The evening world. Newspaper, July 3, 1901, Page 2

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PRON BRENNER TET RRO PR NEEM 7 THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1901 re eames agueses pen DEATH LI ee DBATHS IN MANHATTAN, HOT SPELL DEATHS. BANA, THROVONE, cae Ally, Mo, 083 Rest] tuneutamtn renter New Vark " Banke. s AMAIn Urenter ‘eu Vark ke Vor. i Vor 1p Juty ted Urenter New Yorks. 00 nee Vote! at “, PE Petey Ste Geen 6 New York. 200 AUR Res Ae aes cer) tat Ont, MANY, an! om “fj GONOne LK) in ae an 11 BOR222O1ACOOOOLHHIOOIOOD, | ; ‘8 BROOKLYN DEATH ant Tent RECORD BROKEN. | Sos T OF HEAT VICTIMS STILL GROWS. | HEAT WAVE OVER NATION. Estimated that Death List Will Exceed 8,006 People—Rain Brings Relief. TWO HAPPY MEN. Moat men sweatin’, Swearin’ nm terr way 1 © men happy, Nay It's nlces You know one of 'em— a now Me don't keer: rine Hike anythin’— je nella beert Monts are almoat deserted. and the few va STON, c. y 3-4 2, w he 2 wi tenants to be found In them are close | WASHINGTON, D. July Later; 8, while in the street § was registered. reports show a slightly better condition | Louisville's Hottest: Day. to the windows and often spend pract!- i 2 a - cally all of thelr waking hourn, with | HirouRhout (By (portion of the heat) otisviLie, July 2—The ometal heads and shoulders projecting Into the Toni se es j alr agesarcielast| temperate t 7A. M. wae $4, seven side afr in hopes of finding a qpol!] Mn has fal oe eee eS’ | degrees higher than at the same hour ong the great lakes and In Pittsburg, | UST neiderating the temperature several de- } 37" breeze. Street thermometers at 7 A ‘The chilitren follow ye / the atreet-clean- jM. registered 91 tn the shade. dtc ‘Phe public awitining bath at | with the thermometer at 8 at S o'clock |" Rochester Temperntnre Falla. MOOT WHEE LAM Wert Ports alsth WEKEARA Fit Rast Thirty fone MALI IPS VO hn wan mi mire Jaseeee stants neiccttssu lost| ' Hi atwed Meith tare» MUL Teenty« MAOK pM Third ayen Nr) AB Wee & NUGENY BAY Wee + NULTY rhe Wert Porte 4) ARIE one nL “ ue salt | Quen Wisew a Mardouae ePHUNKEL iver HIRING wan WARNER Neds Want) BYRNE EK Siew BRMRBMAN, A aged (eemtyten Ne a8 Whanth stree s World Wants Will Help You Difficulties! | Paid Help Wants in This Morning's World, is . ; * Nn tN as WAKES ve reoneens mae rece iti aes v % UDR kant ene owe ane Mm MENTE same ecy amen WAGNER NA Neo /aas Tysanie] beemwn *eannes ANN ser femur aen at Ne BN Saeisyyny By WRITES elven an erento aN Sone vee BLU TORAG me] a gen ae sortase AINQARS. MOAKEE. age euewe at Ne | AC ee tel TO-DAY commuodates many tiousands " 2 - stand | vater that flows [| KrCes. ! - ie ‘ fi ee pane He Aa a: ape nose | Tie heat wave sitll roll up a loge) | Omaha In Little Cooler. A ev i nai eta countanally to cool per- |USt of fatallties and hundreds of deat OMAHA, Ned. Ju A temperature ’ : 5 8 spiring horses aiso cools scores of chile te oe ots eh elke w Wan recorded ee SA. M., but the PEMMIMUNS HIDRANETH nine ore @ reenrd wee Gren, who atund In the pray: utterly | It I eatimated that the victims of | numidity wan oniy 6h per cont. brine citeat , wolivious of how wet thelr cluthing may | {he last six days of high temperature OAuany TANTIN, #8 ae F mey | everywhere will exceed. 1,000. Sere sen ls wo 8 eines REM open at |!" the uineties and the suffering ts de-{oclock the olflela Veather F Pa and the p c 1 iorable thermometer registered 91 degrees, a We N night have tenants during the ent! ‘i Nie iaeare Comparedexwith MALIIG INT sas VMs " Z twenty-four lourn, “The upper portion Albany Five Degrees Covier. Kiaene eahourkycetorae ame UStiotebls war MAM AHS see pty 1h as | of the pler at Bast Third atreet, one of | ALMANY, July 3—At 9 o'clock thin] hour fifteen deaths have been reported, ny ' oe ee ee avait g | Mornin the thermometer registered $+ Prec ape rT iHNN fant of Ne UN Mas front, 1a closed from 9 TM. untll 31 terme which was five. degrees lena roy Cooling Of, onthe wed Av Mo Ht woul be a genuine wet Of fenan yesterday at that dour. TROY, N. Y., July 2—The storm DY HAST S Poteet eos "909029900000 90900009000000 | | | charity It seems almost a necesalty— cooled the atmosphere, and at 10.A. ML ORBIT PHA, | eee , to Keep i apes all of the time during | Seven-bay for Moston. — |to-day 6 degrees wan the record in this NLAAH SAMIR one ate | Odo Nine \° much torrid ve as le now prostrat- | nos TON, July 3—This city entered le:ty, This is tive degrees lower than at NY iM Hn ‘| Inge New York Jupon Its seventh day of oppreasive heat same time yesterday. a | ma its ve ae ate ss Ep and the wind ight From the] ROCHESTER, N. ¥., July 2—The off WARM MERI Nhat want ate ° olin earl therelare | commen: cial temperature at 8 A.M, was gt ; | from Stn each bateh Cool Day at Buffalo, Jnumtaity, 0 per cent. Nace 0G Ne atrne | TON staiwart pollccman guards the en-| BUFFALO, July 3—The oMctal tem- On at Syrnenee. rie Giul trles to preserve order when! perature at $A. SM. was 73; humidity, | gypact Ts uls a aeseveral | ved on the gues. | 7 short showers late last night tempered vs aamitted Cinctunat! Stastes, the heat here so that It not so oppres- Lente ‘ave pitt CINCINNATL ©, July 2—At 7 A. M. | sive. The thermometer registered 82 on nt | 3 open ftom 3| the Government thermometer recorded | the street lev HOT te u = peoriecan iano A physician tells The Evening World readers: DEATHS IN [ekesky CLry “Drink all the water you want, but be careful about drinking = : : ; ice-water when overheated.” ' “Avold alcohol, but if you have been accustomed to taking it in : large quantities don’t stop abruptly tr ‘ ve (HEAT STOPS WORK “When you cease to perspire drink hot water or take 2 hot | bath, ease : IN NEW JERSEY. |! “Fresh fruft is the best dict.” i. “Remain quiet as much as possible." HOCTOR OED KISSES BY LONE AFTERSIK CALL. DISTINCE WIRE Smanon-2-8 AN ESSEX SOTREE k S VROSTRATIONS, gee ; ' : ie Dr. Jellecker Attended|Courtship Cost This Saw Patient and Fell Young Bride Eighty . . 2 ; from Heat. Dollars a Week. vooen Soul isieoessiae iteetecad Dr. Jetlecker, of 37 Vandam street, | Mr. and Mrs. George Clifton, now on Sart , phe \ ied from the effects of heat to-day. He ture je in Sime, NN sb Wee! SRN: . . sone 15 me snp | Was called yesterday to attend a patent hat matris i Lay . : + Nosy ie taken eae ireleat los emis tse | Giwastovercome:withiche|NeatiatiNos| any. inst sae For ae ‘ i te % TRATIONS. oe Ay) Weat street. The patient died just 1 Knesihaveubecn devoted pats sane Nate before the doctor reached there. lov Shave 5 any Cate! saw ot at so ig; BROOKLYN PROST MORGUE CROWDED | “tr Seitvcser wis tn from of the house | sng or! Baws horn pwatine the day ca Rreraears mutniitiaoer when he also was overcome with the! Mr Citron wae a bookkeeper In @ ‘ f is WITH BODIES. | heat. tie was taken to bie home and | nour mill when he ones Meu Atiia Rielle « » ' Neate ‘ . died eariy to-day. i of No. IS West One Hundres and Cis < The Moreuc was 30 crowded with = I | Twenty-etent! his city, who was : sahies to vtcdms to-tay tic: | A PREMATURE CELEBRATION. | #sitine ‘ri the Flour fs Vege many yowere taken away z in love, wane e i nay : 5 Kleiling ‘ ‘ ms Tih allowat for ey warke Tonched Of by Toy i SION sae i Neo the Charters Department Pt Ptatol. 1» salary raised ; : Hapies dellty took staty dedles: SYRACUBH, N.Y. July 1—The stock | A Justify him $ MAN G [of Areworks In ROA. Stowell & Co.'s | *ife. ‘ haat partment store was destroyed dy fire, \ rvs r wo dead wacons | je youn ¢ . ¥ ’ snapped near the stock. ed Mr. Clifton refused to ace arty . s Rat explo 7 some M nil Ale ' he declared, RAIN BRINGS SOME RELIEF lees GIRLS WHIP MASHER. : TO SWELTERING NEW YORK. |: Punch Mim with Fle When ite ‘ ‘ 7 x r | Insalte Them. SSG ae : t | (Special te The Evening Works Ss XN at tsrhas | NORPOLK. Va. July 3-H. C. Mose. “ . A 4 bs }tey made py-Roo exes at Ida ard Made. - | line Staw, sisters, on an elec car o : Tew att ard approached them : ; HEAT SUFFERER ©) SLEEP ON STRAW MATTING, | Tit ete feeed from et seats acs : KILLS HIMSELF. #8), eb cave Mose! x Cosas ‘ Tip from a Naval Officer Recently SS Ane Wye te sears] ibe on the Asiatic Station. | Coming to Studs tron and Steet. ~ ms mba a4) GLASGOW, Juty " tatk bee cs 2 ners Me nap [and steel amakers are peapolia Bas atola ES Lipsiene se oferr}an ! depotat of me cay would have iia i SS | “Srers At States tn September iS" Week. = ty » Ue an e miseat | * jis Serta Setter meeting ines the bl uA Sant Liathed : fer) Amertean competition in negtral mar me we ty j % : —— a the | Kets, . . x e ves , SUFFERING ON = = SS Ne aN Seo . ~ THE EAST SIDE. ha WHAT TO DRINK The east edectbe most See ts = IN HOT WEATHER. ws i » ¥ we x ® . t og } * . ‘ Nel Te ere WASHINGTON’S CALAMITY. ly Soe ee ol weer rsecr ox swe wen nesSPECIAL FOURTH OF JULY SALE aN Gs wan on : WASHINGTON, July 3—A sirike was FOR WEDI DAY ONLY. 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