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Des Moines, la., May 3.—Snow is falling

In many sections of Iowa today. The

mercury stands at 31.

St. Joseph. Mo., May 3.—A snowstorm

of blizzard proportions Is raging here

this morning.

Kansas City, May 3.—'There was a light

fall of snow here and in northwest Mis

souri this morning, following a cold

rain.

Wichita, Kas., May 3.—Haiti that began

falling hero at midnight turned to sleet

this morning.

DREADNAUGHT FIRES 80 GUNS.

And Only Cups and Saucers Break.

Colonial Premiers Inspect.

Portsmouth, England, May S.—Tfia

colonial premiers were all brougti;

here today as guests of the admiralty

to get a glimpse of the empire's navy

'i welve battleships. Including th<

Dreadnaught, a score of cruisers anr

thirty-seven torpedo boat destroyers

nil belonging to the home fleet, assem

hied In these waters, were reviewed by

the visiting statesmen, who were espe-l

dally interested in the newest battle-1

ship. The official programme of the l

day says of the Dreadnaught:

"She has satisfied her creators, and I

when her eighty guns were fired some I

cups and saucers were broken. All

else withstood the Immense concuslon,

and the difficulty of preventing the

blast of one gun from interfering with

that of another was found to have been

satisfactorily solved. She has com

pleted a voyage of 10,000 miles and

without using all of her holler power

maintained a speed of over seventeen

knots for 3400 miles and could have

done another thousand at the same

speed.”

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The Birmingham age-herald. (1907). Birmingham, Ala., 1907-05-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038485/1907-05-04/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Birmingham age-herald, 1907-05-04.