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Many Cities Surpass All Previous
Marks for Temperature and Contin
uity of Dry Weather Washington
Gives No Promise of Relief
Washington July 23 Ono hundred
degrees tompcraturo were common
throughout tho great corn belt yester
day according to tho reporta to tho
wenthor bureau here In various places
in Illinois Iowa and other status all
previous heat records were smashed
Thero appears to bo no prospect ot
decided relief from these exhausting
conditions for the noxt two days at
least except as may como from tho al
Ways present possibility o scattered
thunder storms which aro predicted
for some portions of the supurhcated
area Yesterday dry thunder storms
unaccompanied by rain prevailed In
several sectldhs of the west hundreds
of miles apart They temporarily
cooled tho atmosphere but brought no
relief to the famishing crops Abso
lutely no rain fell In the corn bolt ac
cording to the official reports received
here In western Iowa It was a trifle
cooler whllo In tho central portion ot
tho state It was warmer There Is n
little belt of high pressure over the
great lakes and another over tho south
Atlantic coast but it offers no prospect
of relief In tho west so long as tho
continued low pressure remains In the
northwest Tho warm weather again
was general throughout tho entire
country except on the Pacific coast
In the east the temperature while
high did not approach anywhere tho
extremes prevailing fn tho west and a
recurrence of tho hot wave of two
weeks ago is believed to bo unlikely
In tho Atlantic coast region
In Des Moines tho temperature of
ficially reported yesterday was 108
in Springfield Ills 108 in Cincin
nati 10G and In Louisville 10G In
each case breaking all past records
In Indianapolis It also was 10G five de
grees higher than ever before report
ed In St Louis it was 10G Omaha
104 Bismarck N D 104 and Con
cordia Kan 102
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NEBRASKAS DAY OF PRAYER
Governor Savage Appoints Friday for
Petitions for Rain
Lincoln July 23 Tho maximum
temperature in Lincoln yesterday was
1041 nearly two degrees lower than
Sunday caused the forecaster says
by the presence of clouds at the hour
when the heat Is usually tho greatest
At other points In Nebraska tho heat
broke all records 109 at one town
There are no reports of rain anywhere
in tho state Governor Savage at the
behest of many ministers and others
has designated next Friday as a day
to be devoted to prayer for rain Two
deaths from heat occurred In Lincoln
yesterday Grain men concur in the
opinion that half a crop of corn Is the
best Nebraska can expect and rain
must come to Insure even that much
The following deaths from heat
Were reported yesterday
At Pierre Son of Mr Hadtko
At Osmond German harvest hand
At Omaha William Henderson
Fred Cornelia
At South Omaha David Monroe
Michael Fleck Clarence D Gibson In
fant daughter of Gus Mattson
At Nebraska City James D Living
Eton Joseph Kemma Andrew Jesper
eon
Three Deaths at Topeka
Topeka Kan July 23 Three
deaths and ten prostrations form the
record of yesterdays heat In Topeka
The thermometer registered 106 as Its
maximum From numerous places In
Kansas come reports of Intense heat
and much resulting damage Slight
Bhowers fell In the region about Pot
tawatomie county and some In Green
wood county Lyon county had a good
rain Tho larger part of tho state
however is still parched by tho ter
rible heat Like breaths from a fur
nace the hot air swept across the Kan
sas farms more completely blighting
the Beared corn and other suffering
vegetation In some parts of the state
the temperature was as high as 109
with considerable humidity The most
hopeful estimate of the probable corn
yield has fallen from half a crop to a
quarter of a crop Many counties re
nort a total loss
Heat Holds at Highest Record
Kansas City July 23 A veritable
hot blast literally scorched the south
west yesterday breaking all heat rec
ords in the history of the local weather
bureau Kansas Cityans experienced
the hottest weather ever known here
the government thermometer reaching
106 Thirty prostrations seven fatal
was tho result This makes a total
dead for two days of 20 Most of
tho victims wero elderly people Tho
highest previous temperature in the
history of the Kansas City bureau was
103 In August 189G but It only re
mained near that point for one day
At Kansas City Kan the university
reporiea tno record lor Kansas
again broken with tho mercury at
10G5 degrees the highest In 34 years
Farmers aro still rushing their live
stock to the market because of tho
Bcarcltyj of water
t aKe steamer strixes o3
Eaglnaw Mich July 23 Tho steam
er City of New Baltimore Captain
Maher which runs between hero nad
Tawas Is reported sinking in tho chan
nel of the river near Carrollton sup
posed to have struck a snag Tug A
C McLean has gone down to take off
her passengers and crew
SIX DEATHS IN ST L0UI3
Mercury Mounts to 107 Smashing
All Records
St Ixitiis July 23 Tho torrlhlo
bent whh broko all records In tho
state of Missouri Sunday Is unbroken
According to many dispatches received
by tho Associated Press higher torn
puralures were rocorded In overy sec
tion of tho stato yesterday than woro
ever known In Missouri boforo A
thermompterreadlngof 100 was cotiBld
cred comparatively cool so doreo was
the torrldlty common over tho atato
In St Louis tho weather bureau re
ported 107 degrees tho highest over
officially rocorded In tho v4L Prostra
tions wero reported from Fvory town
and village In the state almost Work
men In city anil on farm woro com
pelled to ceaso their labors Tho sky
In most places was cloudless and a
burning wind rendered tho heat more
Intolerable In St Louis hundreds of
men and women spent tho early bourn
of tho morning In tho parks being
unable to find rest In their homos Tho
memory of the oldest Inhabitant Is un-
ablo to recall mich occurrences In
tho state Six deaths resulted from
the heat In tho past 24 hours in St
Louis and 25 prostrations woro re
corded
PASSENGERS SHAKEN UP
Serious Accident to a Pullman Palace
Car on Mexican Central
El Paso Tox July 23 A serious
accident occurred on tho lino of tho
Mexican Central near Montezuma yes
terday Several passengers on tho
triln wero severely Injured some of
whom aro expected to die
A Pullman palaco car which had
been sidetracked to allow another car
to be coupled to tha train got beyond
control of tho brakemon and started
down a steep grade Tho train backed
up to catch tho flying car and on reach
ing it a collision occurred Although
tho car was not derailed the passen
gers within received a terrific shock
and tho car was considerably damaged
A north bound train brought lu tho In
jured who wero taken to a hospital
They wero Miss Edith Pearson of
Kansas City Mrs Jessie Catlln of Kan
sas city Mrs Lucy Mccormick
go of City of Mexico John M Duthle
Mrs John M Duthle Tom Hollahan
Tom Brock A P Perkor of El Paso
Flore Durango C R Keeran of San
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY JULY 20 iflOl
91 IS Mi Of
But All Firemen May Not Get
Their Places Back
NO CHANGE IN STEEL 8TRIKE
At Wellsvllle and McKeesport the
Predicted Crisis Falls to Materialize
8trlke of Teamsters at San Franc
Cisco St Louis Averts Strike
Wllkosbarro Pa July 23 Tho
strike ot tho stationary firemen was
officially declarod off at a Joint moot
Ing ot tho strikers and oxoeuttvo
boards of tho Uultod Mlno Workers
last night I
Tho meeting was a stormy ono Tho
committee appointed by tho Joint con j
forenco to call upon tho coal onuratora
and to ascertain how many of tho
strikers could hopo for reinstatement
reported that 16 of tho companies wero
In favor of taking back tho old men
and that seven refused Among tho
latter was tho Lohlgfi Valley Coal
company which employs lu thlB dis
trict about 3000 all told Tho Traders
Coal comnanv It Is said rofusod to
reinstate its old firemen utiles thoyj
consented to work for a decroaso lu
wages
The hoisting engineers who went out
in sympathy with tho firemen wero
also rofusod renstntement at many of
tho mines
A resolution waB offored roquoatlng
all strikers to report fox work today
and If they nro refused by any of tho
companies then tho United Mine
Workers will tako up their caso Tho
resolution was adopted by an almost
unanimous vote A motion to declare
tho strike oft was then passed by a
largo majority
PLANTS ARE STILL CLOSED
Steel Combine Officials Make No At
tempt to Start Them
Pittsburg July 23 Tho expected
did not happen yesterday at Wellsvlllo
or McKeesport At Wellsvlllo the
Carncs of Oak Cliff Tox Mrs Jane morod Importation of men failed to ma
McKlmmy of Oklahoma Juan terlallzo and at McKeesport the ex-
pected attempt to resume at the De
wees Wood Tnbo plant was not made
At both points which are considered
by each side to bo tho strike center
Antonio and Jeff McLamore of Austin the situation Is In statu quo nelthor of
ALL BUT ONE OF FAMILY DEAD
Woman Pours Coal Oil on the Kitchen
Fire With Fatal Results
PIHelinrir Tulv 93 A wdnln fnmllv
the parties to tho contrversy having
made any decided movement From
tho other important point Duncans
vllle conflicting reports aro received
and tho result of tho quiet strugglo
on between the American Steel
was burnedin a Penn avenue tenement folns
1 110l iny ai u mu A uiaipt nuieu
fire this morning Tho mother and
with tho
three children are dead and the hus
band Is badly burned and Is now at tho
hospital The explosion of an oil can
was the cause of tho fire The dead
are Mrs Sophia Ratza and three
children
Francis Ratza husband and father
ql the family was badly burned
From what can be learned Mrs
Ratza was preparing breakfast in her
apartments The fire in the kitchen
stove was not burning as quickly as
she wanted It to and she took an oil
can and poured some of the oil on tho
fire In a moment a blaze from tho
grate of tho stove ignited the oil In
tho can and an explosion which was
heard throughout the house followed
DIES DEFENDING HIS HOME
L O Wangdahl Attempts to Save His
House From Fire and Perishes
Fort Dodge la July 23 L O
Wangdahl a farmer near Badger was
burned to death yesterday while de
fending his home from a fire started
in the neighboring fields from tho
sparks of a passing engine Wang
dahl was alone and when he saw tho
flro approaching his house attempted
to fight it off without assistance His
clothing caught fire and when assist
ance attracted by his cries reached
him ho was beyond help His skin was
burned to a crlsp He lived a few
hours after being found and expired
tn the greatest agony
Scarcity of Vegetables
Chicago July 23 From four to Blx
cars of vegetables are now being
shipped from Chicago daily to drought
stricken sections in Illinois and Mis
souri which ordinarily supply this
market with produce of this character
To a certain extent the supply for Chi
cago use Is curtailed by the shipments
out of town Numerous other food
products havo been affected by tho dry
weather to an extent resulting In an
advance of prices
Des Moines Top Mark
Des Moines July 23 Tho govern
ment thermometer registered 109 de
grees at 330 yesterday afternoon tho
highest official record In tho history of
Des Moines Two deaths from tho heat
and numerous prostrations wero re
ported According to reports to Di
rector Sage of the crop bureau and to
local grain men the past three days have
been disastrous to Iowa corn except in
localities which havo had rain re
cently
Mob Law In West Virginia
Elklns W Va July 23 The dead
body of William Brooks colored
swings from a limb of a tree In the
city park hero and Chief of Police
Robert Lilly lies dying In a Cumber
land hospital from the effects of a bul
let wound Inflicted by the colored man
who was taken from tho officers by a
mob of 400 and lynched
Highwayman Fatally Shot
Leavenworth Kan July 23 An al
leged highwayman giving his name as
Will Jones of St Joseph was probably
fatally shot through the base of the
spine last night while seeking to es
cape from a policeman His compan
association is still uncertain
companys chances probably better for
winning in tho end
From Monessen came tho following
There Is suppressed excitement hero
and It Is likely trouble of a serious
nature will result Inside of 24 hours
The National Tin Plato works started
up full this morning at the regular
time Shifts aro working Superin
tendent Donner placed a heavy guard
around tho mill and If any effort Is
made to intimidate the workmen thero
certainly will bo bloodshed Tho or
ganizers have been able to get a few
men away but It is said thair places
were quickly filled
General Tie lip at San Francisco
San Francisco July 23 The d ray
ing business of this city is almost at
a standstill Tho teamsters strike
went into effect at noon and nearly
1000 teamsters aro now idle On tho
water front thousands of tons of
freight aro plied on the docks and in
coming steamers are continually add
ing to the congestion The larger
wholesale dealers the fruit canneries
and tho factories have been tho most
seriously affected so far Ono conse
quence of tfie strike Is the abrupt
fall In the prices of farm and orchard
products Potatoes and fruits suf
fered most In this respect ami tho Im
possibility of moving large quantities
of peaches peara and plums made
these comoditles almost unsalable at
the wharves
Sixty Seven Thousand Idle
Now York July 23 It was an
nounced at the headquarters of tho
striking garment makers yesterday
that 67000 men and women wero now
on strike In New York Brooklyn
Brownsville and Nowark Tho de
mands of the strikers are that they
work no longer than 59 hours a week
and receive a 30 per cent Increaso In
wages There was considerable disor
der generally as a result of tho ef
forts of the strikers to Induce work
ers to quit
Strike of Operators
Little Rock Ark July 23 Train
master H Barnes of the Choctaw Ok
lahoma and Gulf railroad haji caused
the arrest of flvo telegraph operators
on a charge of obstructing tho malls
A small Btrlke of railroad operators
was Inaugurated on the Choctaw road
at Brlnkloy Ark Saturday night and
extended to Forrest City resulting In
delaying traffic several hours
Victory for 8wltchmen
St Louis July 23 The difference
existing between tho switchmen in
tho employ of tho St Louis Railroad
association and the management ot
tho association which resulted fn a
strike Saturday last wero settled last
night and the men will return to work
today it Is stated tho settlement Is
practically a victory for tho men
Mrs Nation Must Serve Time
Topeka Kan July 23 Mrs Carrie
Nation was yesterday fined 100 and
given 30 days In jail by Judgo Hazen
In the district court for disturbing tho
peaco and dignity of the city by a Sun
day joint raid last March There is no
Ppea1 and NaUoa mu3t 8erve ue
ion giving the name of Murphy waa f
captured - m m P30
ft REFUSES TO MAKE DECISION
Attorney General Says Question of Re
funding Duties Is for Comptroller
Wiinhlngtou July 21 Attorney Oen
oral Knot declined to milder an opin
ion which was asked lor by tho micro
tary of the treasury on tho question
whothor under existing laws the sec
retary Is required to refund the duties
on goods Imported trom Porto lllco
between tho date of tho ratification ot
tho Spunlsh treaty and tho date that
tho Fomkor act wont Into operation
Tho attorney general sayH that limn
much as tho comptroller of tho treas
ury has given his decision on thu sub
ject It Is a matter for him the comp
troller alono Hint ho thoroforo cannot
rIvo a decision un requcstod
It Is authoritatively stated at tho
treasury department that the govern
ment will proceed Immediately to re
fund these duties acting upon tho de
cision of tho comptroller of tho trean
ury which was to tho effect that tho
der existing law Tho duties amount
approximately to 2000000
BYER8 LEAVES FOR DUBUQUE
Major Hume and others connected
with the Iowa National Guard loft
here yesjerday for Dubuque to lake
charge of the encampment this week
of tho Forty ninth and Fiftieth regi
ments of tho guard at Camp I II Hen
derson An abundance of blank ammu
nition nnil other accessories of the en-
nn iMmtimif linvt limtn ulilntiml t Tti
had been reported tho two regiments
would participate In a sham battle but
Fosburos Brother on the Stand
I contemplated by congress also that
to the city yesterday and a largo num
ber will arrive today the opening day
of the conventon Tho chief Interest
centers in the election of the next
grand exalted ruler Supporters of tho
active candidates Charles E Pickett
of Iowa and Judge John C Methaway
of Minnesota make extravagant
claims each faction claiming a pros
pective victory
Decision In Short Line Case
Carson Cfty Nov Jiy 23 Judgo
Hawley In the federal court In tho
case of tho Oregon Short Line against I
the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt
Lake of which Senator Clark is tho
chief promoter yesterday sustained
the injunction In favor of tho Short
Lino for 40 miles from the state lino
to Uvada but refused to sustain It for
the remainder of tho route pending a
decision of the land office
Census Bulletin on Iowa
Washington July 23 Tho census
bureau made public Its figures giving
the population by sex nativity and
color of Iowa as follows Males 1
150849 females 1075004 native 1
925933 foreign 305920 white 2
218007 colored 13180 Including 12
693 negroes 104 Chinese 7 Japanese
and 382 Indians
Hat Combine Forming
New York July 23 Plans aro now
under way and It ii statedaro far ad
vanced looking to a consolidation of
leading hat manufacturers Tho new
concern which will probably bo known
as tho United Hat Manufacturers of
the United States is to bo capitalized
at 120000000
Death of Professor Wernll
Lomars la July 23 Professor J
Wernll a noted educator of Wiscon
sin Illinois and Iowa died yesterday
afternoon at Lemars Ho was born In
Switzerland In 1828
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
Woman detectives claim to havij dis
covered two of the Beudor murderert
in Michigan
Eighteen Incendiary fires last month
at Mattoon Ills destroyed property
worth J2400000
Troublo fs expected to follow the
drawing for land claims in the Kiowa-
Comancho country
While seven boys ranging In ago
from 15 to 18 years wero sitting on
the railroad track in the shadow of a
box car at Indianapolis Sunday a
switch engine struck tho car which
MHJ1AU
Interests Represented in Peking
Reach an Understanding
INDEMNITY PAYMENT SCHEME
Sinking Fund Will De Provided and
Each Year Amourlt of Interest
Grow Lets Bond Issue of Vast
Proportions
Washington July 23 Tho ntatn
department received a dispatch yester
day from Commissioner Rockhlll nt Pe
king announcing that a plan for tho
payment of tho Indemnity to tlio pow
ers by tho Chinese govuruuiuiit finally
had been adopted
Tho amorullzntlon of the bonds to tio
treasury department had authority un- Issued will begin lu lJI and the plan
contemplates tho entire liquidation ot
both principal and Interest In 1940
It Is expected I hat China will raise
23000001 taels annually Thin sum In lo
Forty Nlnth and Fiftieth Regiments at I11 V U V1 V
Hlnklng fund for
Camp D B Henderson I
tlllmll 1quldatlou ot tho
Gen1
Des Moines July 23 AdJutant
nral llvnra Itmnmtffir litnnpnl flltitutiut I
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amount of Indemnity
which China will havn to pay will ag
gregate 4r0iW0000 taels and bear I per
cent annual rnterest It In estimated
that of tlvo 23000000 taels which China
In to pay the Hint year 18000000 taeln
will ho required for Interest and that
H 000100 taeln will ho applied in tho
sinking fund Each year tho Interest
Uo amount net
buque and everything Is reported In Rw
Wo for Iho biiU fun will In-
nB
the best of condition for the camp it
nil mat if jf itiw wimn un iiiuilll
aro lo be liquidated tho Interest will
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weather Is not too hot they will havo V-
tilt underHlood here hri to ho de
some practical field work
y as derived
rived from tho salt lax the maritime
ctiMtonm mid the liken tax a poitlou
Plttslleld Mass July 23 James to bo taken from each
Foshurg was called yesterday as a
witness fortho prosecution In tho trial
of his brother Robert S Foshurg for
the murder of their slBter May Fos
hurg Tho suinmonB was u sudden
TRAMPS HOLD UP TRAIN
Hundred or More Hoboes Terrorizes tho
Trainmen
Council muffs July 23 An army ot
anil Htailllns one delivered as It was tramps numbering over 100 hold up
by District Attorney llammand who northbound Height train No 20 after
had taken no part In tho examination n oclock last night In tho Council
of witnesses The young Yalo muffs local yards near the roiiiidltouso
ate made an Interesting figure on tho Bnd Insisted on being carried freo on
Bland and Jils testlmonoy was direct a nights Journey
and conclusive It apparently left no j Knglneer Stevens and Conductor
doubt that his explanation of tho Drlscoll with tho crew of trainmen
Bon why ho did not know tliat burglars WOro unahlo to beat off tho BB nml
f had boon In the house ajid killed his nfter n brisk fight the train was backed
beautiful sister was truthful and into town an far as tho Broadway
straightforward His testimony crossing
ly Increased tho faith of the defeiiBo Tho police woro notified nnd a Round
lu tho ultimate acquittal of his brother 0f officers under Captain Denny went
0lt ln n Dntrol wagon anil scattered
Dpi r rrt dii v
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Washington July 23 Secretary
tho thugs After an hours iluluy tho
l n ei1 wlt tf 20 trft8
Root speaks In high pralso of the
1hl een tho cars The
bllltles of Forts Riley and Leaven- flU
J timps and police had a running fight
worth as posts for military lnstruc
l Ut
tton Ho says Fort Riley Is an excel- lyJXvonuo
Intif nnui fnf rt if tlin llr inllttirv ul i - lllii3
camps of Instruction and maneuvers
Big Rush at El Reno
El Reno I T July 23 All previous
troops to the present capacity of tho records wero broken hero yesterday
quarters at Jefferson barracks and wno 14rrP orHonH rcclstpred Thi
j Forts Riley Leavenworth and ninkcB a total for El Reno of 93048
dan will be stationed at these posts Thn KHtratlon for Lawton was 2213
Elks Open Campaign
Milwaukee July 23 Trains
nnd
making a total of 20282 Grand total
119330 The trains from tho north
ani1 Blit In Immense crowds
steamboats brought about 11000 Elks 0lft1
tho people hanging on to the steps and
riding on top of the- coaches
Powder Man Up With Blast
Cheyenne July 23 James Smith
powder man at tho Sherman Hill
gravel pits on the Union Pacific was
blown up by nn explosion of powder
yesterday Smith fired a blast and
forgot to close a keg of powder from
which ho had taken tho chargfl Tho
powder was Ignited by a spark from
tho fuso Smith was brought to Chey
enne and will probably die
Schley Has Nothing to Say
Now York July 23 Admiral Schley
was seen last night at Great Neck L
I where ho Is at present stopping Ho
declared ho would have nothing to
Bay at present no matter what was
Bald by Sampson and others Indorsing
Maclays history Ho added that later
when others had said all they wanted
to he might Issue a statement but
that this was uncertain
Alleged Heiress Is Book Agent
Goshen Ind July 23 Tho young
girl who said she was Irono Canning
and heiress to 300000 ln Toxas Is no
longer a mystery Sire was Identified
yesterday as Kate Manning a young
book agent of East Ilarro Vt whero
her parents reside She left East
Ilarro last winter When asked if
her name was Kate sho broke dovyn
anil went Into hysterics
Mining Congress at noise
BolSe Ida July 23 Tho first ses
sion of tho fourth annual meeting of
tho International Mining congress will
convene today The Indications aro
dashed Into the group killing two of Milwaukee 5 Daltlmoro 3 Chicago
the bijya and severely Injuring three Philadelphia 2
others
that tho congress will bo largely at
tended Tho city Is handsomely decor
atod ln honor of tho occaslou and
elaborato arrangements for tho enter
tainment of the delegates have been
made
Constitution Wins
New York July 23 Tho race bo
tween the Constitution and tho Colum
bia on Long Island sound yesterday
again demonstrated that the Constitu
tion Is tho faster fair weather craft
In a light breezo ami smooth water
over a 21 mile course Columbia was
defeated four minutes eighteen sec
onds
Baseball Scores Yesteday
National League Philadelphia 2
Dostou 5 St Louis G Chicago 5
American i League Cleveland C
Washington 3 Detroit C Doston 5
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