The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-15
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@ 5gE1 SEASON
Meet level Thermometer
Shows High Temperature
Mark Of 10l Degrees.
/. EXTRAORDINARY HUMIDITY
BRINGS MUCH DISCOMFORT
Six Cases Of Partial Collapse
Reported, but None
& Serious.

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Six persons We're overcome by ycstcr-.
e-ss s-S.s ,,,o.a ~ 6. .,,,,,., Sra.,.,s'.S oeo
cases were tnose oi SsHuei Mai;kir zSV
Bailey avenue a cnecker m sAs atchenl
berlain, SAT West First Nort;S 'ns a. a,,,,
Miss AuIda Liudstedt. s13 T,.,,'..,.
nue. 4 student ut the ur;H- i"s,'i i,ss
= . . !. Ss'~'>-'. -, - stvcrsity summer
sSneSi 5y,a go onEnU~H Wss a tourist from San
otxsn fSsl{+i Y tne ahernAcle Two other
ss, rtr's fs ~ shc university became sub
-, cs-, spells on account of the
~ <, tsat =, ftfs ysHr so far. also one OF
,,es., 1js,se a and most oppressive July
s5 ,e:5be1 Z me este blishmeflt of the local
rr,,,,'iss,S ureau In the year 1874 The
~; - OF heat y,rostrations as recorded
=, sf5nly serlonstrste the unusual tenn
. 5erature an& humidity for this section of
record in this CITY. ~
1oi degrees 1t street level, as traced by
the needle IN the kiosk in front OF the
federal building. The maximum tenn
perature. CRITICALLY. was 90 degrees, as
registered BY the weather bureaus an
psratus ON ton of fhe Boston building
This shows the usual difference. which
Is recognized as henr due to the dif-
ference in heat Intensity. which is more
marked near The pro,,nd or nayement
than higher un. where the air is tighter
and The currents more active To make
mean rnIsSiSs h,,,iS,f nv sscSsd oppIessse nnr e
y centaee OF as between the hours Of
in the morning and at night, AT
O'Clock last night the relative humidity
!, ed slowly inward as night wore on
~, r. r,~ns.,a,,,.
~ u. :, os.lco'n'.
forenoon, when Miss Aulda Linstedt was
overcons At the university summer school
6rsf. thought that the young woman n was
a victim OF heart failure. DR.. /. Clar-
ence sSnuiiyan was summoned immedi,
that II Was a case nj nrostrafion dne to
over study and a severe nervous strain
aggravated by the oppressive, tempera-
home, where she was restored to her nor
~panu condition
DIifSag class hours two other young
inT smells. hut continued their work after
fIley had rested and partaken OF plenty
OF fresh water. Everything possible was
Comfortable and no other efiects OF the
sss Samuel e Msckn % was. was overcome at $3.50
the ohecker's chair in the Wilson hotel
isifctisn, He fell from the chair r. tha
door and was picked ND unconscious. He
was taken TO the emereenoy hosnifal Ar
the police station where DR. W Ash
ley restored him At O'Clock Mackiu
was able to walk and went to his home.
zgj1 RaiIev nven,Ie - '-~
In the office of Chief of Police g. M.
RarIow. about the Same time rvl,ils the
police and prison committee OF the city
council ware invesficafinr counnjainss
arainst a snec,ai nnIjcena1 M. Ia,'
ME Chamberlain tainted. She was re-
street. in the noiice c.revho,,nd accom. ~
panied by ChauffeuI w w Griffin. lin
on reaosfng the open air Mrs. Chamber
lain revived, but again tainted after
reaching her home IIer case Was NOT
serious and sfe repnined her normal oor,
dItion within fey n,snufes "oi CON
Tourist Frustrated.
During the usual organ recital at the
tabernacle. a tourist from San Francisco.
whose name has not been ascertained.
The b,,sinr e wss anu was "a, tt ,e ss
under the trees siirro9,rfIfne 'fhe. tshey
ySajt to his hotel No nthar ~Ss aoie s,o 10
reported. and the martial nrostSa t,ons
were apparently due to conditions exist s1Has
o or rsl f4 ser faI respective t s1ndtlons M
AT s o'clock yesterday morning the
srl.,,yr, rnsrTesss rtNd s.Ioo DO aegress me
shortiy before o'clock and pIr Sy 10 o'oIncS onssS
had ,ea ched on derreee Trrr,,,, xbsn 81,
fpe i,craasa =, loln eneu 1n
,reae me a. 4I,a rste ~ ho,.t SeSinsu 70 ns
hn,sr ocIoc o th. ao9ne ther, sI oegrees per
90 1ssrses, oa ana Al oclock me
h,,,r 4ar ts,n t,s rvI s5 Ons naia al
i,e o,,s "S ~ - nETpiS Sn5 .aSeo MS Us
ti,er b,,res,, nSy,o;.is vi e Sncss, me s,
thst the scfvsi ma xin,r,1,' .trest Say
t,,re .ae at 1bst ha,,, s 1na ssest tempera
shn1n h. fhe mne roo h;et ss
I,s sisa,,t,s ~ se ,Ia. 1sss, "Icn some
fhn i3osb ny sd,n WIN 'ne 'rac'nss oi
'v w-hen ti,e ,,'sx,r,,,,,,, .an,naa.,,- ha5
1- nsm ,les tne .,l nAi'iunl tu .snperHtule mao
Ne ne" r,,,,.s ,savnsu, anu ans upWaro course o,
~ nersr,irirg "i3i,es -.,,s III .ne e5o%o ~,
kiosi, Smiled Al each othar ard ma,,seG seG
near tne spot .r as though expecting In