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New-York tribune., 1909-11-02

There have been number of reports Of
attacks by savages on shipwrecked sailors
in Polynesia in the last few weeks. and il is
possible that the story told by the survivor
is another version of the massacre a New
Britain in September In that instance Cap
tain Lindsay and his crew of ten men of the
ketch Rabaul, who were on a trading ex-
pedition. were said 10 have been killed and
their bodies burned with their boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
THAT.
ACTION Be
TAKEN
I. REVELLE DEMANDS
PASSAGE OF THE
METER BILL
Gas Slot Machines Must
Be Put Out Of Bust
meas, He Says

AZ The meeting 0f fht corporations
committee This afternoon Council
man Reyelle mada q request that
the proposed ordinance olimlnafine
fbe deadly quarter Ia the slot mrfsr
D. reported back and sent a. The
council On Monday night with 3
recommendation that Be pass.
AZ lta last meeting the committee
delayed action ou the ordinance Coz
four weeks hat The death ~ MadF
England IS a rusulf % the daggrr
nua meters ehgif in the week aud
the demands ~ The siar for some
Immediate aeiioa. have aroused
several IF the committee members
70 the urgent Necessity Of immediate
action
II theh committee cannot settlr
The terms upoh which 70 thinks the
gas meters should be allowed. of
not allowed said Heyeile let us
send Il 20 The coanCli let them
fiEht lf out there ! am satisfied
that aoue immediate action % neces
aaFy
Heveile waa noe at the committee
meeting last week when the nuuli
lon uFdinauee wns laid over a month
and knees nolblnH about aetinn hAv
ing heen delayed When the iisi 81
victims claimed ln the resent past
in THIS city hY fht slot Kan motors
wna shown hiFa ~ explained that be-
had pot realized the seriousness ~
the situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
SUIT TO RECOVER PROPERTY
PENDING IN U. 8. 81.
PREME COURT.

Following the fiEht that has been
made on the sale o. me entire quota
OF state lands that are 20 be sold
10 raise money Tor the erection Of a
permanent capitol building az Olym.
pla. n develops that ths-tltie 10 the
site Tor the building ~ Qloaded. A
suit II now pending ia the supreme
court Of the United States for the
recovery Of the land Ia question.
which the state contends Was deed
ed 10 the state by Edmund sylves
tor and Clara H. Sylvester on
January IS. 1866 This suit has
been before the courts for a mum.
Der Of years aud has been decided
In favor Of the state Ia both the
superior and state supreme courts.
but now the plaintiffs. Mrs Clara
u Sylvester and May l.. Sylvester.
heirs OF Edmund aud Clara Sylyes-
ter. have. through their attorney,
George ". Savage. taken the case
10 the supreme tribunal Of the
country.
Writs Of error we're prepared
covering nearly the entire pro.
ceedings OF the lower courts. and.
according 10 attorneys IN Seattle.
the Sylvesters have an excellent
chance Of securing a reversal in
the decision.
A telegram received BY Savage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
VALUABLE DOGS SLAIN
AND PEOPLE ARE ANGRY
Prisoner Brings Grief Into
Several Homes in
South Seattle

when Humane officer John
Yaupsli reached Southeast Seattle
yesterday morning be found a come
nauity q indignant citizens who
uere aching 20 lay hands on the
misereaat who poisoned nine yaiua-
be dogs
Suspicion rests upon certain
resident ~ that section. bat the
Officers vIIl make no arrests until
ihsif suspicious are verified
When Sire. J. A. Miller. 81 ttg1
Rainier boulevard. opened the door
g her heno yesterday morning. 10
rsnpenua 20 a faint scratching. she
found her great Newfoundland dos
III the fhroes Or death
The Big canine made q feeble At
tempt 81 waR hia tali when he
caught sight IL hls mistress. and
theB iay siill
Many Dogs Poisoned.
IT, q very short time reports from
Mffsrent sections 81 the neighbour
hood began e. reach Mrs Miller
that several dogs were dying. APP
parentlg 9f poison
Before b o'clock yesterday morn
nK valuable CANNES were reported
dead b. Mrn Hughes. OF tita ssth
as. 3 H. Mrs Whahbuu 0f fist
as s and Lilac IT, 81 MrtEard. of
aafh as s r. and su1quaimic ST.
W. Kennedy of go Lakoway. and
Swan swanson, of SSH az. Is. r. and
Alaska ~
Aside from those reported. Pa
troiman g. G. Webster learned TINT
three other valuable dogs had died
8uddeniy.
Trying 20 Catch Him,
''rhs dog polsonor is at work
again" said Humane OFFICER John
Naupeil today eve viii make eve
cry effort 90 bring him Go justice.
From an Indications q seems that
the poison used was strychnine."
owners 81 the poisoned dogs are
unanimous that their pots wore not
vicious. and that tho work ~ the
dog pola0ner was actuated by pure
malice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
MORE BOATS
BLUE FUNNEL LINE WILL HAVE
TWO FAST PASSENGER
STEAMERS.

VICTORIA. r. C., April 1G.-The
Blue Funnel liner Bellerophon.
which arrived this morning from
Liverpool via the Orient. brought
word OF the laying OF the keels OF
two new big frelghters for the line.
one az Newcastle at the other at
Belfast These will be fitted to
carry q few passengers and viii be
even faster than the Perseus. tho
fastest OF the present fleet These
will bring the number OF the fleet
OF oceaugoing steamers 20 sixty
two
The Bellerophon had a race with
the perseus on the way out and
WAS beaten by the latter vessel
which left Liverpool at the same
time and arrived az Port Said five
hours ahead averaging on the trip
a speed of IA knots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
WANT FAIR KEPT
OPEN ON SUNDAY

The Modern Woodmun Of Ameri
ca Of Seattle wanf the A-Y-p fair
open on Sunday Tho following
resolutions have been adopted
We. ths officers and members Of
Elliott Bay Camp 40 5l3s. Modern
W0odmon Of America. recognizing
that the Alaaka-Yukon Pacific expo
siiion viii be great factor IN NE
education of those attending same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

and realizing further that there are
large numbers % ciilzena whose
business and labor glil preclude
their attendance any other day than
Sunday.
Therefore. be- Il resolved. that II
ie the sense Of this meeting. repre-.
seutlng two thousand members that
We are In favor OF said exposition
being opened each Sunday from
start 90 finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
OLD LADIES WANT THE STAR TO FIND
OLD MEN FOR THEM

Give the elderly soman az lnuiug.
VIII you7
Lovers The world over are usually
aasociaisd with adolescence
But WHY
What better condition could sx-
is' than the love and care ~ a
woman whose age carries alfh n
the idea ~ settled hnbiiaF
There arc number - elderly
u'omcn right here In Seattle she
pine Tor double harness There
must BE-
Per. IN q communication O. The
Star - heraidrd me lament 81 the
elderly woman.
Here II To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

VIENNA. April ig An immedi'
at civil war In Turkey IS predicted
r. government circles today The
oplnInn was expressed that On thc
evtat 81 war. many Turkish prov
lncea would secede. and that neiEh.
bofiuE powers would hesiu grab.
hing ladlaerimiuafely all q the
terriiory they thought it possible
q annex
lis reported here that Alehania
has established a. revolutionary
government and that rebcilious
have been started a. other places.
These reports have NOT been con-
f,rmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

fa the EdituF ~ TIRE star I
Hss 9uu ere pretty goad af nnfInF
things Perhaps SOS c1uid nnd D.
couple - elderly gentlemen who
want couple ~ good elderly wom.
en- for housskeopers There are
several good hnuaskcopfFs in So
aiiis Hho would ike 90 meet COED.
softer. Industrious gentlemen. They
need each ether LIS not fair %
stand on ceremony arm writing
thia Ia behalf % the elderly woman
lhe young women can take care ~
Themselves. bHf tho older ones need
aid Can't yau hslp1 Please. and
obliEa
~THE OLD LADIEs.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
WILL BUY in SEATTLE

After two years OF increasing Ia.
bor the Seattle Chamber OF Com.
morce has at last secured the head.
quarters Of the army purchasing
agent for Seattle While the nomi.
mai head Of the department of the
Columbia still remains at Van.
couver, two-thirds Of the buying
wlll be done In Seattle The mer
chants Of Seattle viii supply m.
lions aud equipment for eleven Of
the army posts IN the district. and
Portland will serve five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
WILL GIVE AWAY
GINGERBREAD MEN

"Olngorhread Men WITH ~ given
away from Stokes A. aia eaa AL
g hll women and children who can
Tor them one 90 zach. tomorrow
The Gingerbread Man Il 10 81
PLAYED next week a. the Grand
theatre. and this IL % give the chlt
drcn a taste ~ the goodies that 10
brings Any woman with her chi.
dren who calls after 10 O'Clock Is.
morrow mOrnlng may have man 2
and they are on exhibition alI dag
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
ROBBED BY A
BURGLAR

climbing through an open wine
Cor Whiie bis victim iay asleep. o.
burglar carried away q diamond ring
70 90 IN cash. the property Of
a.sNart Swanson. guest az the
sn4idfog hotel at Sixth as. and
i.zier way last night
The window 20 5wans0na room
lAess On The alley The thief appsr-
satiy had no trouble IN entering the
so''m. 4 pair of trousers, Ia which
o4Aheon kept he vsiusbios last
sssht, we're found In The alley this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
$4,000 FOR
BREACH OF
PROMISE

CHICAGO. April &C. - Hugh
Cfabbe. formerly confidential agent
q the late L. Il Letter. today ~
facing a court order 20 pay Miss
Mary Mates $4,000 for alleged
breach ~ promise.
The verdict Ia the trial. held in
Judge Wells court. was returned
after many predictions of hung
jury by those who had followed the
case The jury is sald 20 have been
influenced hy the attack % the de-
fense upon fhe character ~ the
plaintiff through tho male friends u
thc defendant Az the hearing drew
90 close 8, became necessary FOR
the bailIff to clear the court Dur
Ing thc final session tho Ne was
passed several times. Attorney Ed
ward Litzinger was fined g25 for
contempt Of court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
HUSBAND ACCUSED
OF N0MSUPPORT

For the fret time In King county
since the passage Of the Law en-.
acted iu 1907 making IL an lufrac
ton of the statutes for a man b.
not support his wife. q case Of that
nature came before the superior
court OF this county today.
Mrs H. A Cummings appeared
against her husband She alleges
that no made big wages a. q ma.
chluigt, and also IA the auto bust
ness. bat he never contributed %.
ward her support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
ELOPEMENT
in HIGH
LIFE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aur1 H.
After what ia believed 60 have beer
ono of tho MOST deliberately planned
and most sensational tious meats
which has eArr startled the social
elect % New YORK. Wlsa TFesau
Louise Wallace. 81 Albany. aad
Robert Manisy purand apaltar ag
The Rank % EuNIand. aud couslu
~ Sir Mortimer puraud. former
British amhassador 90 Washington.
arw said tp g. ga their way ID
WaahluEign today 90 ~ married
&ecorGlrs % enc statement az
Misa Waliaer the romance began
dwriug Is fyip between Liverpool and
Neu Nera a short tiue aen Her
mother YVES opposed go q uai0n with
foreigner. and 90 set arupud thia
maternal objection. younx feuFnna
piAnned thr e,apsment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
Soldiers On March.

SALoNiCA. April is.-Two bat
ullous Of soldiers are marching
aEslusf Constantinopie today. de.
termipsd 20 evefthrow the ncw b..
gim4 and place the Young Turks
IN power again
The ffst battalion took 10 the
march last evening and the second
started today The remainder q
the seconf army corps Is preparing
q DEPART and vii probably march
hefcre uightfal
1t Is reported that the third army
eorps VIII also john Ia The advance
Ahmed Rgna the deposed preHi
cert If parliament. arrived here
tnday and began the organization
ofA provisional government. which
VII soon be proclaimed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
MAY BE
i MURDER r D
MYSTERY

The body Of Mrs. Wanda
kalem. ~ho digappeafed from
her horne al Auburn last night,
uas found thla morning or tho
railroad tracks, tnree miles
scush o. tne town. The body
vas cut 10 pieces and the death
is surrounded BY suspicious
circumstances.
Coroner Snyder left for the
scsre Of Ere acc ldsnt this AFT.
srnosn, accompanied 81 = dep
gsy sheriff. According 20 the
coroner. he IL IN possession Of
infsrrHtion that may lead 70
arrests Mrs.. ksleua went 70
Auburn % live on q small ranch
some tao months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
FAIRBANKS SAILS
FOR JAPAN

SAN FRANCISCO. April TO-
Former Vice President Charles W.
Fairbanks. accompanied by Mrs.
Fairbanks and his daughter Mrs.
John W Timmons sailed for Japan
on the Japanese liner Chiyo Maru
this afternoon. The big vessel viii
touch on her trip at Honolulu. Fair
banks aud his party occupy the fin
est suite on the ship. Many friends
gathered at the pier 20 bid the
former vice president bon voyage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
RE.SCU Ed
Alive:

SAN FRANCISCO. April 16-
-Four laboriug men today owe their
lives 60 the prompt action Of en-
sine company 80 ~. ot the local
lfe department, who rescued them
from death ia clogEed sewer near
the waterfront last night
The men were nt work In the
sewer when they were overcome
by the deadly gaa. Members of the
fire company who responded 10 20
hurry call rescued the Unconscious
men from their underground prison
and they were rushed TO the harbor
hospital where they are recovering
today from their frlghtful eN-
pcrionCe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
ARE AFTER THE
HOLY ROLLERS

san JOSE. Cal. April iG.--Rcsi.
tents o. the vicinity Of the Holy
Rollers home Ia this city are 40
II arms today because Of the death
a the home Of John shaw. an
aged veteran 0f the civil war.
Il n stated that many Of the
nelghb0Fs Of the peculiar sect are
preparing evidence for District A..
torney Free which Wiil show that
shaw suffered from "a grippe Tor
four days and that the Rollers,
VIII Nhqm Il waa stopping re-
fused p permit him medical aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
TROOPS ARE MARCHING ON
CITY OF CONSTANTINOPLE
SLAUGHTERED IN
a MASSACRE


coNsTANriNoPLE. April
th,-SiNtY Armenlana. a German
ard an Interpreter az the Brit.
ish consulate, were Killed today
at Adena, a city % $4,000 popu.
lAtien IN Asia Mlner. BY tanatl.
cal MchammedaNs, who have
declared war on the christians.
The Mohemmsdan uprising is
believed 70 be the result Of the
roNelt At censtanNaopls. II is
believed that Germany and Ena.
land will Interfere In eshaf Of
the Christians a. = result 81 the
sssaaslnation % their sub leots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
GENERAL ADVANCE is
BEGUN BY THE
SOLDIERS
New Cabinet Resigns and
Greatest of Disorder
Is Prevailing

ATHENS. April t6 - Tewfik
raaha resiguct as sraud visicr of
fmkey today when be received the
ness thar troops were advancing
sgAinst Conatsntinorle from saloni
a. Kceording Co dispatches received
hfte
Other members ef the now cabi
sss are expected 10 fellow the
kgand Waters lead. and develop
meuts are auxiously awaited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
THIEVES EAT
CANDY

Candy thieves broke into fhe
store ~ Rhodes Hraa.. az 1908 pei
-. early yesterday morning 81
smaehinE che door lock Aside from
candy the taievsa took nothing -
value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
-FOUR WILL
Go STILL
HIGHER
NO POSSIBLE RELIEF
IN SIGHT FOR
MONTHS
Prediction Made That $40
Per Barrel VIII Be
Asked

w hhtNNN ANA4H
ClilDAVo' Aprh te -Aee"fains
90 tho unfcefrted statements % th"
mhuHHers ~ many 81 the lafHfHt
-four mills ia tbs United State
including the Wethnufn- ttaaff
company, the Fillspufy Naahbufn
company and the Northwestern
Consolidated Mullins company There
is no possible relief f0f she present
hlRh price 90 flour Those mills are
among the lArgest producers tu the
country and practically ns ihe
prlun ~ flour aud other mlli pruas
ucta
Flour VIII 90 W,
That ihr pfice Ak ginAF "a destined
"a SOAR during abe eoming niantha.
poAeibiy to q Figure ~ $40 per hsf
rel iH ems opinion ~ majority
ef the managers ems owners Tt8
nlamaErtH aver fhnt there "a ne corn
hinaunn ~ fs prires ana eaniFs.
thc nlilHnR bWnintss and claim thef
tbe present conditions are fi9a ~
euit ~ whcai pfpaFfta infaaHhuat
the world
Worlds suppiy Short.
The local managers - fhe Washs
barn Crosby company said to-day
"it D. Hpt tht Speculation o. s iseaf
that o. hffc iinF ths present pfiss
ef flour The wheat price b. aeas
tlned % De Htiff throughout the 81
lirc GUNNER The United states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
TITLE TO CAPITOL
SITE IS CLOUDEH

from the clerk Of the supreme court
IN Washington D. G.. brings the
Information that the case viii not
BE- reached until October or pos.
albly later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
Two AMERICANS INJURGo.

TWO AMERICANS INJURED.
WARRINGTON. April ia
Two Americans were Injured
during the rot az Adsna. 40
eordinu 20 dispatches received
to-day from Ambassador Leish.
man, ~ Cgnstantinepis The
aribAasaeor stated that tsso
deaths had been reported 70
him. boz that BE had been an
able 20 verify the report.
The Turkish Anhausader 10
day assured the state depart
rrent that the present uprains
would not affect Turkeys for.
elan policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
INCOME TAX
LOOKS GOOD

WASHINGTON. April t6-The
Bailey income tax amendment 70 the
tariff bin ls finding republican sup.
porters today and Il Sc suggested
that In its modified fofa IL is pos.
sible that the republicans Will adopt
the idea az their own and report Il
as a committee amendment The
democratic senators this afternoon
resumed their tariff conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
woMAN's pAy.

= Tomorrow Is "Womous Day !
4 AZ the A Y.p exposition. and !
= women viii be admitted free ,
= % the grounds and buildings
= Work on the groupda "a we'll !
= along towards completion and ,
= the exposition MANAGEMENT I
4 Issues cordial Invitation 20 !
= all women 10 visit the fair ,
4 and see for themselves what ,
= has been accomplished I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

coNsrANTlNoPLE. April i6.-
Ness Of the reported advance of
she troops caused the sultan 90
order the Anatolian guard 10 sur
roand The palace This ls oonsld.
cred ,he most loyal body % men o.
he empire The Anatellana ass
sike the Young Turks. who expelled
many q them for participation in
&c Aassed reaciionary movement.
Reported diaafgeetiou IN the sec.
esd army CORPS cannot be con.
nfmaa.
Death Lat Increases
The elimination % tho Young
TuFks from participation iu the
government 81 Turkey was effected
tcday whsn a resolution was passed
b. parliament 20 the effect that
members who did not attend fcgu.
lar sessions heneeforth would De
elasssd As traitors aud expelled
The death llai Il being increased
6aily b. Continuous rtotlnE. which
IL going on Ia and about abe cijy
Hasiness remains AZ a standHuil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
BIT TER WAR
REOPENED
TODAY
ANTI TUBERCULOSIS
SOCIETY WANTS
PERMIT

The temporary truce declared
yesterday between the factions
warning over the establishment Of
a tuberculosis camp ON Queen Anne
hill was smashed into a thousand
pieces today when the leaders of
the Antl.Tuberculosls league ap.
piled 10 the board OF public works
FOR permission 10 erect their pro.
posed tent city on the Prosch tract
Of ground.
The application was made IN the
name OF the Charities Organization
society The reason for this was
because the necessary act OF III
cooperating the new home FOR the
cure OF cousumptives could not be
accomplished by the 9th 1.-Two SO.
ciotios. the Auti-TuhorculoTa league
and the anti-iubercuinsis committee
of The First Presbyterian church.
Board Sets Hearing.
r. A. Surtan and several other
members OF the committee, rep
reEenting the property owners who
are opposing the establishment Of
the camp on the Proach tract. were
on hand TO hght the issuing Of the
permit. but the members OF the
board decided that the application
would first have TO be advertised
for 10 days before they could take
any action Under regular proce.
dnro. the board Will decide upon
the question OF issuing the permit
at its meeting on Tuesday. April a..
The proposed site at Black River
Junction was visited yesterday hy
committee from the Anti Tnber.
culosls league and declared insult
I'd FOR the needs OF the proposed
camp
Mass Meeting Tonight.
This Is taken 90 mean that the
league will go ahead with is plans
of building on the site selected
on Queen Anne hill despite the
protests OF the neighhorhood PEG
pie
A mass meeting of the protostauts
has been called 10 meet tonight
I'm the Coo school. AZ Seventh av.
vs.. and Wildrose ay.. at which the
DIRECTORS will probably outline
more definite program on which 90
conduct their fight against placing
the tuberculosis camp IN their
midst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
Mass Meeting Tonight.
A.. d. t,t... A.. Co.,. A..

Ausa what did papa say when
YOU asked him for my hand
Alfred --llu said be guessed I'd
find it in the pocket he carried his
money ln.--Ir0oklyn Eagle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

"Mr Jones. / wish 20 marry your
daughter"
Does aho want 10 marry Nouf"
"Shc says she does"
"pahnwf fs that eli You know
about womsnf" - Nashville Amerl-
can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
LET THE STAR FOLLOW YOU

you charge address toll the or telephone
The " you leave the city The star follow youi
$50 year paid IN adv anee. Tel Main 1850; Ind a4t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16
ARE YOU GOING TO MOVE?

Don't forget to give the carrier your new I'D
phone The Star. Main 1860 or Ind. 44t. The Sta
Iysred 10 you no matter where you 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-16

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-05
! SUNMERy WEATHER
STRIKES SALT LAKE
Temperature Tuesday Reaches
a Maximum of Eighty
Degrees.
TUESDAYS TEMPERATURES.
Forecast: "Wednesday. fair.

Tuesday was the warmest day thus far
4 this season. The temperature reached a
maximum Of so degrees. while the mini
imum temperature was 81 degrees thus
mailing "A mean Of So degrees which was
70 degrees above normal DR.. Hyatt says
/ the good weather will continue today, all
thought il may be slightly cooler.
The air pressure was below norma.
throughout the country Tuesday mornIns
except over the Pacific, gulf and middle
and south Atlantic states. The only dis
turbance on the map was central over the
British Northwest Territory, Frosts oc-
Cured Tuesday morning over the upper
Mississippi valley and lake region. while
western half of the country. Precipitation
was quite general in the lower Mississippi
valley and over the Atlantic states
~ Fair and cooler weather in indicated for
"Wednesday over this locality.
Tuesdays meteorological record at the
bureau for the twentyfour hours ending
at 6 p. N. was as follows;
Tempera turc at p. m. q.
MAXIMUM temperature, so.
Minimum temperate ture, 40.
Mean temperature, 81. which is de-
grees above normal
Total EXCESS of temperature since the
first of the month, degrees.
Accumulated excess Of tempera turc
since January ]. 2iS degrees.
Total precipitation since the first OF the
month, nothing, which is .32 of an inch
below normal.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation
since January l. rs inches.
Relative humidity at p, M. - per
cent