and seven empty shells, thirty- rtd SBMA HeAR AU i'| twos, lying tn a circle where apparently rahi > the heart and, prob-| they had fallen after being pumped out ably tr same gecond, a blade W4S/ of an automatic pistol. rt of his body | wards upon the| 2OG® TOOK WRONG TRAIL AND plunged 1 and he went over ba gaudy carpet, dead by the time he hit the floor. The dogs didn't arrive until after 6 They had atripped his body ana] o'clock. They took the trail readily, but toward what {9 known turned out his pockets all minute and then, stopping Just long | enough to loot the hat was when | the wife first came upon them—they had in a half made a clean get away. NEIGHBORS ROUSED BY SOUND OF SHOTS. While Went nought for signs of life fn the victim and tried to control the Alstracted widow, the vicinity was rouse ing, Men camo from nearby truck patches and farmhouser, halt clad and | $1.28 the case of 24 bottles —one cent a bottle more than the ordinary beer. A little bearing weapons, «# eof them, Guided by West's half-coherent directions they | wonttered to search the vicinity, |higher in price—a great deal One of the first arrivals was the nelah- horhood physician, Dr, C, O, Btump, who id Wilegel had died al st instantly, Another was City Marshal John C, Cole, a clove friend of the hotelkeeper, Cole ran back home, wot his automobile out “Just Say” HORLICK’ MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Ages. More healthful than Tea or Coffee, Agrees with the weakest digestion, higher in quality. 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CC, Boston, centre table where he had make off down the turnpike keeping in (tly (he leader in the previous stages " He had Uterally been s pleces. | the shadow of trees. raw Ate CE bank oe tik ee anae| e he bo A ted had pi forearm | FOUR MEN JOIN AND GO OFF that hung low over the Ch 1 He AMati ony 1 hy Denes ON RUN, made a circuit of the aerodrome and Another ‘had vek Just! A moment later, 40 Kulsa sald, two | landed gracefully. ‘The fight from Ca- J he righ n the left) more men backed out of the side door | !#i8 had been accomplished in about | tan inch or two above the heart.) of the roadhouge, both shooting back | ONCE” aanteat faw | and two more the abdomen—seven in all. {into the interior as fast as they could | PRab Alu paibbel lhe lamb! baked There was an eighth wound, too—a gash| pump the lead through the gun bar-| THnapLene HE PROBLEM in the stomach where one of the assia-\rels, Reaching the edge of the porch 7 ST TT! is at cloxe «quarters had stuck a long|thit Iast pair jumped | off, “pocketed OF POOR SIGHT ienife into'h thelr weapons, and running around the | : rg apes ts ALL OF HiS GEMS AND MONEY| vard, which meets the turnpike at Eddys | A) BI3 Englis machines lef; two-minute Interv In some of {ts aspects It much re- | only by a fe eombled the killing of John Whiteford, - nother elderly saloon-keeper, with th ame fondness for diamonds and big rolls, who was «hot to 4 iy hand print on doorjamb, but the band was never aught. 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