Show 1 YV wd Hundred deaths diat h s due to extreme ext ta eme heat new york july 1 the swi 4 I 1 d it sr es of cooling local I 1 0 jeal ai aili ers s broke 1 ro 1 e WWI the r ya violo violence beof of a cloudburst lute this it afternoon hernoon if ter noon tefie th r wasu drop in ili the aus lor for alio f lie leath death of one ann ink i n und I 1 the injury i ili I 1 I 1 ry of several al v t 4 ap ai tye b ol 61 bounds grounds I 1 uie 1 g ganie bet between aveen new irk and brook y 1 1 i it aboda begin when aig ligh I 1 i U 49 atrue witlie flagpole in fil 01 er fi the up 11 ilk par portion of the sta staff IT into aplin and tearing down the pennant flag which the new york team eala won in 1905 in brooklyn a man inan tried to koput put out a fire which had been started by lightning in a pic of rubbish around an iron telephone pole ile he threw a pail of water on oil the lire fire and fell back dead killed by the electricity which traveled back baick to him on oil tild wari ter from the pole before relief came today two deaths were added to the already long list of temperature ture victims there was a score of prostrate ions ions the maximum maxi muni temperature tem pein i was 86 but the humidity was great summing up the bhe results of the heat wave health commissioner CoIn missioner darlington in his weekly mortality report today noted an increase of nearly deaths over the corresponding g period of last year |