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New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hin, OF washington,
opened their new country place this week. II
is on Lake Mahkeenac, near the estate OF
Charles Astor Bristed.
The largest sale of property this summer was
the purchase this week OF Norwood, the Robert
w. Chaplin estate, by Marshall r. Kernochan
OF New-York. for S35000 Mr.. Kernochan paid
$1,000 an acre for his property. Eventually he
will build a large country house there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane gave entertain
ment at Wyndhurst this afternoon II was
the first that Mr.. and Mrs Sloane have given
this season, and the invitations were general
to the cottageFs. Tea was served IN the gar
dens, under a Persian marquee.
The Glidden tourists will arrive at the Hotel
Asptnwall Friday Of next week Prepara-
tions are being made TO give number OF din
Breese, OF Southampton. has many acquaint-
Rnces in Lenox. who will welcome him here
Baseball is 10 be added to the amusements
for the eottagers. This week the young men
Of the cottages formed team, and later games
will be played at the Lenox grounds and at
William D. Sloane's country place. Cricket has
timer Durand played with the Lenox team, and
this week 7. Chesley Richardson. OF New-York
mas Joined the team William B. o. Field and
Carlos III. de Heredia are members OF the
team.
The Berkshire Hunt win hold It's club races
at the Pleasure Park in August. There ara A
number OF fast ponies IN Lenox. and others
viii be secured from New York 20 uaaks the
affair interesting. Last year society took pains
20 make the races great success and prora-
inent men OF the cottages took part In riding
various mounts.
William D. Sloane and Glraud Foster hxy.
presented handsoms trophies to the Lenox Coli
CUB Tor competition at this tournament the
last week IN August At Great Darlington The
annual tournament will be held the last week
In July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georgs Westinghouse are To no
abroad until fail They VIII return for the an
autumn.
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determined looking men. wearing the unrnis-
taxable aspect of golf de-rutees, strike out
through the woods for the links The girls
mostly prefer to go by the bus There is talk
of a tournament, but so far the golfers have
PLAYED as the fancy took them. Some enthUr
siastic followers of the game are Mrs. Bick-
nell and her daughters, T. d. Scudder. of
New York. and Il. Nj. Hart, manager of the
Touraine in Boston, who is here with his wife
The tennis courts, in front of the clubhouse
are seldom empty but the croquet ground wears
, melancholy and deserted look
Swimming is becoming more popular as the
water is getting thoroughly warmed. a num-
Der of children a1o learning undor the care OF
an instructor. There are two or three pieces of
fun planned for the children this week They
are TO have a straw ride and cotilIon is
talked Of, but though the favors for the latter
are said to be ready, the night is not an
uounced
The list of arrivals for the week includes
the following from New York: Mrs w. NJ
Seagers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Hail. Mrs.
Catherine Blackburn, Miss Dorothy Blackburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Snythe, Miss Royt. Hiss
Ada Clark. Il 2. Gilbert, Charles Gilbert. Miss
Hauser. Miss Isabel Hauser. w Morgan DR.
E. L. McGinniS Mrs. ]. NJ. Pinckney. Townsend
Pinckney. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton Mr. and
Mrs Charles z. Rector and G.. W. Rector. At
the Prospect House everybody apparently has
been III swimming, either morning or afternoon,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

pleasant diversion, while the golf links of the
Pocono Country Club and at the various resorts
have been lined with players and several well
contested tournaments have been held Bowling
also continues to hold the attention of the lovers
of the sport. There are numerous excellent al
leys here, and high scores seem to be the order
of the day.
Fishing continues excellent. There are stili
aDout two weeks of trout fishing. In no recent
years has this sport been better.
The Ontwood has full quota of guests. There
has been a round of pleasure and the Killarney
dance and military euchre, in which Ireland won
We're features of busy week.
Bowling has big hold on Meadowside guests
There is pleasure in store here for guests at all
times and there are no tagging moments.
At the big Mount Pleasant House porch life Is
a pleasure that none can forege. The numerous
big broad verandas the features of ex-
ceedingly we'll kept house, An excellent or
chestra is maintained, and dancing is feature
The Belmont is one of the attractive resorts
on this plateau, well located, in a pleasant
gIon, the table the best, and. with all kinds of
pleasing social diversions, life here is certainly
all that could be desired.
The Montanesca is in the midst of one Of its
best seasons. Gayety and pleasure hold full
sway here.
Mrs Heane is a visitor at the Mount Pleasant
House.
Congressman G. A. Schneebel of the 26th Dis
trict, is at the Fairview.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Todd New Workers
at the Belmont House.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
ON THE P0C0N0 PLATEAU
Ideal Weather Cd,nditions-Pasttmes
of Pleasure Seekers.

Mount Pocono Penn, July Is (speciaD.-
Dances sports. sociafs. ETC.. have kept the guests
here busy the last ws,ek and there have been no
idle moments Ideal weather conditions. IN di-
rect contrast with the extreme hot weather of
the cities have had the desired effect and guests
have arrived at the plateau in crowds. with the
result that the season is at its height and gay
ETY. reSgns supreme.
One OF the affairs Of the week was the opening
of the PoCono Pines Assembly and Summer
Schools. Many students were on hand at the
initial session, and Others have arrived daily
since. A reception was rendered L. G. Fouse
president of the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Philadelphia. The faculty contains
such wen known educators Dean ]. III. Nor
gan, of Dickinson College; L. T. Whitaker, Of
Philadelphia; o, H BafIeless. of the Bloomsbury
State Normal School, and Hans Froelicher. OF
the Womans College OF Baltimore. Since the
last session Pooono Pines Inn. the popular re-
sort. has been doubled in capacity. and a new
hotel of seventy-two rooms, Assembly Lodge,
has been erected.
Mountain. driving and climbing have been a
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Lenox, Mass, July Is Especially effect of
the hot weather has been to I'LL the Berkshres
with visitors from the cities who had not made UP
their minds whether they would remain in town
or go to the country until the heated term drove
them into the hills Landlords are busy at
tempting to rooms for their guests, and
in one of the largest hotels in Lenox parlors
have been made up into sleeping apartments
this week to accommodate those who came un-
expectedly and had to be housed overnight
1t has been hot in Lenox and there has been
little going in a social way among the cot
tagers. and only at the hotels. where the guests
sought recreation. has there been any entertain
ing Up on the heights above Lenox in tho
shade OF the pines, the Hotel Aspanwall is 10
degrees cooler than in the valley below, and
the guests OF that house have enjoyed the breeze
that has swept across the ridge even IN the
hottest days. Boating at Laurel Lake has been
popular with Aspinwan guests. late Afternoon
excursions being arranged.
Shadow Brook Inn has been flied this week.
The inn is one of the livelest spots in Lenox.
and there is always some amusement to be had.
Next week the regular Wednesday evening
dances will begin. Countess Helen Won Griska
gave luncheon party on Wednesday afternoon.
Several dinners have been given by members OF
the various legations.
AT the MapIewood IN Pittsfeld there has been
much life and many summer amusements. Tho
weekly dances are largely attended, many from
the cottages enjoying the hospitality Of the
hotel Euchre parties are held nightly.
Greenock Inn is one Of the resort houses that
IS nlled, and the manager haz sought rooms
about the inn IN Leo to accommo1sts his
patrons The neat Ittle inn offers many amuse-
u1ents and dancing twice week. There are
many young people there; in fact. more than
at many of the larger houses. On Monday even
ing Mrs. George E. Colon, Of New-York. gave
progressive euchre party. five tables being
played. and handsome trophies were awarded.
stockbridge continues TO offer delights that
hold the summer guests. Besides large tran
s,snt and touring business. the arrivals include
numbers who go TO the beautiful village OF the
plain for the heated season. The Casino Is now
open. and tennis and dancing are pleasures of the
time. Golf has not been followed SO strenuously
this week, because Of the heat and On sstur-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
SHELTER ISLAND DELIGHTS
Agreeable Temperature = Sailing
S1oimming, GoI6ng, Tennis.

Shelter Island. Long Island July 15 Especially.
Shelter Island Is enjoying temperature only
warm enough to make bathing pleasant No
storms have cerne this way. Day after day has
dawned cloudless and sunny with Just slight
breeze ruffling tne water. Luckily the breeze
was rather brsker than usual the day tho
fleet of the Atlantic Yacht Club came into
Deering Harbor The yachts anchored there
for day and a night and D. @. Ried. of ths
Rheclair, with party of friends. and E. F.
Luckenbach. OF the Bobtafl. also with party,
went to the Manhanset for dinner and the
evening hop. Mrs. E. A. c. Smith, whose hus-
bands yacht, the Privateer. here for some
days, entertained number of friends at dinner
at the hotel on Saturday.
Dinner parties are a favorite amusement
here, the cettagers often giving them to friends
at the hotel. and vice versa Mr. and Mrs Gott-
fried Piel, long members of the cottage colony,
are among these who entertained IN this way
last week.
AS to the real occupations OF the place, which
are sailing. swimming geiang and tennis, they
are going on briskly. Soon after breakfast
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

day, while playing . handicap. Miss Mabel
Chcats, Miss Eleanor Emmett and the Misses
Anna and Kxts Lapsisy withdrew. Josspn H
Ghosts, 1r.. won tho handicap.
Hotel iifs is enjoyed at Heatsn HAIL sbovs
ths valley in Stockbridgs- The location has been
swept by cool oreeses from the hills. and the
wide piazzas are always inviting. Hers card
parties have passed the afternoon hours and in
the evening there concerts and dancing.
Foreign diplomats and nobility OF many
countries have arrived IN LenoK this week.
many TO pay their respects to the heads of the
various embassies now stationed In Lenox. and
others to spend part of the summer with the
attaches of the embassies. Hugh OBeirne. the
first secretary of thu British embassy. lately
decorated By ths King for his services IN the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

The prize winners ar q whist party given at the
Pavilion Monday night were Women-Ffrst,
Mrs. Heiden; second. Miss IIttnlan. consolation,
Mrs. Gilman. Men-First, NJ Sterne; second, Mr..
Ullman; consolation. MIR. ftanauer. All the VIM
neTS were Nev-Yorkers.
vaudeville entertainment was given at the
Manhattan on Monday evening the hotel theatre
being crowded with appTeciative audience.
Mrs. 5. Rothkoff and MF and Mrs j. L. Heiden,
Of New-YOrk, are at Pavilion Cottage Q Tor the
summer
Ap automobile rne. to connect Sharon Springs
with the New-EoTtl Central at Palatine Bridge is
again being agitated. owing TO the excellent ser
vice furnished by the Delaware and Hudson this
season The matter does rot arouse any great en-
thusiaSra.
The hrst hop of the season was held at the Pa,
wilton en- Tuesday evening, For the remainder or
the season hons will De held on Tuesday Wednes-
Gay. Thursday and Saturday evenings.
J. J. Ennis, president OF the Federal Brewing
Company, of New-YOrk. is the latest addition TO
Sharon's colony Of brewers. Ee Is at che sharon
House. and will remain through the season
Considerable interest and good deal OF SnlUSe-
naent were aroused at the Etdredee on Tuesday
afternoon by baseball game between the older
and younger guests. The latter won by the score
of 10 TO -. the game being broken up at the end
of the seventh inning by tbs supper bell
A progressive whist party was held at the Mar
hattaN on Tuesday evening. The prize winners
were IN the order named; Jacob Kahn. Miss Carrie
Dreyfus 5. B. Stenman and Mrs. 7. Well
In addition to the hotel hops. public dances are
to hA held in the village nall twice week Tor the
season.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
COOL BREEzES IN GREEN MOUNTAINS

Manchester. VT. July Is (SpeciaD-f,ool bresz.
'rom Mount Equinox have tempered the het Nava
mere for the last few days. and made life uaers
oearable. The visitors have begun 20 he soeall,-
active The week has been occupied with many
small dinners ard lupcheons given by the cottazsrs
One OF the pleasant events OF the week was a
dance on Thursday evening at the Ekwanok Conn
try Club. This was the first Of a series 20 bs
given by the younger set this summer The patron
esses we're Mrs Robert T. Lincoln. OF Chieaso: Mrs
George H Thacher, OF Albany; Mrs j. ]. Cs1nther
OF New-York City; Mrs James L. Taylor. OF Brook
lyn; Mrs ]. Harrington Walker, Of Detroit; Mrs
F. G. Strong, of Washington. and Mrs. George
Orvis. OF New-YOrk City.
The annual open scratch tournament fer the Ia
comic. Ondawa, and BattenkiH cups and other
prizes. presented by the Equinox Company wiz be
played over the Ekwanok course here on Thursday
Friday and Saturday OF next week The first day
will be taken up with a qualifying round OF sigh-
teen holes at medal play. There Is medal for tbs
play viii take place in the afternoon The losers
II 0vn the s s sixteen S h viii sSn5Ts e & play on the 9
finish the wedding out process. and the thiTJy-six
viii also be an open handicap. with prizes for the
best gross and net scores on the last day -
OF the former experts who have recently been s de-
ana taxing So the racquet again. A tournament is
Seins piasnsS Tor the aEst week d AusT1st- Ths
lent condition and some good sport g ansielPstsd
rived az the Equinox House this week This Is their
fourth summer az Manchester =. -. g..
HiIs, \, j.. ars at the Equinox House for July
AiaI Arthar q. canneid and family. Of Ann Areor
Mich arrived here this week for the summer. Tnsy
win be az the summer home OF Mr.. Canheld's
Ths FSluinox House Is becoming favortte stop
ping place with parties touring New gland n
motor cars Among those who Rave been here this
week are Mr.. and Mrs T; A. sayles of Pawtueksss
p Il and Mr. and Mrs. George ID. Markham, or 81
IoIis, n n. Learned Peltz. A v De Witt ana
Miss Gertrude Kemper, OF Albany, and BENJAMIN
G5rsham ir and Harold r. Horton. OF Montciair,
~, J. 49,. v.,s q. ,-,.tstr.
Miss Lily Pearson. OF staten lsiaho' ~ WISHING
Mrs Narrower at Glover Croft -
NJ and Mrs Edward 8. Isham, OF New-YorS
civ are spending few days at their country resi-
osnes aSsr,es Ishsm OF Chicago. spent Sunday here
WI IN nus Us slrs Edgar Williamson. OF Brooklyn ara
AZ tbs Orvts cottage again TINS summer
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

thousands Ill the week On tlss hottest days the
air there was delgatrsf1s cool and refreshing rhs
bathing has never been better than nov. ana the
torrid wave whsca swept the city warmed the sarf
20 sucn degree $eat even the most shivery we're
So!e 20 go m ~Ftn degree OF enjoyment. Both
noseLs are weh allsl and there Is deal OF social
nte AZ ne oesoh. Most OF the fegular guetss have
sesurhsu sSra TIE registers also show fafr sprak-
ing 0L oAftfes from all parts OF the world After
a. a. aes~pSe OF s~Feral years Mr.. and MRS. T. l.
Ael and 1afsSy have returned TO the Oriental for
the season Ar. and Mrs. Marshall T. DaytAssu-
0s xsaOoSi Sixis are Also back Tor ths surnner.
.s Sne ot 'ES pieasantest affairs Of ths week
zne dinneIrto the inmates OF the Brooklyn Graham
rotne fe' Old Ladies' The western piazza zad re-
ceptlOl, 1ooLn or tAe Manhattan Reach Hotel were
IeseFNed fct tees< sse. In the OF the asser
Eoon oha1ness > Band rendered concert Of old
liilo neioases. which was much apprsciatsd.N Din
nst was served IN the large banqdet room, sspe-
cYally dec@SStcd for the occasion. and each guest
rsSelEeo a souvenir bouquet OF roses.
Ex-senator Warner Miller of Nsay-Yc-< .,a s6r
anu Ar,S William Parish. OF Colorado were enter
talned "Wednesday evening BY John A 5leicher ar
the CT1entaL After dinner the party fncItIcffnr
,.nage g Dayy, Of Rochester. attended the fireworks
On Thursday the Police Mutual Ala socs.ty Of
tsssOokSy1. enjoyed its annual outing the beach
AeSouL AeS nve thousand tickets for Pains spectacle
me Fan OF Port Arthur. were Issued. and Ffoss,
w mo youl9 not attend Thursday evening came down
ssslnstcn Club. OF New-York attended the fireworks
rdelnetst3On @F- -00'~A09 t0' e@s-'
Us George s EdgeI who generally spends her
-S,lerS on the Continent is the Oriental With
-eI %s-miiy for protraeted stay.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

sFontsnae. Frontenae Island. July B (speciaD.--
@ nHe's are two large conventions at the Froutenac
N''a this week, one having just finished IT'S
sess'ons IN time for the other TO come. Ths
- DSoAsention OF the Western Aspciation of Firs
sHoer"riters held their sessions on Monday. Tues
ana Wednesday. and ths State Bankers'
soeadon vss in convention the remainder OF ths
80 On Tuesday evening the insurance men took
srsss on the Csstanst, which they had char
nse-,ter ter tae occasion. ball game between the
In - and single men played that afternoon.
AZ - mere we're about one hundred and fifty men
Ne HnoerUrtsre' gathering.
ue-rsosnk osnksTS held a business meeting Thursday
r tatns and took the morning trip on the RarnonS
rra~ srtsfnoon. Friday altsrnoon q lacrosse
= -, sss played. and Venetian festival was bold
sSsnlnx the pxtsfs saa shers being Ilgmiq'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
n.umkEAe

Do5xer Bank congress in Paris. Is here Hugh
Quincy. thu third secretary. arrived this week
Lieutenant Prince windisohgratx. of the Au-
strian army, and GustAvs ds strale, Of tho
Sweden embassy. other arrivals. Count
Rubido-zichy has been transferred from the
Austrian embassy to a post abroad. and will
sail on the Doth for Vienna
James ]. Hi returned this week from a fish,
ing trip 10 Labrador. where his party took
5000 pounds Of salmon. Mr.. Hill controls a
large fishing interest in that country where
he has obtained q concession from tho British
government All Of the nsh wers taken with
hook and line. and were placed In ice storage
and taken to Nsw-York. where they were dis
trlbnssd By the party which accompanied Mr.
Hin on his trip,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Bar Harbor Opens the Season with
Lots of Social Fun.

...S ,vt.b baau+ifui effect A dance was given IN
a. ho.ei nsrIors later. On Saturday afternoon a
bali game IS arranged for the nanc,ers &
light tour on the ST. Lawrence or the Inonssno
Island Line Charles n. Sabine Is PRESIDENT OF 'ne
bankers Organization. - . 49,. 1,.o.+a,.a
General W r. Cox. U 8 A., Is at the EronyenSo ynrn
is snendinx some time at the Frontenac others
from New-York and Brooklyn are; 9. ID; SnacSerns- p
ChTistopher e. S. Archer, Louis S. Morgan, John
spitIer Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Meyer. Mr.. ana MIS-.
and Mrs. w F. Mcpherson, Mr.: and A Mrs. J. = :.
Turner e II. Hornbeste H. c. Letson. u n;
5,orse. Charles s Peck, Miss Richards Mr.. and
Mrs Lee steinfeld DR. and Mrs, w Stewa[e e
Roache J. e. Curtis ]. A Gordon, r. h M, Stuart
Mr and Mrs ]. H. Marmlgan. Mr. ana Mrs. a.
Lincoln Stadler. and ]. NJ. Hamilton
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
FAD A MANIA FOR srEPLADDERs

sioux city. Iowa. July Is (speciAe-aeae -
49, suoerfnducsd BY Rgxrayated aleenohsm. Ian
s.,,-.s tha death OF a fOrmer prominent business
man OF Kansas City. Nc. In hayiort Ia SIOUX
Csty. William ?. Dwysr vas the mans nsrne. ana
=. xalned notoriety by his unconQuera aois and N
xatisbIe desire 70 purioin stepladdera IL was sals
a prosperous dealer IN awnings IN kanAs. Nly
-n.s re showed this curious brand OF keptorsafila
stepIadders disappeared n the most mystsrieus
masnsr Porters OF buildings would De Washing
rinSogs and while their backs were turned their
steoiadders would vanish. The strange thief was
scSIrnf For with interest oy the Kansas city po-
ice and day policeman saw a man carrying
a stepladder, and fohosed him ls was Uwyer. sne
Sf sorns pretensions both In sizs and architecture
The ofHcer secured a search warrant and invaded
DIVERS premises Cellar and garrett and nGrner-
Gus other rooms were packed with steplsddera of
no use IN the world 10 tho dealer In awnings With
the restoration OF the property DIVER sss allosea
10 go upon payment OF a small me. His downfall
dated from that tins. He humihated and bs-
came a rover, and ariftsd 20 Sioux City. where ia
was a spendthrtft. working bartender much II
tho time Hs wife stu nyss Ia KAAen -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
MIR. CHoATE's SUMNER HOME.

Stockbridgo. Mass. July is (speciaD --Ons Of ths
features of life in historic Stockbrdxe this season 4,
the opening of Naumkeax. the summer residence Of
Joseph II. Choate. former Ambassador TO Great
Britain. The place is OF the finest ana ssxtlt-
Hest In Stockhridgo. being on Eden Hill Nsum-
keag has been in charge OF keeper during ths
years OF Mr.. Choate's residence abroad Now thers
Is much life and animation there. Mr.. Choets and
his wife and two sons and daughters at Naurr-
keax for the season. which ~fii extend until late
this year
The views from Mr. Choate's house are smoux
the nnest Ia stcekbridse. and characteristics Of the
RsrkShtrsA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
SHARON SPRINGS HAS MANY VISITORS

Sharon Springs. N. Y, July Is CSpeciaD.-The hot
weather OF the last week has brought many guests
to Sharon. and all OF the boarding houses, well
as several OF the smaller hotels, have been turn
ing guests away since the early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ldttman, OF Nsw-York. are Oc-
cupying Pavilion Cottage A for the season
Henry thinner and his sister; Mrs. Lang or
ths month Of July.
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lin

enthusiastic rnosinoain cimDnr and delights 20
ride around the country burre
@. r GaIligsn was a recent visitor at the
Cataract House.
Mr.. and Mrs e. e. Widrnans are enjoying the
environments of the Ktttatinny.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Mr. and Mrs. George II. Ames are at the Mon
tanesca.
Mrs, Walter e. Dixon and John H. Dixon are
at the Pocono Mountain House.
2 Miss Elizabeth Browne is at the Belmont
House.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
ORIENTAL AND MANHATTAN BEACH

With the thermometer climbing to all heights in
city streets Manhattan Beach was invaded by
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HOT WAVE is GONE.
Rain Has Fallen in Many Localities
and Weather Is Cooler.

Chicago, July 20-The warm wave has
passed off the Atlantic coast, and mod
crate temperatures now prevail in all
districts. Local rains have prevailed in
the Ohio valley, Tennessee, Arkansas
and Missouri. Local rains are indicated
for the lower Ohio and middle and up
per Mississippi valleys and the south
ern part of the western lake region.
Moderate temperatures will prevail in
the lower Ohio, middle and upper Mis-
sissippi valleys. and from the lake reg
ion over the lower Missouri valley dur
ing the next two days.
New Haven, Conn. July 20.-There
was a distinct drop in the temperature
this morning. At a. m. the mercury
registered IS against so yesterday.
There was an increase, however, in hu-
midity from SIS to 72.
Boston, July 20.-Cooler. weather pre-
vailed in eastern New England this
morning the temperature ranging from
"A to so and the humidity averaging
about 40
New York, July 20.-The wave of
intense heat which held the city in its
grasp for more than a week, causing
nearly 200 deaths, several times that
number of prostrations and untold
oughly broken. The relief which came
Yesterday afternoon, when a violent
storm of wind and rain swept the city
for scarcely more than five minutes,
became permanent
Two deaths from heat and several
prostrations were reported early to-
day. but in nearly every case they are
thought to have been due to exhaus-
ton