New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08

The neat wave pdSScO yCSi ~09 80
- sea. INFO the lambert ether where
Won will Like the wind that bloweth
&c II lststh. heat waves come and 60 not
a. the command Of man. And in its
going il took q new toll Of death and
SCARED another scar across Manhattan
ike another mark q Cain. Thirty eight
Deaths was the record yesterday 70 be
added % those Of the five preceding
days. The monstrous devil that had
messed New York under hts burning
thumb FOR I'VE days could not go with
oit one last curse, and when the tenn
perature dropped called humidity to his
all
YESTERDAY opened with a mild and
seenly temperature not too great for a
Midsummer day, not discouraging TO him
who rose early and observed the mer-
cury with a thoughtful mien.. considering
whether 20 journey downtown 10 a neg
lscted business or 10 take one more day
II the beach. He might return 10 his
couch and peacefully dream Of icebergs.
thdnder showers and long. cool drinks.
But while he dreamed the humidity in
creased unrl the air became as dank
gnd moist as Thursdays wilted collar,
ana ne made his anal rising upon a day
as depressing % any that had gone
before
Mercury Doesn't Reach 90.
Though the y,,o---~~, 49, 49,
rose slowly until It reached the maxi
nun Of 81 degrees at noon, and hung
there for another hour. Meanwhile the
humidity rose likewise 10 its maximum
Of So. and the great city lamented with
iabcred breathing In an hour after
o'clock the temperature had fallen 10
degrees, and thereafter Il fell steadily.
Especially fl the Office buildings was
the oppression felt In the streets there
Vas a. slleviarng breeze. q wind that
carried promise for the future and
.ook IN the skies Of storms 10 come. su-
psr.ntendents said N reply TO complaints
thar The heat permeatsd buildings would
D. the last 70 feel the effect Of the drop
n temperature
And while the human toilers sought
shelter and relief the dumb workers
strained on until they dropped. In the
ast three DAYS nearly I'VE hundred
acIses have persisted IN this city from
tAe neat Before 10. o'clock yesterday
morning one hundred messages came 70
the Health Department telling Of horses
mat had died in their tracks Most Of
ne animals thar have died have been
Of the Percreron and other draft types.
The highest daily average mortality
among horses in previous summers, &C
oord.ng 70 Health Commissioner Lederle
.as' been thlrty-fve IN this hot spell
re average has been SO high that the
tepartnent has been unable 70 cope with
te situation. Many telephone messages
have been received complaining Of dead
animals eft in the streets for hours.
Commissioner Jederle said yesterday
nat the men in charge CT the removal OF
he animals were working day and night
ry.ng % handle the situation. Twenty
extra teams had been pressed into the
service, be said. and efforts were being
made 20 get additional equipment
Showers May Come To morrow
The weather promise for to-day is for
tnocerate temperature and fair and IN
touoed skies. The forecast for to-mor-
TOW calls for increasing cloUdiness, with
-gnt variable winds. Probably, says
he weather man. We will have to-mor-
fcw the showers that failed 20 come
yeste-day
The list Of those VINO died from the
aeat in the metropolitan district yester-
a2y follows
''IFE .Ii --. Atty years old. No. 300
Ass' lst- street
EILaSo. ANTHONY. eight months old. so. q
s.9r- street, Newark
N-AkKE. John. .forty-fye years old. no 202
West c7,h street
f-LAHf. I7rr. seventv-siv years old. No 53e
Ne'' 5ta street. died IN Flower Hosptai.
N'EhlGAN Bernard. thirry-Gve years old,
Siiit avenue and an street Brooklyn. d!ed
y ceIey Hospital.
- LL-C Julia. s.x-y-e.sht years old. 40. 246
Esst $50 street
Ai,AON SKY. s-srtslas. three years old. No.
~ Morgan avenue. Brooklyn. died a. home.
.OEPES-. Grace sixty-two years old No.
= grace street. Watsessing.
'NsENbEIE Nicholas. seventy-one years old,
70 ~ south Ith street. Newark
= Mar e.grtv-seven years old. Home for
u--rao.es Aewarh
49,. Fannie. ta.Tty-seveu years old. 80.
= Richards street. Glendale Long Island
-'s1 De- ttl German Hospital. Williamsburg
--ssNEE Marie T.. six days old. no. 81
'-cao-as street. Newark
i~TTcAl. Nar' thirty-nine years old. No 335
west Atn street
Jo.r. tarry-elght years old. clifton.
staten Is.arl
tl1SsAkA Richard. forty-Ave years old Of
.eslmgto1 street. Hoboken. y J over
e e. No $40 West l7th street and died
~ Ie New HCr. Hospital.
s.. Ihomas one yesr old. 80. 81 Rock
sv-Ti brooklyn died AZ home
T;.NGER Helena. two months old. 40 es
~, "A'-nsy street Newark
anna D. TWO months OLD. 30 66 stone
suset. Newark
y,.AE Frank. seven months oid. No, PA
'Gkiin street
n. sLoalss. thirty-three years old. a negro.
~. 40 West 6lst street
~ william hfteen years old. No. I45 sum
~ stree[- Newark
a. Emily. seventv-fve years old Home
E1. 4helfaDes Newark
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