Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
RAIN FALLS OVER
PARTS OF STATE
Cooler Weather Sweeps Down from
the Mountains 70 the
West.
STILL VERY HOT IN OMAHA
Several Prostrations Are Reported for
Sunday and Monday.
LOOK FOR FURTHER RELIEF
Weather Nan Says II Nay Be Some
Cooler This Morning.
NAY HAVE SOME LOCAL SHOWERS
These sho-ve-~ May Ee Followed ~
Cooler weather TO DeItEhs the
Heart Of the Many whe
Are Suelt~rtns.
Several PrOstrations Are Reported for
Sunday and Monday.
OK FOR FURTHER RELIEF
Weather Nan Says II Nay Bs Some
Cooler This Morning.
Az HAVE SOME LOCAL SHOWERS


e1oudiesz the eourt-y oTer todsy sa-ly ~
ports 90 ths weather bu-eEE Indicated taaa
bot weather records Nigh be N-oEN1 IN
many sections. The cay stErscd vita tea
peratEres raging f-on 20 ls aeE-sns
higher than ye~1erGsy mo-n4nE in tss
lHrEes cities. New york toPqiaE the Azt
With Z rise o. fron ~ 70 "a degrees. II
Chicago It was - as compared with -
yerte-day morning; in Warrington the
rtEs vas fron ~ 60 s4 Ead Al AEazt2
f-cn u - -.
A baron ets-ic depression that now
csvsr1 tie zocky mountain region, &C.
ccrclng &C the bureaa, Will drift slowly
eastward precsded and attended ty l3czi
showers and thuaderEro-Es. and VIII
cross ths MlEs3EE5ppl valley Tnssaay cr
Wednesday a=a tire Aflaat.s stEoes Tsz=s-
dRy o. Friday. II viii be followed hy
cooler wsHthsr ever the plains statsE, the
1nEEiss1BPs valley Gad ths rsGiou eAsa
thsrsof.
Although the atmosphere was far too hSt
Monday morning and IL the early after
noon for Nebraska citizens 70 be corn-
Portable. II was true that the temperature
was a few degrees lower en- an average
than on Sunday morning. Instead OF regis
tertnE I'd IN the ntaeries and eighties. The
Thermometer on4y showed IN the seventies
and lower eighties al O'Clock Monday
morning compared with the same time Sun-
cay.
Conditions az Omaha
Omaha found itself with the mercury az
20 degrees by / O'Clock Monday. The hist
wind which had made nfe 50 little worth
living fer the last few days had changed
to a ccoler hreeBe and there were fewer
complaining Of the heat. And instead Of
being one Of the hottest places IN the Mis-
sour1 valley Omaha was several degrees
cooler than many Nebraska and Iowa
towns.
At o 'clock the temper allure reaehe3 -
daErexs where the mercury remained un-
tf4 6 0'cloSk- a O'clock u began ts drOD
starting a dsgiee AZ q time
indication Of ram 10 come eastward over
Nebraska 20 Omaha were felt In the west
ern part Of the stats and IN wyOning and
Cororado Sunday and early Monday morn
ing. Light showers have already fallen In
the central part Of the state and west of
sidney there was good rain.
! Railroad rain reports show rain fron
4 Grand Island to North Platte In small
( CuHnttiss showers from Kearnsy TO Gallo
I way. Grand Island TO ST. Paul hight shaw
erz. and Cedar Rapids 10 Norfolk light
/ rain. A medium hight rain fell from North
I 70 EiAAtt eAAL NNn@ % GAAA4cs NV
was heavy downDour-
Rain tn Nebraska
The following towns in the state re-
ported rain sunday and early Monday.
Mincen. sprinkle
/ Holdrsgs, sprinkle
! Oxford, O.1 Of an inch
! Orleans. light sprinkle
Hsrndon. light rain.
ArApahoe, Light rain
Eckiey, light showers.
Bcnkieman. light showers.
Denver. Cole. two hours heavy rain
Imperial rHtned eight hours.
| Lafayette. light rain
Lyons. one inch
/ Eustis. s-25 OF an inch.
Curtis light showers.
Madrid. light rain.
Hclyoke. hight showers
Grover. light rain
! TorrtngtOn. light rain.
/ Sterling light rain
Broken Bow. light rain
! A ID. Lucas a min owner CT BurlinKtun
Junction. Ia. was overcome bv the heat
at Eleventh and Doeee streets shortly
after O'Clock TINS afternoon he WAS
taken TO police headaAurters. where tenn
porary aid wss given. and later sent 70 81
JOseph's hospital He is not in q serious
condition