New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
END OF HOT WAVE NEAR
rhoua1 Cooler. Day Adds Seven
Deaths to List of Victims.
rw0 BABIES IN THE NUMBER
Mercury Fails to Mount Above
the s6 Mark, and Humidity
Gets d Mere As.

Forecast for to-day and Tomorrow: Gener-
~, a. not much change in temperature. with
srIt variable winds
-be end Of the heat wave can now be
ian There viii be only eight or ten days
-ho reads the official thermometer ,1p
to,e -he world so high ana sends humidity
,.s-tszics 70 the helpless beings below can
60 ahead more than a week. and so there
ls hore for other men and beasts.
: zas not SO hot yesterday. anyway.
ro.s Of persons showed they thought
s;~aren.lv. but they were only suffering
4-or heat belief Take tho day before
al was hot: and the day before that
sunday was officially the hottest day Of
:he year
The official stamp means a whole lot.
Ms7v thousands daily complain Of the d.
re-rence Of opinion between the licensed
-acorder or therrnometricaI fiigllts-ihe
v1nd has not prevented ascensions from
heinz regularly nlade-and the accounts
told them by their feelings and by their
friends VINO own Thermometers. When per
sni~stion pours and humidity is almost
aiming the man above the JhoroughfaFe
rarely sympathizes with ordinary humanity
81 his barren statement Of the records the
day mss made.
According 10 him. II wasn't hot yester-
dax A little Na5ID. mayhap, but only =
rife above 50 until the middle OF the after
mon The sun became genial at ; O'Clock.
hut reached only SIS. with the Old bore
humidity in the hurniIjating and unusual
attitude Of being perforce content with a
mere IS
There was much suffering throughout the
c'rv despite these factors, but the steady
h-aezes cheered many a weary worker
Six deaths occurred 1T Brooklyn and one
in Manhattan as the direct result Of the
heat. Two of those who died were babies.
The names and addresses OF the dead in
Brooklyn ara
ALBERT. Herman six months old. died i his
fathers arms On e RockaNsy Beach tram
r-1s' home No 693 Grand street
fsa1S- Mar. tyventy-eight years old. Nc 81
Ealph street
GOLDEN. charles forry-one years old. No 65
hluston avenue
HENRY. James. three gears old. No. 4l6 52d
NAGGTo. Antonio. seventy-ave years old. No,
1-6 NON street
MAS-RO Dorninicly. <rf-v-one years old; found
eead on the -oof of his home. No 512 Car
rar street. bv his son Alfonzo-
Aus0l Petry- IOrty-e1gAt years clo- OF No
:, Lawrence street. was overcome at no.
as East 18th street and died at Flower
Hospital
Eight others were prostrated and removed
n hospitals OF their homes for treatment
One Of the cases occurred short time after
tha steamship Nocthland. Of the Maine
Steamship Lane. docked at Peck Sip, in the
East River Antonio F'orres, twenty-five
years old & Greek who said he lived in
Portland, Me, jumped over the SIDE rail
into The water. He bearded the boat on
Monday night
John MonahAn and Dennis Sullivan, deck
hanGs On the steamship Hartford, OF the
Hartford Line, jumped into the water and
rescued him, II spite Of the fact that he
tried 10 fight them OF. After ten minutes
hard work they got him on the pier Dr..
Brown. Of Bellevue Hospital. found that
Fo-tes was suffering from the heat He
ordered Kim tied with ropes. so that he
could not become violent IN the ambulance