The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-03

| nearly three-fourths of an inch. The
minimum temperature was 26 while
yesterday at one time it reached 60.
Manhattan, May Snow began
falling early this morning and while
| the precipitation so far amounts to but
that the country near here will receive
a good soaking before the sun shines
| again.
Usage City. May 3.-Rain and snow
have been falling all morning and the
temperature has dropped to 2S with
rain still falling
Fort Scott. May 3.-The mercury
has not dropped below the freezing
point during the past "a hours though
the minimum was but two degrees
above that point at one time. Cloudy
weather prevails and a slow drizzlin g
rain which has amounted to .46 of
an inch of precipitation.
Berryton. Nay 3.-Four inches of
snow fell this morning unaccompanied
by wind. The mercury reached 50
and is steadily rising
Rfchland, May ss.-The mercury
dropped to 80 this morning and a
snow amounting to two inches fol-
lowed accompanied by a high wind
from the northwest.
wakarusa. May 3.-Two inches of
snow and rain fell during the later
part of last night and this morning
and the temperature dropped TO IS
above zero.
EImont. May Snow has been
been falling most of the morning
though it has melted as fast as it fell
as the minimum temperature for the
past "a hours has been Sc
Alma. May s.-About three inches
of snow fell this morning unaccom-
panied by wind, while the mercury
stood about the a5 mark.
Paxico. May s.-snow has been
falling straight down most of the
morning and there has been hardly a
breath of wind TO disturb it, The fall
the. mercury has stood at 3s-
Hoyt May 3.-About three inches
of snow has fallen during the morn
ing hours OF the day though 1t has
melted almost as fast as it fell on ac-
count of the high temperature which
has prevailed
Council Grove. May s.-A heavy
fall of snow occurred here today
which has amounted to about inches
and the mercury has remained above
freezing.
Kansas City May Snow. which
has melted almost as fast as it has
fallen. has prevailed here most of the
morning and the streets are wet and
sloppy, while shopping for the day
has been abandoned
Granville. May s.-Two inches Of
snow has fallen during the morning
There has been no wind to mention
and the mercury has stood about the
freezing point
Auburn May s--About two inches
Of snow fell in this section of the
county this morning accompanied by
a high wind and a temperature few
degrees below the freezing point.
silver Lake. May "A high wind
the snow which fell this
and amounted to inches.
Dover. May 3-This section of the
was visited by a snow storm
which commenced early this morning
and has amounted to 2 4 inches. The
Mercury has hung about the 80 mark
and the fall of the morning disap-
peared almost as fast as it fell.
Meriden, May 3.-Three inches of
down The mercury has
stood about the 40 mark and the
snow is melting as fast as it falls.
Minneapolis, May s-About one
inch of snow has fallen though it has
all disappeared and the temperature
Is rising rapidly
Abilene. May Am inch and one
half Of snow has fallen today though
it has melted almost as fast as it fell
and everything indicates that heavy
rain has visited the county
Beloit May 3.-Two inches of snow
fell here last night and the weather
are that more precipita-
ion of some kind will follow today.
Wichita. Kan. May 3--Rain that
began falling at midnight turned to
sleet this morning The temperature
stood near 80 degrees above zero early
today and continued rain and s1eet
with colder weather tonight is looked
for Last nights rain and clouds pre-
rented frost
Goodland, May S.-Cloudy weather
las prevailed for the past "a hours
md snow began falling about 5
l'clock this morning and at S O'Clock
, inches is recorded with the air still
illed with snow
Norton, May s.-Strong north wind
prevails and snow has been falling
iince o'clock this morning and at
,'ciock this morning amounted to 4
inches. Temperature "a above zero.
Mcfarland. May 3.-Rain, sleet and
now has been falling since an
.ar!y hour this morning and there is
lothing at this hour. s O'Clock. to in
iicate that the storm is abating. No
will be done to stock and the
moisture will be of immense value to
he farmers of this locality.
Herington. May Snow and sleet