EXCESSIVE HEAT KILLS TWO. ~ Both Victims Were Men and Both Were Found Dead in Bed.

August 6, 1908
EXCESSIVE HEAT KILLS TWO.

Both Victims Were Men and Both
Were Found Dead in Bed.

Two men died in Kansas City yesterday as the result of excessive heat. Both were found dead in bed, and autopsies held by the coroner developed the fact that they died of heart failure, but heat prostration is given as the contributory cause.

One of the men was Arthur J. Shera, 37 years of age, a carpenter from San Diego, Cal. He was found in his room at the Hotel Convention, Twelfth street and Broadway, at 6:30 o'clock. The second man was Patrick Kearny, 45 years of age, a laborer, found in his room at 24 East Third street, at 7 o'clock.