Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

History c( rh.s Recent storms and
1he4r kxIstins Causes.
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Nai give sVIuea-ee u the sGG0cA
changes, rC.ged - lIl-cr and extremes
o. WtatlueT tAaL are 4mm -dIstely be
soge us Ias slsoN, OctOUcr .. as the
eariirsy IAAL hS-s a-tllts4 la tnu " c~tvrH
corn Dc4C isu sixteen years, ssild tAr
next ea-iIest was October "a, looo.
a nc fross on nlgItls ol ooh aid ia
" as il4Jts-n days ss.rlser than the aver
nge. 1GLs IA general way. my lore
casts aee O.s@ag verified, although 1
occasionally Elsss some Ol TIE details.
Ias hydCugl'apL4e o@ipse of the navy
E-sars 4 monthly weather chart vi Lla
EOrrh ATTAIN b: &c an. hleh is a model
al Dts1Jloss aIId valuable lniOfulS. ion.
b 10 one al the mort complete and
important periodic as ever published
uld Oi lntcccsC principally 10
ntvigators. IL - quite valuable tt
Planetary meteor 1iogy also. as il giy
about the only Information o0gain-
q ale IN reiereIar 10 tropical hurricanes
an me lOrih Atlantic. / believe these
hurricanes have great influence On
uhe weather u this continent. and
therefore the weather bureau should
make an cAOrt 10 obtain more COM
psete information regarding them.
The chart Tor september shows the
tracks OF live hurricanes. Ont. OF these
mOvcd from tho Windward islands 10
Florida, killing 700 people at Nartini-
cue island and destroying more than
fifty ys'ss Is Another moved from
near the Windward islands, Septem-
Der 4 "a near Cape Hauteras. then by
way OF NOvla Scotia and Newfolnd-
land reaching Greenland on the 9th.
l. destroyed q large amount OF ship
ping on The Atlantic coast. The
Bermuda hurricane left the west coast
OF Airica. passing the Cape Verde
islands August 10. reaching Bermuda
o. the 27th, Newfoundland on 29th
ald Iceland on September > The
fourth hurricane was first sighted,
September 10. about 700 les north
east % the Wiudward Islands. was
mar the Rermudas on 22d and the
Azores The 27th. The fifth was on
~ = - 4 a
II. causing very destructive floods
pn the continent. The chart SAYS:
'SepternteT was unusually stormy on
the north Atlantic"
The Martinique hurricane was ut its
greatest force exactly when the planet
Mercury was in a position relative 10
the earth where Il has its greatest
electrical influence on The earth. and
tGe Bermuda hurricane develOred It's
greatest force September 21st. when
the earth wts az its autumnal equinox.
Iher' destructive hurricanes were pre-
Glcted tn my weather letters. ! have
no dDuht thAt these dreadful storms
have pcrpe ual life and regular periods
but Uur weather records are too deh-
cicnt 20 pcrmst oi testing this theory
~ tfem. The hydrOgrapAic chart con
ciusivciy shows that on the west side
Of the Atlantic tb -sc hurricanes move
IN seD..ircles making sharp curve
Ieor the West Indies. And many OF
them can W traced westward from
The COASTS OF Africa along southern
ladtudes to America. and then back
arrss othe Atlantic 70 the northern
coasts % Europe where the records lose
trace of them. I cannot accept the
theory that these hurricanes originate
On thc west coast OF Africa md 4 .iute-
CRATE i1st before reachiug Europe.
Tine viii prove that these hurricanes
move On well defined cirrir~ around tic
c1tcr Ut the north Atlantic, or that
they alternately vidt IN, Northern
anil southern haB'spheres crossing the
etrfh's equator, connecting thrir nor
thcru AMI southern circles in manner
soute,yha tsimilar To th. connection
bstwHen high and low b1romt ters.
when tEo truth il Discovered ft VII
D. revealed that hurricanes obey the
laws oi electricity lD revolving spheres
or what Is termed c ne laws of magnet-
isu
7 finally believe that all storm cen
tsrs arr permanently organized me-
trrs, rhose ON the ocean moving Wits
The water currents. and fhe four that
regularly cross the continents moving
fo-m west - east around the enrth
north oi latitude 80. But the records
a. the national weather bureau appcar.
90 IN made with p determination to
oh'iterate these facts
From flctohrr to april HIGH bas-
meters prevail on the north American
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