Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-07-19
NO RELIEF
FROM HEAT
Five Fatalities Reported in New
York City Before Seven
O'clock This Morning.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Best knswn Trainer Of Monkeys
in the World Dssd...PhiIsdeIphia
and Boston Suffering Again.

New York, July 19.-No relief, but
rather a promise of more heat and
even greater suffering in New York is
made to-day Yesterday, with nearly
two-score deaths and nearly ten times
as many serious prostrations official
ly reported, taxed the facilities of ev-
cry hospital in the city Before seven
o'clock this morning five fatalities
were reported in the tenement-house
districts Many others died directly
from heat exhaustion.
Slight Relief Was Soon Dissipated.
New York, July 19.-Jacob Cook, for
thirty years an attendant in Central
Park, whose death from the heat has
just occurred, was one of the best
known trainers of monkeys in the
world. He achieved his greatest tri-
umphs in the education of mister
Crowley" and Kitty Crowley" the
chimpanZees which were world re-
nowned attractions and did innumer-
able tricks
Thousands of people left their homes
last night seeking relief in the public
parks and other places. 1t is estima
ted that 10000 people slept on the
sands at Coney Island. The early
morning hours in Manhattan brought
considerable relief in the shape of a
mild breeze which caused a drop in
the street temperature to IS degrees
at 4:3O o'clock
Prospects for Continued Heat in Bos.
ton To-Day.
Boston, Mass, July 19-Another day |
of intense heat was in prospect in this |
city when the residents awoke after
night which had brought little relief.
The lowest point of the official ther-
mometer during the night was rs de-
grees at o'clock this morning, and
at o'clock it had risen to 49,
IS Degrees in Philadelphia at Eight
O'clock This Morning.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 19.-The
torrid weather prevails again in this
city and vicinity The intense heat
continued throughout the night and at
8 o'clock this morning the government
thermometer registered S5 degrees,
the same figure as yesterday.
Three Deaths and Eight Prostratons
in Connecticut.
New Haven, Conn, July 19-Three
deaths and eight prostrations from the
heat were reported from Connecticut
in twenty-four hours, up to s o'clock
this morning.
Lake Michigan Tempers chicago's
Heat.
Chicago, ILL.,, July 19.-Breezes from
Lake Michigan tempered the heat here
to-day. Light clouds broke the suns
glare and aided in moderating the
weather.
Relief Promised by Friday.
Washington, d. c., July 19.-The
high temperature of yesterday and
Monday continued to-day, but a much
lower humidity and stirring breeze
offered considerable relief. The heated
term continues with little or no abate-
ment in any quarter Along the lower
lakes, also in Iowa, northern Illinois
and southern Wisconsin, there have
been a few early morning thunder
storms, but the temperature has not
been materially lowered, except in
Iowa and southern Minnesota. 1t now
seems that the prevailing high tenn
perature will temporarily be inter
rupted by Friday.
Not So Bad West of Lake Region.
Chicago, ILL.,. July 19-The crest OF
the warm wave still covers the middle
Atlantic and New England states.
From the lake region to the Rocky
Mountains moderate temperatures pre-
vail and local rains have occurred in
the lake region and the lower Mis-,
souri, Valley.
to O'clock.
New York, July 19.-By / o'clock to- [
day twenty-three deaths and twenty !
one prostrations had been officially {
reported. II
Nine Deaths for the Morning in Chi
cago.
Chicago, ILL.,, July 19.-Nine deaths
of adults were reported up to 1:3O
o'clock to-day as being due to the ex- s
cessive heat Is
Death Roll Rapidly Increasing.
New York, July 19.-The death roll
from the heat increased rapidly, sew
enteen deaths being reported during
the forenoon. Ii
Portland Has New Morning Record. {
Boston, Mass, July 19.-From all 4
over New England to-day came reports !
of record-breaking heat Boston at IL G
o'clock had a temperature of 90 de- |
grees. This was one degree higher 4
than yesterday at the same time. In
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