The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-08
ZERO WEATHER.
Low Mark Was Touched Last
Night at Omaha.
Snow Fell in Several Places in
Nebraska.
MISSOURI is FROZEN.
Ice Is Floating in the i" Big
Muddy . at X. c..
Coolest Weather of the Season
at st. Louis.

Naiisas Sl'y' NO. Dec o--1oday is tne
coloest OF the season in this part of the
the zero mark. The Missouri Is filled with
doatino ioa +ba 49, +,,i- - - - .
H,~,-,t - s--e ~ ms yea, anu al 0
CLOCK II was ten degrees above zero.
throughout Kansas and the territories a
further fall of temperature is expected
within the next twelve hours
OD,a;,a NJah ~ ,,t-,,. ~
7iie 1to
mercury Went TO the zero mark through
out Nebraska and western Iowa, but to-
DAVIS reports indicate noderatine weather
,,itt 60, f,,l,v,,r ,,,..,,, 49, NJ,
WIN sHo" t"ililis IL seVeiai Piaces' NJ
present cold snap has been particularly
serious in this city, because of the small
supplv of coal and A fear that il will ne
so-,,, e-,.a,,.oa
@ooA1 eAAe
St Louis. Mo-, Dec S.-A veritable cold
wave has struck ST. Louis and vicinity
Yesterday was the coldest day of the sea
son but TODAY there is a still further orop
in the Thermometer At 7 a m the wealth
or b11rea,1 record was X degrees above
zero. The skv is clear.
Cleveland D. Dec S-More than six
inches of snow fell in this section during
+b fss+ ae hours Trarlx today tba GOV
| arnraa,,+ thar,o oy,ae+er ,.ae;ste-eI % atova
srt.1 1--e.tbe- b,,rea,, nTe5icts +bat +ba
+o,,,,,.,+ iii eli 81 N aho,,a ~, -
;t+ ~. ,- +I ~. 49, o.,,seS5 tte
- -, ,,s9,,siaS, 80 ,7ax,i~s+io, A
I
TN4s4 Nh ~ MT; 4; 80
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@ any q I,,';1 :. r,9
49, a. oo-t n
- - IL - 80 l > - 80 e-or : Po -
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,,a +is i+1 culu .5.s.
pole u0wn ~ 9pohi ln.S e,a,ll,i u.y
sri roIo s-1 tc,s;ert+ +I,e ,l,e,c,,-,,
ll1si f1i r. 1oets.y hlt- eotI5S as7, s4 -
i ,1r +t+ r,;-,+ xritb so,,1e Talief
rlrr.tsad +,,,,o,d,, me. pvAii' "-''-
- T,; - I;4io 80, ,,,,-ar <s;,a,+, -
- t1 = ~ a.. Ia S f
rarte5 to The a1ItSorities z1i5,Yse-,,,l-
/ 20 ~ dertitutio-, inci,5anf r., tha e,,Si
den dron in temneratIlre We're afforded
relief during the night and early TODAY.
| Delay to traffic on the railroads. street
railways and elevated roads is general
Through trains from the east and west
are reported from two to six hours late.
The shortage of coal was severely felt
for the first time in MANY quarters the
suffering being not entirely confined to
the poorer classes but many people in
more fortunate circumstances suffered
from inability to secure fuel it being
almost impossible to procure coal at any
price at some of the outlying coal yards
Louisville, KY, Dec. S--Freezing tenn
perature oversDreads the country south
of the Ohio river to line touching north
Alabama, MISSISSIPPI and north TeXae,
the Thermometers In many places re-
cordlng the coldest weather OF the VIM
ter Ralnrall IN southern TexaS ana
much snow IS reported from various
points IN nortn Ie&as ana OklahoHna-
faT ana colqer weather IS SeneraHy