The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-05-07

forceful treatment Of the most abstruse
subjects. Heretofore we have made liberal
extracts from his weekly bulletins, both
on account of the wonderful accuracy of
his forecasts of weather and his very
interesting science notes, effect of tree
planting, etc, and now the Herald has made
arrangements for regular weekly letter
from this profound thinker.
Hot Springs (Ark.) News: Students Of
astronomy will be interested in reading
Professor Fosters new theories advanced
in this issue and in pursuing his reasoning
in each weekly letter to this paper. He
comes out boldly in opposition to many old
theories which have been taught in text
books for years, but he reasons like a
philosopher. There is advancement in sci
ence as well as in other things, and Foster
may be leading the way to an Investigation
which will produce revolution in astro-
nomical problems.
Lead City Is. d. Herald: These pre-
dictions have been closely followed by more
than one reader of the Herald, besides the
editorial staff of the paper, and those read
ers will verify the assertion that Mr.. Fos-
er's predictions have hit it every time.
Ae changes of the storms foretold have
come at the time predicted or within twenty
four hours thereof, and have been of the in
tensity said.
Muscatine Uowa) News-Tribunc: In
these days of scientific forecasts, with the
New York Herald in the East attending to
the Atlantic and w. T. Foster in the West
looking out for the continent, meteorology
has risen to a practical science which de-
serves larger recognition than it has
hitherto received from the government.
The predictions Of both Mr.. Foster and the
Herald have been verified to wonderful
degree, so much so that the navigator on
both sides of the Atlantic consults the Her
AIDS forecasts with confidence, and the far
mers of the West are coming to have the
same faith in Mr.. Foster.
Bob Burdette: Whenever Foster goes
cunning for meteorological disturbances he
comes home with a game bag full. He
brought the Texas and Buffalo floods into
camp right on time.
Chicago Mail: Prof. Foster was right
after all Promptly on the morning of the
10th the electrical storm arrived here, and
was fully up TO guaranteed sample.
Fairfield iowa Ledger: Prof Foster, the
noted meteorologist, has been very success
ful IN his forecasts of the weather.
Chicago Inter-Ocean: The prediction of
Preseason Foster Of storms on the 18th,
seems to have been more than usually re-
liable
Kansas Clarion: Professor Fosters pre-
dictions have been nearer correct than
those OF any other.
Augusta, Kan.) Gazette: Professor
Foster has proven to be the most reliable
weather profit OF his generation.
Des Moines Homestead: We have
watched Professor Fosters predictions
closely, and have concluded there is some
thing in planetary meteorology.
Pittsburg (Pa.) Post: We direct atten-
ton again this morning to the remarkably
accurate predictions furnished the Post by
w. I. Foster, of St Joseph, Mo-, every ore
of which thus far printed has been verified
either in whole or in part.
Troy On. W Times: The national
weather bureau would do well to make
terms with W. 7. Foster, of ST. Joseph,
Mo, if it desires detailed and accurate fore
casts Of meteorological phenomena.
Hastings (Neb.) Nebraskan: W. T. Fos-
ter, whose weather forecasts have appeared
IN the Nebraskan, have proven very reliable,
and considering the fact that his predic-