Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-07-22 | Page 2 | Second Hottest Day

Second Hottest Day. Dr Hyatt's promise, of cooler weather yestirduy was redeemed by the narrow markln of ono degree, the maximum record rec-ord having been 90 degrees, to Wednesday's Wednes-day's 97 Tho continued heat had lis ef-lect ef-lect on bUMliu'ss, the average citizen having hav-ing displayed a tendency to sock :i shady spot or a soda fountain In preference to accomplishing anything that required a degree of physical exertion. This tendency tenden-cy may explain the absonce of heat prostrations, pros-trations, but Salt Lakers will prefer to behove that the superior quality of Its rarltled atmosphere Is accountable for It. Tho weather office promises more notlco-ablc notlco-ablc relief today