Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
COLD WAVE COMING
The Acnth OF March WIN Be Tame
and unsysntful.
IHE sEsILlR Theory OF CREArIas
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spcsssl Correspondence 10 TsLsssAs HsaALBs
~ JasEgs. So. Fen. q II vii re-
peat kat ths storm wave ~ Cross the
Aiasisslpp. Valley fFcm the 2isa 10 TIE
-eta ald reach the Atlantic coast about
the 1tb, s.l ee very severe storm
espse a.ly after passing % tAs east u
tae aiss.ss.ppl Valley. IL Vii par.
tculafly effect the southern ststes snd
d4ngeFoas cold wave reaching lato
me ooath. may be expected.
Ibe storm wave following it will net
he ~ saea great force, although Z wigl
o. above lle average. IL all % due
a. .eaYe tae Paclae coast about March
iat and pill Dc at u. greatest force
about HAT tHae. lt vii eross the RoeA-
AAsga valley fi0n ths q II ths ith
aad reach the Pacific coast aboat .hs
sen. il sil pruc cpal.y effect the
southern >ta,es.
There Vs.. Ue nothing unusual about
Starch weather Ihe temperature ali
average below tie usual, oel 40 very
ces-ractve cold waves OF stortns are
expected The heaves, storms xlll be
durng the la-t Iart Of the month. and
tie gfeatest cold wave about the 10th.
Besanaiag % Creation.
In tDs discussion Of this question /
haa reached tAe nebnlar theory, where
tae SCIENTISTS Say that the space now
oceaplea by our solar SYSTEM VAS filled
by fos-like. unorgan.zed matter, and
taat great hail ol matter had begun 10
Iaa suI Cuudease. According 60 tnls
prlullg theory. tn.s great bail OF ex-
lardct matter a Z condensed became
heated, aud a. the OuJer part became
cooled is ioruUi SOLID ring or crust,
and tie inner pOIt.OnS continuing To
CoGdeusc, drew away from tAe outer
saetl. wA.cn hnaliy broke up, AID the
fragments coming together by attrac-
ton, formed the planet Neptune, winch
they clSin 10 be the Oldest booy or the
solar system. These scientists do not
uy 10 account for the motions of the
planets, except that the great nebular
tody from which they were formed
had been pat into motion by Supreme
power, aud that motion impaired To
the rings, and the latter To the planets
INTO winch they were merged the
motion they now have, and when that
momentum is expended these p auets
Viii stop taeIg motions and become
dead.
Alter further considering this ncbu-
lOus matter threw of another ring con-
stitut!ug Uranus, then Jupiter and from
some cause not explained, the next ring
failed To gather INTO one great planet,
the fragments remained separate. con-
sttuung the numerous asteroids be-
tween Jupiter and Mars. Thus all the
planets were thrown OFT from this con-
Gens!ng rebulae, Mercury being the
last aud consequently the latest formed
planet OF the solar system, unless Nul-
can : i reality.
The moons OF the planets are accoun-
ted Tor IN this way: When the irag-
men,s OF the rings came together It was
with such great force that il caused
combustion, and the intensely heated
matter remained greatly expanded TIL
II cooled. As the outer part cooled u
formed I crust, which, being finally
taken up, came together, forming a
moon. aud then all the moons came in
20 exlstance. After our moon was
thrown OFT, the earth remained heated,
melted matter. and they claim that the
inner portions OF the earth ale still
melted matter, the crust being 100
niles o. more in thickness. This per-
picious theory holds sway over nearly
all our institutions of learning, and our
physical biographies contain illustra-
tons showing that volcanoes are caused
by heat and lava from the inner melted
matter OF the earth.
This theory was evolved when the
rings OF saturn were discovered, and
they claim that >atuTu's rings Will
break up and form another moon.
The first feeble telescopes brought TO
sight ncbulae that appeared to be unor-
canned gases or fOg-ike matter. and
on this discovery the Astronomers of
taas early day. when the human race
was lusi tmCrglgg from the dark ages.
larlped at tac CONCLUSION that our solar
system, 9s we'll as sil others. were
formed from these u bu.ous collections
Ut uuorganl1cd matter. But later and
Improved telescopes reveals q the fact
tDat these DIM c.ouos of star dust are
SIMS ike Our owa. and Constltute we'll
orr sed clusters Of stars much larger
than 0ug owa great cluster. But tn,s.
Il'sw ielsscopes revealed other nebalae
which tlo ola telescopes did not. AZ.
our astronomers aua scientific writer's
contend taat these new revelations are
surely s'ar drst or unorgauized nobu-
loas Watjer rcaiy .9 begin the manr-
fattgr. ot stars or suns. Future inl-
Trovrnaats IN thc telescope VIII no
do reyesi Their mistake.
~ euus>c tas tasv calls for m
intensely hCt sun which IS still con
dcusr- agd hUuIDr. ~ "a many of rs
metals ylt u tho gaso ous state, form
lax - c.uads and ming.mg with is
aaGCsnetTe Tins EtafCd sln. they
e,alu throws Us heat umety-two mil
loas eE nulcs iDroUgl mt useiy cold
suacg. thus warming UP ctr earth.
1hs waaie tatory q Hunlrug. and
ta8se wilo continue 81 endorse lt are
eifacr TOO cswariiy 60 attack t or they
ar s8t.y lsrk z in mcchaT .cai IDEAS.
ts era 50 IS IS uniy strange haw suea
fs.iac'es can rCtaln e plsce WITH intesij-
gens nsrds. i hope - be able Ia
iatlre ietfets to efve ere true taeory
oF Peg alags 81 Creasion.''
II. FOSTER.