The Detroit times., 1913-07-01
Today's Temperature May Go To
80, But Relief Is Positively
,One the Way, Says the
Weather Man
BLISTERING HEAT
KILLS MANY BABES
Two Men Included in Latest List
of Yictims-Therm0meter
Hit 95 Monday


weather bureau Official thermometer
may record 80. degrees before Tues
day IL over, Weather Forecaster G..
ID. @. Thompson says that a cool wave
prevalent In the west the last Few
hours will come this way during the
afternoon and evening and continue
throughout Wednesday.
1T will not be so warm today, al
though the mercury may go as high
as 80 degrees" said Mr.. Thompson
whose idea of real high temperatures
does not begin until about 80 degrees
or so. This morning temperatures
have fallen several degrees from
Mondays high mark, In Wisconsin,
Illinois, Iowa, Missouri Oklahoma,
upper and lower Michigan and these
falling Temperatures will bring cooler
weather to Detroit this afternoon and
evening"
At o'clock, Tuesday morning.
when Mr.. Thompson entered the Ma
jestic building doors, a street ther-
mometer registered 102 degrees and
when he reached the weather office,
the ofIicial temperature recorded was
rs degrees. At 10 o'clock had
jumped up to S3 degrees.
Monday, the high mark was 95 de-
grees, at o'clock, and 102 degrees
In the kiosk, at the same hour.
Throughout the city, Monday night.
the air was very oppressive and the
shcrt thunderstorms which Waited
different parts of the city In the
early evening, did not cool the air,
perceptably. Citizens talking 1t over
on the street cars, Tuesday morn
ing. on the way to business, seemed
MoSzxssdthe general opinion that the
~ n&as the. hottest OF the season
and most for secureT very little
sleep.
while standing on the rear plat
form OF q street car az 1t neared
Third and Abbott-sts., Monday after
noon, Aivin Henry, 30 years old, No.
364 BelIevierave., dropped to the plat
form and died few minutes after
being laid on the grass alongside the
curb
Anthony Brooks. So years old, Gig
-.armaker, No. 1877 Tillman-ave, was
lsoa,nd dead In his home, Monday af-
H1Gcop, death being due TO asthma
I~urtated by the extreme heat. In
vt few days there have been
anNeaths Of infants, from one to
Sse Is old, due to the heat,
Ro\ Davis, OF Bay City, in De-
vov\ days vacation, while
Xsandat the Third-st. dock, Mon.
M fg,s played the hero In sav.
.~A Adrowning. an unidentified
sp. \craxed with the heat,
pp\ the river. Young Davis
We man when he leaped
.Aer and without a mo-
tion. <~Bayis went after
MIN out of the water
ropes and life preservers were
yn out BY those on the dock. The
|a-be suicide was taken to st.
8 hospital where his condition
n to be serious. A receipt
from the mans pocket bears
lme Giuseppe Caniglaris-
C,ornich. address unknown.
kcken while walking on Wight
.Walker-st., and taken to st.
hospital where he is In a
Ondition.
IN Preston, 80 years old, No.
nave, east. was overcome
an-ave. and Eighteenth-st.,
to Grace hospital
Randall, 72 years old, Roy
Is stricken at Woodward
'crt-st., and taken to the
pnds at No. 433 Dubois-st.
lsian, No. 1925 Field-ave.,
\g on the d. u. R. tracks
Fes, was overcome and
Mery's hospital
yet, No. 967 Hudson-ave.,
while downtown, and
8 home.
pwn, % years old. No
rave. was stricken In
4 West Jefferson-ave.
avay hospital.
20 years old, No. So
psed at Brush and
pd was removed to
pus from the heat
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