Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-22
THE HOT WAVE
IN THE EAST
Ths Weather Bureau Predicts That It Will Be
Followed by a Gold Wave
Tomorrow.
MUCH DAMAGE TO CROPS
Philadelphia Milwaukee, indianapolis and COLUMBUS,
All Complain Of the Haat-A Record Breaking
Heat for This Time Of the Year In
Wisconsin.


Columbus, Ohio. April 22.-The warn
wave and spring showers OF the pasttw'
days caused the growing crops to shoo
up rapidly The season is very backward
in central Ohio.
WIND AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 22.-The
weather is not so oppressive today. n
strong wind is blowing. The weather
bureau predicts cold wave for tomor'
row. The crops in Indiana are not re-
tarded by weather conditions.
HOT AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, Pa, April 22.-The hot
wave prevailing in the west is making
itself felt in this locality today.
A RECORD BREAKER.
Milwaukee, Wis, April GA record
breaking high temperature for April is
reported from all parts of Wisconsin TO-
day. Unless there is change soon
crops will be seriously injured.
FREEZING TEMPERATURE.
Salt Lake, Utah, April 22.-Freezing
f. Temperatures and unusually heavy pre-
cipitations are reported in many sections
of the intermountain country. 1t Is not
thought however, that damage to fruit
will result.
RAIN IN TEXAS.
Dallas, Texas. April 22.-In the past
week there have been liberal rains
throughout the state. Farmers had al
most given up hope for crops, but the
copious rains have been vastly benehclaf
to crops now thriving.
CHICAGO PROMISED RELIEF.
Chicago, April 22.-Although prom
ised relief from the hot, dusty winds,
Chicago is still experiencing unseason-
able warm weather.
A PREMATURE WARM WAVE.
Cleveland, Ohio April 22.-The gov
ernment thermometer here registered
n degrees early today and the local
forecaster predicted it would mount to
so this afternoon. Storm signals are
displayed for southwesterly gale. It
is stated that the crops in northern
Ohio are not far enough advanced to
be affected by the premature warm
wave.
KENTUCKY LIKES 1T.
Louisville, KY, April 22.-The tenn
perature reached SO degrees and at Z
o'clock this morning was 70. The heat,
though unusual is having a good eff
feet on vegetation in Kentucky.
A rSA V1N
Memphis, Tenn, April 22.-The wea-
ther in Tennessee the last three days
was unusually warm and dry for this
time of the year, but has been Of ad-
vantage to the farmers The season is
about two weeks later than the aver
age.
NORMAL WEATHER IN SOUTH.
Atlanta, Ca, April 22.-The normal
weather conditions obtain generally
throughout the southern states.
DAMAGE BY WIND AT LINCOLN.
Lincoln, Neb, April pa violent
wind and rainstorm visited Lincoln
early today bringing some relief from
the extended drouth and materially
two preceding days. Minor damage
was done by the wind in this city. The
rainfall extended south and east nearly
to the Missouri river, but insufficient to
be Of great benefit. West of Lincoln
there was a marked fall of Temporal
ture.
EXCESSIVE RAIN IN NORTH DA-
KOTA.
st. Paul, April ,22.--North Dakota
points report drizzling rain and an
excess of moisture. Southern Minneso-
ia and South Dakota report the dam
age not serious North Dakota and
Northern Minnesota have felt no i'll ef-
fects of the drouth.
RAIN NEEDED IN MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Mich, April 22.-At 10 o'clock
today the temperature at. Detroit was
VA degrees. Weather Observer Conger
says that it will reach 80 before the day
is over. Rain needed badly throughout
the state. Crops are beginning to suf-
fer.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Mo-, April 22.-The unpre-
cedenAed warm spell continues in st.
Louis and vicinity. Wheat in Missouri
and Illinois badly needs rain.
RAIN IN CENTRAL KANSAS.
Topeka, Kas., April 22.-The wind
the past three days dried the surface
of the ground, but reports all oyer the
state Indicate that the damage to
wheat is not as great as had been
feared. Rain fell this morning at
points in Central Kansas.
Trouble Threatsnlng In the soudau
Cairo, Egypt, April :s-The British
troops are held in readiness to proceed
to the Soudan, owing to the fact that
trouble is threatening there.
Asa, ,ooo, 900 Fire.
London, April 22.-The damage by
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