HOTTEST DAY OF 

 SEASON BRINGS ~ 

 2 MORE DEATHS 



Mercury Climbs to 90, 



Highest for June 7 

 Since 1884 



COMPARATIVE TK MTPEBA TIKES 



/} et>i?r<lny Tu(**uiiy Monday 



1A.M WJwjWcn it 10 



8 A. M „69 78 6!) 



8 A. M 69 72 68 



o a. n 69 69 66 



<A.)1 69 V 68 6S 



' A.M 69 69 66 



i * A. M 11 70 an 



» A. M 76 71 12 



10 A. M 79 75 77 



M A. M 81 77 80 



12 A. M 83 77 8S 



|*1 P. M 85 74 85 



I * F. If 87 74 88 



, 8 P M 88 , 75 88 



A p M ■■ W~.< 77 89 



» V mr 77 89 



11 p - M 89 77 88 



I iF,M Rg 76 83 



11 A. M 80 70 76 



j W P. M 79 JO 75 • 



Yesterday, the fourth and hottest 

 day of a sultry succession, brought 

 two more deaths and many prostra- 

 tions in Boston. The temperature 

 reached an even 90, the highest mark 

 touched this season and a figure un-' 

 equalled on June 7 since 1884. 



