Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-06

that he did not for a moment believe
that the situation would be perma-
nently relieved before Saturday or
Sunday, press dispatches from Wash
ington promise a break tomorrow.
Washington says Cooler weather.
Cooler weather tomorrow, says the
Associated Press, is promised by the
government foreeaster to the North
Atlantis States, practically the only
section of the country where the hot
wave tha spread from coast to coast
and from lake to gulf during the past
week remains wholly unbroken. BY
tomorrow night Boston, now one OF the
four hottest places on the map, Will
get relief, 1t is predicted, and the worst
and most prolonged sIell of heat since
1901 will be broken
New York and Washington began
today with thermometer registering "a
and so degrees, respectively, at 3
o'clock, as they did at the same hour
yesterday. Chicago's official figure was
80, a drop of six degrees; Boston. with
IS degrees, as compared with 81, yes
terday morning, led the country for
heat along with Mortified, Vt; SYRIA
cuse, n. Y. and Concord. N.
II. It lis considerably cooler in
upper lake region, the plains
States and the Middle West,
and further reductions in tenn
peratures are probable In the next
t~wenty-four to thirty-six hours. Show
ers have moderated the heat in the
Southern States, and relief from the
same source may be had by the At
lantic States within the next thirty
six hours. SO the press dispatches N.
High temperatures continue In the
Ohio Valley and lower lake regions,
but the indications are that these sec
lions will be relieved with the North
Atlantic States tomorrow.
Thunder without rain was reported
from Chicago this morning, but 1t is
expected that before the day is over
showers win cause a decided change
of temperature in that city.
Letter-Carrier Dies.
Philip Cahill, a mail carrier, was
stricken while delivering letters in East
Kinney street this morning and died
ten minutes after being taken to st.
James's Hospital. He had not been
feeling well for the last few days, but
insisted on going to work this morning.
He was 30 years old, and had been in
the postal service for six years. He is
survived by a sister, with whom he
lived at 121 Prospect street.
Following the death of Mr.. Cahill,
Postmaster Hays ordered that the mid
die delivery by mail carrier be elimi-
mated for today. This delivery is usi-
ally made between / and 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. The other deliveries were
were made today as usual,
DEATHS.
Last Twenty-FOur Hours.
BUSH, MRS. JACOB. SO years old.
died late yesterday afternoon at her
new home, 81 Highland avenue. a fe
hours after she had moved there from
81 Stone street.
CAHILL, PHILIP, t21 Prospect
street, 80 years old; Third precinct
police took him to st. James's Hospital
at $3.50. wher he died in ten minutes
He was a letter-carrier.
CAuF1ELD. JAMES. 55 years old. 10
Maple street, Kearny, died at 81.
Michael's Hospital at $50 this morn
ing after being overcome by the hedI
yesterday afternoon.
CARNEY. JAMES, 81 Bergen street,
died yesterday afternoon at the city
Hospital; was Identified this morning.
GADEN, MARY, q Spring street
died at the City Hospital this morning
after being taken there last night.
HERMAN, MATTHIAS, 81 years old.
a painter, of 46 Twenty-1rst street,
%Iryington; stricken on scaffold at loo
First street yesterday afternoon, fell
to street and died at City Hospital.
HOCKSTEIN, CARL, A years old,
Linden, taken from Feigenspan's brew
cry to city Hospital; died at 9 80 last
night.
KRAGLINGER, CARL, IS years old,
rs Orange street, found dead in bed to-
day.
SOKLER, CHRIS, e54 Nineteenth
street, overcome at Eighteenth avenue
and Tenth street; died at The City Hos
pital this morning.
TAVIN, Mary, q Spring street.
stricken at her home; taken to City
Hospital in Second precinct ambulance;
died at 1925 last night.
WATERS. WILLIAM, aged so, at
221 McWhorter street, taken i'll on a
Springfield avenue car yesterday after
noon; was taken from the car and died
as he was being placed In a City Hos
pital ambulance.