Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-11

FOSTERS WEATHER.
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What We May Expect Later in
June.
HOT WAVE, GOLD WAVE,
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Rain and Whom II Will Come Some Lessons
In Geology Scientific DlsquIsIlIOn
On Themes Of lulOresl-ThO
Prophets Views
HOT WAVE, GOLD WAVE,

For the SnniIy Gnscitr.
tCupyuvht, 1S,a, by w r. Fustcrl
81 lnsrph. Mo-, June 10 My hullr-
un gave inr,rnAts OF The storm Wnvrf
tn cross the continent from sil 70 mn
ord lIth 10 i5th The next viii nhirh
Inc lacidd caisi about thc 18Th, prtss
lhr western inuuutbus by close NJ lhu
iDth. lhr great central valley from eph
Ia 22nd, nnd the eastern states about
the BIRD.
This disturbance VIII Doe Of Wide eA.
tent Of inur, tliuu usual energy AMI WIZ
be- nce0mpim u hy heavy rlius u wlll
BE- 40 its grtitrst lurce in lhr Mississippi
ALLEY about iiu 2plh aud 2ls,
a warm wave win cross the western
mountains ibut tho 18th, the great
tnt trnl valleys about the 9nih aud the
eastern states about the 22nd a cool
wave viii rrim the wont0m n0nntnlns
dlo the 1ls-. the great central val
leys about tli, aird aud the eastern
s.ntts about he 25ih
Principal rains during last half Of
dune VIII be- u the spnihrrn lhtitnler'
with deer stsO In northern attitudes.
m, Mississippi river will fan aud rrhch
il low-wninr marx about the first week
iD July.
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THE GREAT lCE AGES
There ara uumistnknble evidences that
lee md glacier shows hay" covered great
porliOns of tho earth whrrr nav are
fnrfllH ufiN UINu
climates, but Ia searching for q cause
our scientists arr addicted 10 farieuhrd
theories. They are uoi willing 90 ren'
son ffnm known facts but are prone 10
adopted Impossible hypothesis Az
nHirr that ihr great lee sheet was very
Ike that which c0yrrs the North pole
within the Arctic circle, believe thu
liz lee uge ~ this country was caused
by that which causes HE present lee
Of tho North polar and South polar re-
giona. Could such be the cnsef
II il not possible TINT The poles and
equator Of the earth are Permanent u
l. well known that they are not Law
requires that ~ great intervals more
faDid changes Should occur
This earth has gradually grown from
q single atom 10 NJ present dimensions
aud IL II has required million genff
a. nccnniinnlIie from space nnd lay
,.iwn ibe Ten a. lies Of Debris w The geo
Il rirnlll surYs 90 surfAcf ~ me elfib,
ifen Il must hnye required 400 times
ihat long 10 accumulate The 100 miles
that constitute the enrtha radius
The Accommodations from space are ~
md near The eArtlfH equator, sud not as
lilo poles. riffrf0re MI planetary bo-
dies hive greater diametrrs through
iheir equaf0rs fian through their poles.
Since the in.t changes Of the enrth's
eotiator and poles ~ the former low
nlara. have BEEN filled up and now the
fiafncicr ihroleh the equator Is twenty
fix miles greater than through the poles.
11le earth receives itsj Accommodations
fr6m space principally through animal,
vegetable and cpral rrpwths.-lf We nre
permlifstl 10 make distinction between
coral mud nniuni life
The accumulation from these sources
ore greatest ~ The carthg eaunt0r mud
least al ths poles and this aci cunts for
,he greater diameter " the equator
AnItnal aud vegetable frOwths come
from space and n1' frog the earth PlaHi
n. acorn la : tub VI dirt and vhen the