Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16
NOVEMBER STORMS
We Are Now Approaching the
Winding Up Period.
CYCLONES, HURRICANES, BILLIARDS.
rhe Places Nsnus aad ths sssen nave
Besu the C2gss. ana S0~ ths Fl3aet
asreNFy Wlu tSks = n&aa-Eas
Neat Sserlas n zss-Sete1es Setes-
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Special - Eas rslsekAa HsskIn.
81. josEfH, No, Nog. l3.-We sTe
now approaching the wlnd.ng-up pe-
ri0dsot the great November storms. Al
around tae earta great and destructive
storms. hurricanes and biilzsfas haYe
occurred. aud ID them Venus has aga.n
proved the power OF her eQunoeIlsl
electric currents, in bringing fierce
storms; the moon has again demon
strated rs electro power when cross ~
the earth's equator, Snd nov II ! Aer-
curys time 10 again lei what lt oAn 10
ln dlsturbil & tne planlary family, 10y
crossing the suns equator, winch oc
CURED oa the 18th. Tne effect vac
felt. 70 some extent, IN the last storm,
but its principal influence IS felt IA the
evening-up process after il has die
tuIbed the electric equilibrium by
crossing the suns equator rs effects
are seen PRINCIPALLY IA the mcfe2se OF
rams, SHOWS, s.cets and ioggy, maIky
weather.
TIE MKT sr0RM WAVE
Was due 10 leave the Pacific coast
about the 10th, cross tae great valley
from the l7tn 10 i9ln, ana reach the At
{ ante coast about tne 2J.h. il vail be
1 furious storm abOut the 22d, when it
1 will be on the middle ol tie North Al
I .antlc, and Al the same time another
/ approaching storm Wlil be very severe
+ on the Paclnc coast; a third one viii be
IN Central Asa, ana = fourth IA Central
/ Europe. Our storm VIII pass through
4 she Southern States, causing cold
/ weather north OF the storm ana warm
/ weather south OF IL. 4 very consider
/ able amount OF snow aud ram may be
/ expected from TINS storm wave.
/ hope that readers of my letters
/ viii study the laws OF storms, which
/ they Will find in my letters, for without
! TINS much OF the benefits 10 be derived
from my FORECASTS VIII be lost. Kemem-
her that all storm waves are whirlw.nds,
turning from right by way OF the front,
! 10 the left; the cent y 81 the torn rises
and the wind blows toward It.
YEAR or Disastrous STORMS.
/ believe that 1892 VIII be year of
the most disastrous storms exper need
/ IN recent times. ! do not know of =
1 time IN the past when the disturbing
forces were 50 great a they promise to
be in 1892. From 1850 to 1884 the dis
turning elements were quite active on
account OF Uranus beng at It's equl-
nocual whore the earin is IN March,
| but IN 1872 two OF the greatest planets
in the solar system VIII pass their equl-
uOctlals about the same time. In Janu-
airy, 1892, Jupiter Will be at ms equl-
| uOCilai and also at peuhel,on, or about
| u 900 ,030 miles nearer the earth tnan
when ne passed his equinoetial in isS6.
The equator of Jupiter viii be toward
the sun and his greatest electrical force
| wall be felt throughout the earth orbit
for SIX months before and after that
date. In August. 1892, Saturn Will pass
Its equInOctial, where the earth Is ~
| March, and It's full electrical force viii
! be felt by the sur and earth for twelve
| months before and after that date. At
that time the edge OF Satarn's rings viii
| be toward the earth-the rings coincide
/ with Saturu's equator-aud can not
| then be seen except through powerful
! telescopes. These two great planets =
| Jupiter Is 1900 times larger than the
| earth, whlle Saturn is nearly as large
| viii he on opposite sides OF tue sun
/ with their eQuatOrs toward the sun aud
/ tOward each other. TIE electricity that
is thrown of over tbe equator Ol an
eicclro-dyIsmO machine VIII knock
/ over email objects a hundred feet away
and from that one may imagine what q
powerful influence our earth Will en-
/ counter when 1t comes nctween the
/ eQuatOrs of two such electro-dynam0s
as Jupiter and Saturn, which rey0lye
on their axes SO rapidly as 20 cause their
eQuatOrS 20 move thousands o. times
more rapidly than DO the eQuStors OF
our most powerful eitctro-dyuano.
wEATHER AID SCIENCE NOTES.
In A letter from a friend ~ New York
CITY 10 is suggested that electricity E
intensified vibration. Given an adc-
quAte conductor there IS 10 loss or ex-
pcndIture 10 transit, for t IS not mat
ter, not a fluid. but motion. Tbs in-
( conceivaolv intense vlbratory motion
produces effects 50 unique rs TO be con-
founded with cause. In one condition
it ls called heat. bat heat is only au ef-
feet Of toe propulsion OF this intense
vibration against TIE ar, producing
friction Of us atoms. hence the az
light and the forked lightning. Nsg-
netism ls only another effect. produced
bv the prON mity of the two opposite
vibratory motions. Vibrations can have
only two genera motions, hence the iu-
tense motion Of the two b. called tac
positive AID draws the negatlv -
itseif Heat, light. life. magnetism.
chemical sfhnit4es. force. gravtst0u.
etc. are al. effects of tnis vihrstory
/ mot on called electricity, winch j. tae
infinite. univcrssi cause.
This theory oi electric ~ is similar.
but uof the came as that % WHICH /
hold. The sceatfc world fsi 80 tnd
a beginning for creation and refuse to
recoEnize more than three forms of
matter. believe thst there are 81
least I've forms % matter. beginning
So ether 0f outer space. c0u1enss t1ons
of winch cenef tute electricity. whIch
condauses 20 form TIE gases o d'
aai sots. in proof RI thie ai matte q
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