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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-29
|TS ROOSEVELT
|ADE A BARGAIN
||TH|NTERESTS
pport of money Trust" Sc
tured by Trade On the
Railroad Question, Is
Charged.
bOK NO STEPS TO
|pREVENT GREAT PANIC
.hsd Banker Brings Seri-
6Accusations Against the
Fomler President, Quot
ing Man Now Dead.

sAsHINGTON, Nov. oS.-W-harton
a Barker, retired banker or
n Philadelphia. sprang sensa-
tion on the senate committee
on interstate commerce Today
he alleged that q New York Imam
IoM him in 1901 that the financial
SIS would support Theodore Roosc-
for president, because the latter
made a bargain With them ''ou
lllroad question.
Bnrkcr's statement came in the
Of vigorous attack On the money
: IN which lie alleged also that
IeH Roosevelt had been given the
) OF the impending paulc OF 1907
II months before II happened but
30 action TO prevent II. He de-
The Aldrich currency plan was the
work not of former Senator Aldrich,
I Mr. Warburg, OF the banking
Kuhn, Loeb & Co of New York,
fz, O fund Of 81 1,0nn,0 900 had been
\ 10 insure its adoption.
rt or four weeks, before the elec-
Il 1904" Mr.. Barker said. II was
s down Broadway when l met ono
most distinguished money kings
\ York, man now dead. lie said
hare going TO elect Roosevelt
3 surprised and asked II he had
@rlhe support OF Parker. lie said
q they bad frightened Roosevelt
,ad made II bargain with them"
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Roosevelt Made Bargain

|bers OF The committee looked some
and Mr.. Barker add
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GOOD advertising is the most
reliable ally of ali who strive
to get ahead in this world
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
Sheriff Kills
Congo Burglar
Concealed In Farm House officer
Shot Frank Prosser and Pal
Who Plotted Robbery.
ATTEMPT TO BRAIN
SHERIFF MADE BY PROSSER
Second Burglar Wounded and Is Ac-
cused Of Peaehins on His
Partner in Crime.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
NEWELL, W. Va. July 4.-Trapped
by officers who lay for him within
the home he intended to rob, Frank
Prosser. an ex-convict of Newell, w.
Va. met death in the farm house of
J. c. Hamilton, near Congo, w. Va.
eight miles southwest OF here today
Bullets from weapons carried by
Sheriff Robert Hobbs and Deputy
Sheriff Edward Minick, of New
Cumberland, w. Va. killed him. The
former is believed to have fired the
fatal shot. Prosser died almost in
stantly. Accompanying Prosser was
Charles Stevens. 35 years old. of
Chester. w. Va. lie was slightly
wounded in the right arm. He was
taken TO New Cumberland jail
Prosser. it is said, planned to rob
the Hamilton home on Decoration
Day. The family failed to leave,
however. Second plans were accord
ingly laid for today when It was felt
the members should quit the house
for "A few hours. Stevens. Il is be-
lieved. warned the sheriff. He then
arranged 10 be on hand. The family
left the house upon the officials sug
gestion. lie took possession and met
Prosser as he climbed through a
window. The latter tried 10 brain
the sheriff with a jimmy and nen
both officers fired.
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INTENSE SUFFERING
FROM OLD SOILS RAYS
Reported-One Boy Has Hand
Blown OF by Cannon.
FOURTH ACCIDENTS.
Man Drowned in Ohio.
Three Heat Prostrations.
Boys Hand Blown OF.
Man Struck by Auto.
One Attempt at Suicide.

While tho celebration Of the glori-
Gus Fourth yesterday came as a
source Of great pleasure TO thousands
in the Wheeling district who attended
the events that we're cardcd bv the
board Of trade on the river front. IL
proved day Of sadness and sorrow
Tor others whose relatives figured in
The number OF distressing accidents
and heat prostratloHs that occurred
IN this district with the mercury
playing tax with tho los mark. Old
Sol claimed the most victims. while
the trechcrOus toy cannon came next
and the speed craze landed the short
end Of the purse in the death haudf
cap. These large lists OF distreesinr
accidents would lead many. 10 think
that Wheelinc's second "safe and
sane Fourth had proven a failure I'm
avoiding accidents. but this Is grew.
Gus mistake
The majority OF tho accidents oc.
Cured in the nearby towns during tho
afternoon prior to tho opening of tho
program sanctioned by the board of
trade. Tn his carorucss Yoanr Amer
ica, did not want 90 wait t1 evening
10 celebrate the i35th anniversary of
tho signing of tho Declaration Of In.
pondence. and as result fhoso do.
plorable accidents resulted
Man Drowned.
overcome hy the intense ho,t
.fContinusd on Third Paosl
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Car Hits Auto
Killing Three
Bushes az Roadside Shut OF View OF
Auto Driver and He Drove
on Track.

WARWICK. r. T.. Iuly HIS ylcw
cut or by dense bushes growing on
both sides of tho crossing. Gustav
McuzoL NJ Riverside. drove his auto.
mobile directly in front of a trolley
car this afternoon and aa a result
three OF thc occupants Of thc automo-
bile arc dead and Merzoi and thc nuh
occupant arc badly injured The dead
are.
Mrs. Eva Hartley. 90 years old. of
Providence.
Miss Mile D. Hartley 1s. Mrs Hart
loya daughter
Miss Ella ~ Bidweli -. of rrovt.
duco
NruloIs hurt consist OF injuries 90
bis back md chest. and possible
fracture ~ frr skull
Raymond Hartley. f0tear.0id SON
0f Mrs Hartley was badly bruised
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
Limit Action TO Reciprocity
Believed Congress viii Vote Down or
Postpone Wool. Free List and
Revision Measures.

WASIINGTON. July Passage OF
the Canadian reciprocity bill un-
amended will constitute the sole
tarin Legislation enacted az this ses-
sion Of congress. is the view Of most
of the iusurEcut Republican senators,
despite their demand for other tariff
reductions. This tentative Conclu-
sion is subject. howe ever. 10 nnai
determination to bc reached az an IN
formal conference oft the insurgents
as soon as tho absontccs return 70
Washington. which VIII be JOB the next
few days.
Some uf The Insurgents who believe
they reflect the view of their wing Of
tho party generally expressed the
opinion today that tho reciprocity bill
would be- passed about August /. the
wool md free Disc bills voted down or
carried over to the regular session
and that cOurrcsr would adjourn
quickly after dispos.ng OF reciprocity.
speaker Champ Clark and other
house leaders uro anxious that the
senate take some action ON tho meas.
uros tho house laa passed and puf
sguarolv before tho senate. oven if tho
measures urn defeated Tho speaker
n1r ouo of the few members 81
either houa" who hr1ved tho heat IN
'ho almost deserted copif0l today and
Do" tcufIrod tho "ucas" that con.
gross would adjourn about scptcm.
hor T.
Th" debate on tho reciprocity bill
viii Dee resumed u thc senate to-
morrow. Senator Cummins. ~ Iowa.
Uil continue his attack and Senator
Iurion. ~ ohio. VIII support tho
measure iu speech either tomorrow
or nczf day
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TerSe Telegraphic Tips

VtTERUO. Italy-Thc Jury serving
in the Camorrist trial threatened 20
strike today over tho manner of pay.
and it was noon before an adjustment
could be- made to permit the trial .o
continue
ST. LOUIS Miss Helen OWrlen
Rowland aged 49,. a hcircss. has di.
vorccd John s Uoviznd. scashore
Iifc saver. ending a romance OF last
summer
UTICA y Y-Or evidence OF
Rctha o.. Sucker arcd ~. her parents
were held to- Grand Jury for suspend.
iur her hy her wrists in punishment
for n childish prank
CHARLESTON Dean Horg OF Nor.
gautoWu. has consented to deliver nm
address on the Virginia debt, before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
ELKINS HAS Big DAY
Field Day and Street Parade Form
Taken in the Safe and Sane
Celebration.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligcncer
ELkINS, w. Va. July A large
crowd witnessed the street parade and
field events at the Elkins Fair grounds
today. The street parade was partici-
pated in by the three city fire COM
panies. number of fraternal societies
and the business enterprises of the
city. At the fair grounds the follow
Ing events were on the program: Free
for-all trot or pace. pony race automo-
bile race. slow mule race. gentlemen's s
driving race. motor cycle exhibition
and baseball game. the contesting
teams being the Elkins and Glady
mines. The automobile races. being
the first ever held in Randolph county,
attracted great deal Of Interest.
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the Lawyers at their convention %
White sulphur Springs next week.
HUNTINGTON - Paul. eighteen
month old son " W. A. Armstrong.
while playiuc with o. bottle OF carbolio
acid. drank the contents and died.
NEW LEXINGTON. o. monp.
mont 20 Tho memory OF J. A. Mac
6ahan. ON American journalist. whom
ih' Hu'garians call tholr "Iibcrators
was unveiled hero TODAY.
MEXICO CITY The strike of tho
street car employees vas settled here
tonight The vaRe increase waa
grlufod
ENANSVILIE-Carl strothcra. of
Columbus. was elvcn ON iudotermln-
atc sentence of from one 90 ave year.
Tor b.gamy here.
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.SHINNSTON OBSERVES
Principal Address Is Made at cele.
bration by Hon. Stuart
r Reed

SperlIi nisrafcn o. f-l. IufoIIfgencer
SUBMISSION. W. Va. July 4-The
Fourth celebration here was one Of
the most elaborate in years. and the
principal address was made BY the
Hon. Stuart +. Reed. Mr.. Reed
talked upon citizenship and its du-
ties. He commented upon the fact
that about five million qualified voters
took no part In the last general cleo
tion. and that forty-nine thousand
voters remained away from the polls
in West Virginia az the last biennial
election. He spoke Of this as wrong.
and urged the participation Of each in
pnlitIrs.
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Fire Destroys
Western Towns
Fourth OF July Celebration Respons-
ible For Burning Of Prince
ton and Bragg.
AID is RUSHED FROM
ADJOINING TOWNS
Difficult TO Secure Details Of Destrue.
tion and Flames are Still
Spreading.

KANSAS CITY. July At is re-
ported here in a message over a long
distance telephone that Princeton. Mo.
is burning. following a Fourth OF July
celebration.
IL is reported here from Trenton,
25 miles south of Princeton. that half
of the town has already been de-
stroyed and that the fire is spreading
into the residence districts.
special train. carrying all the
available firemen and fighting appara-
tus hs been sent from Trenton TO the
burning town.
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lightweiehts Fight at Terrific Pace
and American in End Retains
Belt

ARENA. SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.
Champion Ad Wolgast. fighting true
TO form, retained his title this after
noon by knocking out owen Moran.
of birmingham. England. in the thir-
teenth round of their scheduled 20
round battle in the Eighth street open
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TRAGEDY MARKS THE FOURTH
Leap in Nigth Clothing
From Burning Buildings
TWO sIsTERsvILLE BUILDINGS OCCUPANTS HAVE
CLOSE cALL-oNE MAN HURT LEAPiNe FROM WINDOW.

two men named Mossinger and Wal
lace. who were cut of and had TO
jump from second story windows.
The former was badly injured BY cuts
The family Of Councilman Bell all
escaped. but Mr. Bells aged father
had a close call They lost all their
ciofhing and effects.
The loss on the Proser building IA
placed az $500. with $4,000 insurance.
and 5000 on the Bell home. with
5 200 insurance.
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Special U.-rat,r Co the GntoIIigeucer.
SISTERSN1LLE. W Va. July -
Fire this morning destroyed Prosser's
hotel on Kathryn street and badly
damaged the home OF Councilman
Thomas Bell adjoining u. occupants
escaping In their night clothes. The
blaze originated in the Prosser build
ing from a crossed wire about this
morning All the occupants succeed
cd in escaping from the building save
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Wolgast Knocks Out Moran:
Big Battle Goes IS Rounds

arena Wolgast knocked out the Eng
lishman in the first minute of the
fighting in this round. The light
weights had been going at a terrific
pace up 20 the very end. with the
honors first with one and then with
the other Wolgast. rushing the Brit
isher into neutral corner in the thir.
teenth. ripped a right hand uppercut
into the stomach M close quarters.
following with two similar punches
that sent the game little Englishman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
WATER WAGON DRIVER HURT.
Team Runs Away and Man Has Skull
Fractured and May Die.

sperinl uepofrh ~ the trteiilgencer.
ELKiNS W. Va. July Fright
encd at Eaudily decorated FIRE
wagon the team Of horses which
hauls the city sprinkling wagon. ran
away at n o'clock this morning,
throwing the driver. Taylor Daugh-
erty. 10 the ground with such force az
20 fracture his skull Tho wagon
then ran over him and crushed him
internally The injured man was hur.
riod to the city hospital. whore he f.
In a unconscious condition with little
hope Of recovery.
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Get out Of chleaao.

CHICAGO. July To-day the Their
mometer AZ . p. m indicated 1OJ.J
deHrves. the hottest since 1901
The government register az the
street level AZ the same time indicat-
ed 10f degrees
No one who could get ont remained
in the city. Railroads leading 20 sum
mer resorts ran special trains. which
we're crowded. and lake boats were
jammed 20 'he legal limit The parks
were pOpulous with exhausted hu.
manity. and thousands fed the heat
into the waters Of the lake
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erfr.Fl f'.fiIftU Goo fI. fufeIIircurfr
kINGWOOD. W Va. July 4-Thc
annual reunion Of the soldiers OF Pres
ton county Of the Civil War was held
here today. and was largely attended.
II. VI. Hayden. commander. prcsidea
~ tho exercises and a number made
euerchoe
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TO the canvas helpless and gasping.
while the arm OF the referee tolled
on the ten seconds.
Applaud the Fighters.
Moran entered the ring at 2:54 p.
m. Wolgast entered the ring thirty
seconds later amid a tremendous riot
of applause.
At 2:5O O'Clock there was a scarcity
of Moran money az the ringside. and
Continued from Sixth Pagel
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Loses Hsrd

fr. 90 r'-r1f.r f, '.~ frtrufrer-er
FAST LIVERPOOL. o.. July g.
Samuel Moore 600. OF clothing sales.
wan. bad two fingers o. hIa iori hand
mHnrirI With t cannon cracker OK.
r'.IIrr Iu his hand today Tho MON.
Dog w.iI have 70 be amputatcd lie
l8 lcft handed.
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Few Accidents.

CINCINNATI. o.. July 4.-The first
attempt TO celebrate the sane Fourth
here today was a success. There
were no fatalities due TO the fireworks
and but few accidents OF any kind.
The list of casualties was reduced al
most 200 per cent
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- peaths. e5 Wonnd.d

NEW YORK. July 4-Thc glorious
fourth was shorn Of most Of its tor.
rors to-day by New Yorks safe and
sane program. which barred fire.
works. but Notwithstanding the ban
their surrcptious usc resulted I'm two
deaths and s5 accidents. mostly of n
minor nature. and twenty small fires
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KANSAS CITY. July Five
deaths due ~ the heat and many
prostrations were reported hero TO
day A temperature Of 102 This after
noon established a new record for the
year
The CITY was threatcned with an
Ice shortage.
Ono death from heat occurred ~
A'chison. Kansas. where the ffcr
mometer registered Jos. the hottest
July on record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
Daring Flight
5irdman Fights Wind and Thrills
Crowd on Third Leg Of Boston
Washington Trip.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J. July IA
thrill was given thousands OF holiday
visitors here this afternoon when
Harry y. Atwood. the aviator. after
fighting heavy winds throughout his
flight from New York, terminated the
third leg ~ his proposed Journey from
Boston 10 Washington by landing in
his biplane on the beach front. Dur
ing the flight Atwood made three
landings for gasoline. one near Asbury
park. the second at Tuckerton. y. J..
and the third az Venice park. near this
city. Atwood said that. Judging from
the amount Of gasoline he had used.
he must have travelled at least go
miles He was In the air more than
five hours. The distance along the
coast Is about llj miles.
II feel too tired 20 attempt the trip
10 Washington tonight" the birdman
said. MY route and time Of starting
will depend entirely on conditions to-
morrow. ! hope 70 start before
O'Clock in the morning"
The wind grew very trecherous as
! swung up 70 Venice park ON the
outskirts OF Atlantic city I en-
countered air bumps and air holes
that made the going rather difficult
To make matters worse my gasoline
ran out again. I came down narrow
ly missing disaster when a puff Of
wind caught the plane about "a hun
drei feet from the ground. was
almost thrown from my seat as the
wind got under the wings again when
! struck the ground I felt the shock.
1u' found my machine undamaged
and continued after taking on more
gasoline. When circlcd ont over the
ocean 7 found tho currents fhe most
stable 81 my hirhf and made a sue.
cessful landing in Atlantic city.
WtSHINGTON. D g.. July -
Assured that Harry ~ Atwood mo
daring voung Boston aviator who
started from Sew YorI, FOR WASHING.
tom TODAY. would certainly arrive fo.
morrow. mo capital prepared f1rfrhf
'o receive him when hc aiIrhfod from
ffr skies
The plans TONIGHT aro to have mo
aerial visitor alirhf 200 tho rIIueo i'm.
wrdIntrlv behind thc White House.
Atwood ie fo uac the Washington
Monument as guiding mark. and
several thou and square fccf of dazz-
Tine white canvas viii bc spread on
fh" lawn near fhc tall shaft to mark
'hn place for hIs descent
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BrGqs Wiped Out.

FORT SMITH. July According
TO report received here tonight, the
business section OF tn, town OF
Brages, Okla. 50 miles west of here,
was almost entirely wiped out by fire
to-day. Among the buildings de-
stroyed were a half dozen stores and
the post office. The towns telegraphic
and telephone communication is so
crippled that II is impossible TO get
accurate reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-05
latter 20 Deliver West Virginia Vote
% Oniosn ss Candidate for
President
Ihtsnig.noer Bursau.

tf ''''' ~ p 'iy =
harmon iH in h" fhr Democratic
nominee for president in 1912 Tho
parry bosses have gotten together loo
Washington and determined fho fact.
Tho blk interests that vlU una up
behind Harmon and upon whom thr
bosses depend. arc dead fet against
Clark Harmon 81 three or four
times aa popular hero uifb fH. Lof.rs
aa fr Ia W'fh fIr uaasDa THc con-.
ulffrn OF Harmon booster. Soon fu
have 1 liberal supply OF money and
bro getting orr printed press .tuT Hrd
boiler plate FOR fho Democratic ur
p'rH otpected fo answer fo fHo crack
o. The Whlg Dix Will have "a dole.
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Harmon and Watson Make Deal

cation from Now York favorable 20
him. buf outside OF nat little ci.o
as fhe bosses arc as dead .ot against
him as they arc Clark Wost vir
Fnia viii support Harmon. for sor.
Htor Watson I1s already grnr as
surancrs fhaf Hr W4 500 fIst u,.
state supports him CouaII.r.rr b.r
ability FOO engineering ha own .I.r
hnn. there is u0f fho Is1.f doubt b,rc
h1i fhaf his d'a. for tho Ws.f Viz
E.la delegation CON aI.. L. ,,,
.lma'cd Tho platform. f ia a.id
NiI contain r0 Initiative or r..
''rnnlum clauses or other f..f.r,.
'h" mHr offend fbe bIs inf.r..f. f1st
"il back 'hr Harmon candidacy
Tho postal saving. bank f.r f...I..
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Rain Falls in Some Points, Giving
Slight Relief-NO General
Relief in Sight.
DEATHS TUESDAY.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July As
a protest on behalf OF Young America
against the wave OF safety and
sanity" making for greater physical
comfort which has characterized the
celebration of the national birthday,
the elements today held the greater
portion of the country in the grip OF
the most acute heat wave of the year
or the eighty-four observation sta
tions of the weather bureau in this
country. twenty-five recorued official
maximum temperatures of 100 de.
grees or more. while a considerable
majority showed over go degrees.
The greatest heat area was in the
middle and central western states.
The south was relatively cool and eX-
cept that most of the territory along
the borders OF the northern, most of
the great lakes were also cool, IL
would almost have seemed as IL the
points OF the compass had reversed
themselves for the day. The Pacific
coast was also a notable exception,
that part OF the country enjoying
pleasant weather.
Heat Records.
az bAfdAfSA neat ItNbIutu Was lNt
degrees in the weather observations.
which, In numerous instances meant
a temperature OF almost 10 degrees
at street level. Eight cities, Albany,
Boston. Charles City. Des Moines,
kanses City. Omaha, Sioux City and
Indianapolis reached this maximum OF
lO4 degrees.
Fourth Of July heat records we're
broken in a number of cities. these
including Chicago. St Louis. Kansas
City, Cincinnati and a number OF
other towns.
Hundreds OF deaths are reported
from the cities. and the number OF
heat prostrations will run well into
the thousands. No immediate relier
appears in sight. although in some
sections there probably will be a
slight alleviation from existing condi-
tions.
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TOLEDO. o. July 4-This city.
Tho originator OF tho sane fourth. reg
i7tercd only ono slight accident 20.
day. when William IIardlman. rs
years old. shot tho tin Of finger of
when playing with n flobert rifle.
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Uncle Zeb and the Weather

There are q lot
- men says tho
~ 1nrdfur House Phi
loHUuIcrs ~ Do %
would never hs
recognized az fools
~ they asa not get
married and rive
themselves away
THE WBATWTu
WARRINGTON
July f-roraruaff
west Virginia
western pcuuatI-
vaula and OHIO
Generally fair Wed
urE1ay uud Thurs
1aV. except probably
local thunder show
err not much
change ln tompcra
turo.
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CLEVELAND. u july Although
the temperature hero averaged fuo
degrees lower fhan yesterday. fhc
weather today seemed fo cause moro
suffering. and many cases ~ prosfra-
tion uore rcI 1rfed. buf uo fatalities
Tho official maximum temperature of
Ccontinusd on Tenth PaRsj
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ST Louis. July AT heat roc
ords FOR a Fourth ~ July hore and au
july temperature excepting those
recorded boo 1901 we're shattered foI4-
when 'hc mercury reached 1uf- DO.
Rree4 90 q 30 O'Clock One death was
reported There were few prosfra-
ti0ns