Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-22
,TATE OF THE WEATHER.
enera Conditions Went from One Extreme 10 the Other in
Wyoming, Nebraska and Iowa-Some Rain in Kansas
Very Warm in Chicago-Hedt at ST. Louis Abaes.

bmaha Neb., April 22.--The tempera-
re today was as at a. m, a fall OF
degrees. The general conditions
nj from one extreme to the other
ring the night and temperatures In
|stern wyoming Nebraska and west
|, Iowa this morning were below
rmal. a light snow liz falling at
lentlne and there was freezing
|ather In northwest Nebraska and
hts OF Wyoming. During the night
re vas a general precipitation OF
bot rs inches of rain. A heavy, but
Idedly cooler wind prevails.
rops IN Nebraska have not been
mayed by the excessive warmth
,yIous copIous rains left the fall
eat In good condition TO Withstand
unreasonable heat, and the outlook
that crop is still good.
Western Iowa has experienced an al
III Unprecedented spring drouth, and
|ckmen are suffering severely In
|ny places for want OF water
SOME RELIEF AT LINCOLN.
lncoln, Neb., April pa violent
h and rain storm visited Lincoln
| " today, bringing some relief from
extended drouth and materially
|eling the high temperature of the
preceding days. The rainfall ex'
bed south and east nearly TO the
souri, river but was insufficient to
|of great benefit. West OF Lincoln
Re was only O marked fall IN tenn
Lure. At Hemingford, in the north
tern part OF the state, a snowstorm
Prevailing.
RAIN IN CENTRAL KANSAS,
ansas City, Mo-. April 22.-About a
a Of an inch of rain fell through
central Kansas from midnight TO
o'clock this morning. The ground
most points is hard and dry and
e last nights rain win doubtless
e beneficial 10 wheat, Il Is believed
nothing short of a hard soaking
will put II into the proper shape.
local grain commission firm has
lived messages from customers IN
brent parts OF Kansas saying That
wheat is turning yellow The tenn
|ture IN Kansas City at 6 o'clock
morning was &C and at II o'clock
M fallen to &c.
overs fell at Z and o'clock this
hing and a light rain Is predicted
ms the day, with fair and cooler
|ther tonight.
Topeka MAY HAVE FROST.
peka. Kas., April 22.-The wind OF
past three days has dried the sur
Of the ground, but reports from
the state indicate that the damage
heat has not yet beene 80 great as
feared Rain fell this morning
Wichita and at points in central
'as and II II becomes general with
short time the damage TO wheat
not be great.
|e temperature today was So degrees
O'Clock. the wind 2s miles an houi
strong probabilities Of frost to-
( The indications are for fair
her tonight and Wednesday.
RAIN AT PEORIA, ILL.
rla, HIS, April 22.-The tempera-
|at 6 o'clock this morning stood at
/ II degrees higher than yesterday
pms with prospects for rain. The
mum temperature yesterday was
grees, There has been plenty OF
and no apprehension is felt for
At present,
NO RELIEF IN CHICAGO.
|caso. April 22.-Although promised
from the hot and dusty winds
put the thermometer at "a degrees
|rday, Chicago Is still experiencing
sonably warm weather. At 10
X today the temperature was "A
es and was rapidly rising. The
per bureau predicts that II the
M high wind continues that prob
by night showers win fall. The
,i rain is not thought TO have af-
| crops
STILL HOT AT ST. LOUIS.
Louis, April 22.-The unprecedent-
a:m spell continues In st. Louis |
vicinity hut IL somewhat abated |
The thermometer registered 20 |
Is az 10 a. m. Local thunder |
are predicted for this afternoon. /
~ IN Missouri and Illinois Is I
IN need OF rain but Il IL thought /
uiNlNe for several days without
Us the concensus Of opinion on
r. mat the present hot spell has (
90 much additional deleterious ef-
u the wheat OF this section but
nave II Il should continue long. I
\ PROSPECT AT DIES MONIES.
4oines, Iowa. April 22.-wlth
CLOUDS hanging over the state
every prospect that there will
~ before night The wind Is still
y az a very high velocity, carry
JUGS OF dust There Is no fear
sea with regard TO damage TO
.IVps Crop Reporter Sage Of
aW agricultural college. declares
une'in issued this morning that
ouna Is in excellent shape and
usually good progress has been
ms spring.
|
OoNsiN REPORTS A BREAK.
aukee. April 22-Record break
y temperature for April is re-
ION ~ parts Of Wisconsin to-
0uiess there Is a change soon ac-