The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-30
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/ tsrsans are Prestrafs4.

One Woman Ulc1 ana a NumnoF w
t'srsans are Prestrnfs4.
The sun rose red aud fiery yesteriay
and those who looked for nj
cessation OF the tarribia heat werel
90 disappointmenk Tho TEN.
perature was not as high as that OF
last Tuesday. but the heat was unbear-
able, causing Que death and number
OF proefratiOns.
The death was that of Miss Ida
Keenan,, Of Philadelphin, who died at
the house OF Mira. Sarah Jess, her Sis
ter, No. 2i2 West Fifth street. This
young lady resided at No. 1858 North
seventh street, Philadeiphia. and had
come to this city TO attend the funeral
Of her nephew. William Jess-
She reached here about noon, and
upon leaving tho train became kewii-
'dered and walked around the streets
for several hours. She finally found
the house OF her sister, but was SO
overcome that she could not speak.
DIR. Fahey was summoned at once,
and pronounced IL n severe case %
sunsirOke. The funeral saigichs ovar
the nemsins OF the nephew were dis
pcnsed with, and the funeral proceed-
ed to Lombardy Cemetery. who're n
brief service was held.
Mrs. jess did not 20 to the fnneral
but remained at home to take care OF
her sister, who was siuting rapidly.
When the funeral party rstarned Mlss
Keemar was dead She Was ~ years
Of age and had left sick bed TO
attend the funeral Of her nephew.
kxuMHER PRosrRATED.
A Russian named Jacob Miller. IS
years OF age, employed Us q shaver in
the American Leather Company's fac.
tory Third aud Madison streets. was
overcome while at work. He Bas taken
TO the Delaware Hospital.
i Pctf3ck flRhefty, n morocco shaver
from Boston, employed at Clerks
factory. Ninth and Walnut streets. fell
while near tho factory on his return
from dinner. Niitiam J. Kelley oil
Eighth and Walnut etreets. and DIR.
Morgan worked with him for some
: time and finally had him removed Il
the Delaware Hospital.
). w. Hanson wus overcome yester
day morning near Third street bridge
: He was carried into the biidge-house
and Dr. I. A. Brown summoned. Han
son is from Philadelphia aud Is q car
, penter. Lie was prostrRted while hunt
: ing work.
There were number OF other cases
but the names of the parties could no
be asceftained.
4 HARD or HORSES.
I The extreme heat wss also YER
G severe on horses ,nad a number wer
overcome. street car horse fell a
Q Fourtesnth and Claymont streets, an,
y WIS unable To 10 moved nntal afts
!. dat'N. IL is thought ha will recover.
I Another lno horse WAS stricken a
Ii Eighth and DUPONT streets.
One OF the Wilmington Transfe
: eompany;s horses was Frustrated n
l. Eighth and Broome streets. lie r.
= covered sufficiently In about an hon
II to be removed TO the company's sta
g bles.
One ofLengle's horses was oyereoni
s. while standing in front OF the Belleyu
u Hotel, Ninth waad, and was attende,
! TO by Dr. Ewes.
10 THE TEMPERATURE
T. At o'clock in the afternoon tn
n thermometer showed 81 degrees
"a which was within one degree of til
4, highest point reached on Tuesday.
About q O'Clock there were signs {
AZ an approaching storm, and q bree2
/. sprang up which reduced tho tempe
,e ATTIRE to IS degrees. Clouds con
a meBeed to gather. md by o o'cloc
IS there was cool refreshing breel
blowing. which reduced the temperi
70 ture several degrees. Shortly after
~ O'Clock rain commenced to fall an
n continued nearly hnif an hour. Whe
y, IL ceased there was cool, refreshin
breaze blowing. making it possible
" enjoy few hoaIs OF undisturJc
nj rest.
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