Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-06
FOSTERS WEATHER.
The Mex, storm Wave WIN Come
About August L.
WILLIE pANcEnous EAST OF Va


Copyright. 1891, by W. T. Fostcr)
ST JOSEPH. Mo-. Aug. 5--My last
bulletin gave forecasts OF the storm wava
10 cross the continent fron Aug. 4 to s
and the next will reach the Pacific coast
about the 9th, cruas the Western noun.
taius by close cf 10Th. the great central
valleys from 1lih to 18th, and the East
ern states about the nth.
This storm viii develop unusual force
and will become a dangerous aud dostruo
| live storm clSi Of the Mississippi on the
| 18th and llth Heavy local rains may
be expected, hui not general raiuA
Lrmpera!,,rG vii 70 to cNircwcs, This
storm VIII inaugurite n period OF very
remarkable weather that will extend be-
You'd the middle NJ September.
The warm wave viii cross the West.
orn nionninns about the 10th. the great
central Valleys about the 18th, mud tho
Eastern states about the 18th. The cool
wave Will crows the Western mountains
about the eth the great central valleys
aloht the lith and the Eastern states
about the 10Th,
THE SUNS REVOLUTION.
The suu's diameter Is about IFS times
that Of the earth, aud little more than
| lon times that of Jupiter, while tho lat
| The sums mass. Ncight, II about -. uO1
times that Of The airth, while It's volums
| W l,WuWO tlmcs the cnrih's volume.
The sLifH density Nv little less thnn ons
and oe.hnlf times that of water o.
about oin~fourth thut Of the earth, "
say our great astronomers, aud hy such
teachings the pupil Is 80 mislrd. that Il
requires half lilo time for even an In.
dependent thinker to uNt.icnte himself
FROM the eniunglements Of such falls,
teachings.
In the comparison the earth Is meas
ured and weighed, not Including lis al
inpsphvrc and cloud hrlts. while the aun
surrounded by cloud belts AZ least 100.
ON miles IL depth, Is measured and
weighed Including IT. atmosphere and iti
cloud belts
| dy~pisc the mind thar must ever be
slave TO the minds Of others. never
scrklng ruason for itr convictions AMI vel
of such arc ninctA-nne out OF every 0ne
hundred human beings, Rucansr flcr
srhel Proctor Or Young saws ~. N not
conclusive evidence that illcr theories
nre correct Thu whole scientific world
Inns totally abandoned theories that wore
universally taught ifly years ngo. ana In
many things ON great astronomers arc
now knnwil 10 lnrg brcn IN error Nlnny
suientiic truths Of toiay viii hscnme
glarlng errors IN the next twenty. hya
years One Of thelp. persistenily stand
Ing ncrOsa the path VI progress. X the
NINA, sehselttA theory of q burning siin,
tint radiales hpni to the planets
II We take a hall one foot In diameter
10 represent the size of tho sun. tho
cnrh Will be represented by ball ono
eighth OF an luch IN diameter Place
lleln ~ ieei apart Ani VIZ get the
comparative distnnOc ~ the earth from
,n' suH whllr he nearest star would
~ tNV miles away
Tho sun Is said to revolvc on liz axis
~ little more than twenty-five days,
9lt TINS N al guess work. aud the cyi-
uehor supporting u u very weak, IA
We tare the soutli at noon and look mp
~ We sun, ihq spots move toward onr
rlsh! hgnd, toward what Is west ou our
earthi but II We wen' on the sun, tho
spot no'eingnt would be toward the
Gust preciHrly as, n this latitude. the
nlsh ana low barpnetefs, storm centcrs,
m.nTne eastward
Those spot movements are all the cyi-
dehgrs TIE astronomers have uH to the
reNolutioh OF tho sun on It's axis II
These spots were caused by something
nitnchsd TO me, solid body Of the sun,
tbeli they would reyOlye with that solid
portion, but this cannot be tho case
" must be rcnanibcfed that the sun
aud al the planets, except The earth
hh1 MhfH, hre covered Mifii dense clouds.
allu we never see the solid surface OF
an e. them. Ihe suns nInio-phcre; II
81 ~ pI3ppFiion 70 the earth would DO
n,here Of ths sun y completely aled with
such great energies as We know are AZ
MVFk ia me suns ntinospnsfe' y u with.
ia reason thai mountain peaks could
ehist sl,Ovo nliles hlghi lst such NOUN
aims nv inurt ps lnersi tle sun spots
M. .hureu py nip,l'nE unt reNolVes
WIN inc soma pony o. tis sun.
day' less time a. OF near ne suns epua-
-
" south latitude These thcia hnnihilate
tue snn,spois ~ eyiienre Of the suns
prrioo OF rptnton' 10 court could accept
such contilciing evidence. Think OF Il.
rue Hpois maxi revolution near tho
equator " Two nnyn less hinc than on
Anl INC elunlor' ana our ASTRONOMERS
slnke ~ average OF these spot rcvolu.
uYnI, anu enn ihnt hveraFe the period
thilss great men can sometimes do. The
net uhl Tue Spots 90 not all rerolye
a .V ,he 1nn ~ the same period OF