Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-22

the effect on the crops will be serious
There has been little rain this spring
and the ground Is dry for consider
able depth.
Reports to the local weather bureau
show higher temperatures than yester-
day at Wisconsin points 1t was Ga
degrees at 10 a. m. In Milwaukee.
GOING UP AT DETROIT.
Detroit, Mich, April 22.--At 10 o'clock
today the temperature In Detroit was
"A degrees and Weather Observer Con-
ger says that Il will reach so before
the day Is over. The thermometer rose
rapidly all over the state last night.
Crops are beginning to suffer for Mex
OF rain, and vegetation generally Is
backward. The high wind and heat,
Observer Conger says, have driven all
the moisture out OF the air and there
are no immediate indications OF rain.
PROMISE OF RAIN AT ST. PAUL.
St. Paul, Mimi. April GA cloudy
and threatening sky this morning gave
promise Of rain for this section OF
Minnesota
The mercury was only IS at o'clock,
and another hot day was not anticipat-
ed. North Dakota points reported d
drizzling rain and an excess of mos-
ture. but South Dakota Is still dry.
Several points in southern Minnesota
and South Dakota report damage to
crops from drying and hot winds, but
the damage Is not serious. North Da-
kota and northern Minnesota have as
yet felt no III effects from the drouth.
Rochester, in southern Minnesota, re-
ports a terrible wind blowing today and
no rain In sight. At Pipestone, In
southwestern Minnesota light showers
fell last night, accompanied by light
ming, fog and heavy clouds today, and
the crops are in splendid condition.
At Mayville, n. D., a severe snow
storm is prevailing seeding Is delayed
by the storm and business generally
impeded
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, April 22.-Temperature
reached So yesterday, and will be high
er today Some deficiency in rainfall,
but crops not yet affected.
WARNER AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. o., April 22-The govern
ment thermometer here registered II
early today and the local forecaster
predicted that the mercury would
mount to so this afternoon. Storm
signals are displayed for a southwest
erly gale.
II is stated that crops IN northern |
Ohio are not far enough advanced 10 be |
affected by the premature warm wave. |
SPRING SHOWERS AT COLUMBUS.
Columbus, O., April 22.-The warm
wave and spring showers the past two |
DAYS have caused the growing crops to |
shoot up rapidly. The season Is very |
backward In central Ohio. The local |
weather bureau predicts showers for |
tonight 10 be followed by marked |
drop I'm temperature. The mercury Is |
expected TO fall possibly to the freez-
inc point by Wednesday night. In |
which case considerable injury TO UNI
garden crops is expected.
NOT so OPPRESSIVE AT INDIAN
APOLIS.
Indianapolis, April 22.-The weather
was not so oppressive today as yes
terday. A strong wind Is blowing The
bureau predicts cold wave
with probable frost tomorrow. crops
in Indiana not retarded by weather
conditions. Fruit is promising with the
exception Of peaches.
IN THE SOUTH.
Atlanta, Ca, April 22.-Normal
weather conditions obtain generally
throughout the southern states. MI
hanger 10 fruit by frost Is believed to
Do past and farmers are proceeding
WITH their planting, which In some sec
ions was delayed by heavy rains
IN LOUISVILLE.
Huntsville. April 22.-The temperature
yesterday reached Sc degrees and az
o'clock this morning was 10 The heat,
hopgh unusual for this lime OF the
,ear h having a good effect on vegeta-
ion in Kentucky There has been no
ack OF rain. The prospects are for
cooler weather and rain tomorrow.
IN TENNESSEE.
Memphis. April o. The weather in
Tennessee during the last three days
,as hen unusually warm and dry for
bis time OF the year. but has been Of
Idyantage 20 the farmers Planting OPP
rafions are now going forward though
no season Is about two weeks later
han the average
HOT WAVE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, April 22.-The hot wave
which is prevailing In the west is
making Itself felt here today. At II
clock this morning the thermometer
eelstered CO degrees Yesterdays max
MIN temperature was Y. and there Is
respect OF this record being exceeded
odav The forecast for tomorrow indl-
ates still warmer weather.