Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
SNOW WILLCONI EARLY
That II IT Brother Foster Predicts
Alright.
NEXT MONTH POREAS WILL APPEAR
And nsow His rrampesInxs ec winters
Approaeh-son1s sapieas sayings
SoaesrnIns 0ravEty saI Othsx
Natars. PheEom.na.

e.. Joseph. Mo-, Oct. 2c.-We come
nov 70 consider November weather..
The interior OF the United States iared
eomraratively wei through Septem'
her and part o. October, while the
ra.tern coast aud the west OF Europe
suffered terribly. storm waves move
from west to east. but the maximum
nj storm influences has retrograae
movement approaching this continent
srom the cast. and IN the history OF the
reerat terrible storms on both sides
pi the Atlantic that have occurred ioF
ssnanv years, TIE outlook for November
Ar the Cnlted States does not promise
MI sunshine. Evidences are aeculnH-
,lating for the veriflcstion OF my predic-
riopu. that the most disaste-ous storms
Si recent times would occur during the
qat,er part OF 1891 and the first part
pi 1892
The first storm wave ~ November
kvill be due 10 leave the Pacstte coast
about October 80. cross the great in
sertor valleys from October 81 10 No
Neuber 2. and reach the Atlantic coast
about the 81. A cold wave. severe
for- the time Of the year, may be e--
peeted % appear in the Northwest
following thLs storm center. and cause
prosts 10 oil of the northern and most
nj the southern states. closing the
cotton growing season by Novcmber
r. Our winter weather win approach
from the northwest, and winter VIII
net I'm earlier there, and be more severe
shar IN the northeastern states, ana
ahfs storm wave will 10 followed by
svtntery weather tn the Upper Missouri
md the Upper Mississippi valleys
Among the farmers aud planters the
fnpreesior l. general that we viii have
nn early and severe winter. and pres--
snt Indications are quite favorable 70
This idea. therefore. farm work Is being
pushed rapidly. This Is especially the
rax, IN the cotton states where cot
ton - being rushed into market at an
enormous rate, and this, notwfth-
Asandinx the early killing frosts, Is
mod. u.s., of 20 keep down the price OF
rotton. Planters will sce their mis-
rake little later on IN not holding
thcir cotton.
one great need ~ the time y ply
zeal basis for petcOTol0gy. Humboldt
tlciared tha. the lack 81 s1ch basis
explained why meteorology was max
snr such slow progress. and the one
srincipal effort IN these notes IL 70 es-
sabllsh that IN electricity we may Ind
the basis sought The contest lies be-
sween heat aud ei>c sricIty "a the cause
AZ weather chsnEes, and everything In
shcss letters has tearlrg On this
El~cusslon. The government weather
bureau officials, and ell the heads OF
sustitutious OF iearning in Europe and
america are advocates OF the heat
sheorv. while n few of Us are battling
gor the other side.
I deny TINT grsvita zion Is n pan.
aud assert that ft a n push. Tne
pIancts antt in the elements that sur-
vourSf the sitp. and the moon floats in
shr elements that surround ths earth.
enss these bodies are not held 20 their
prsrraries nv any power that can be
called n pull
Before this theory can bs accepted.
q r. necessary 20 better understand
sie~4rfefty aud fts effects 80 seen In
snarnstlSEn. For the pu~pnse ~ this
nlsrusalon. we win euHsi,ier that eice-
sririsv i matter IN the most attenu-
sted form known 60 our senses. It
O. no more difficult 60 accept this the
pry than TO accept Sir Isaac Newtou's
sheory that light il matter ard that
~h.s different eoiers contained in white
nxht are only Different kinds 81 mat
Ger. r. may 81 be Determined that
Newton WAS right. and that The indi-
visible cators ~ Hgat are iientxal
with the original torms of matter.
Newton was certainly right IN holding
raas there y but ear ktIasi of esectris-
AZ. tae pcntsvs being TIE larger sni
and tAe negative the smaller gaantity.
fhe ~a-f.t,s,ss ~ trs influences hefrx
prro.ntat fov bv IRE different eonii-
fIcps urser whsch e operates.
P,,s v<~v saity wafer bro a risSs
ssr sus,s On top % Il y layer ~ fresh
water. next layer of snS>ei otl. then
hcrozlns 81 ard On top ~ tass A
layer Of gasoline. QueksisVer vii 20
- tfa bost,ua of r'i tAis. While above
is win ~ sAe earth = atInoSehere and
shove that tse elpstricifv ~ ether
~ ~paee. Hetecr< will fiost cut Ieto
s,acr Iea~snsr Our ssraospaere. bal
L,oss VII fioat ~everai -nfies hizh In tie
stne~rhere. eerk WI sioat or' tor
~ soisne. ttrAs s're win fis,st soS~een
she xaassiRse sad ~osI o.. heavier pifie
srsve~n tAe kr~esine snd iis>'ei OH
stin heavier ps,r ~ the ts1r ~ tife fTseh
~-ste-. an e~sr viii sink - ths tnr 81
sAe .sit vster. Nrnesen~e - 80 200 -
sse aaarssiivpr sas gid - the hszftrrs.
yrfe~e sss hst ar~rs eake thsir noe9trss
g. srcs'rsk Vita fn~sx es~a SOL ''e ssfasi
- ~ 80 rlssuen*s - wtffh ftfT So
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