Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
The Next Storm Wave VIII
Reach Us Early in June.
1T WILL RAIN IN TEXAS.
loonyrIshlcA lsna. ~ W. N rD,lerl

Oopyrightrd 1879, by w r. Rosier)
For tue Sunday Gazette.
81 dvseplL Mo-, May -. NV last bull
ietlh gave forecasts VI The storm wave to
rrvss tue continent from MAY 20 10 10
ana the next Will reach the Pacific coast
about TIE list cross he western noun
lNlns ~ close Of June LIST. the great rrn-
tral valleys from lime and to lth, aud Tho
eastern states about the 9TH.
rms disturbance will have norc than
tho average forcu and win be ar,umpan-
led by heavy rains IN many nlaew. Ia
INC iar west Ii WIN move near thF t5u
parallel Ia the central and eastern ,tntel
nbout the doth with rains from i've 10
line.
The cool wave viii gross tn, western
mountains about iunc "a. tho great cen.
iral valleys about tho 9th aud the eastern
states about the ith.
THE FLOOD or WAVES.
rh"rr II no question ia the minds Of 70.
olofisls that great waves swept over the
sntih destroying almost everything.
lhry point out IN most parts ON the globe
tho direction IN which these waves moved.
Travelling AROUND the earth IN Il straight
line, which approaches within twenty de.
gfccs of HE nOrth and south poles. nrn
found IN what aw now the oOldrst places
On Tits Earth, numerous evidences OF
tropical climate This cnnnot be- account.
~ Tor M any other way than that tho
lhe mentioned was tho ancient equator
ut the earth
IN the Pacific ocean the eurihs equator
" now moving north about four feet
every ycnr and in The Atlantic ocean il
Is mnying south, but that N too slow u
molten. " account for the rcmaius VI
tropical trees, fruits, animals aud cornls
found In the Antic countries Tho
cnrth's equator u now about 1000 miles
further south Ia the western Pacific
OCEAN than " appears 10 have been years
aro, Al four feet q year Il would re-
quirc over five millions Of years for the
equator To move 1000 miles. That Is he.
yond comprehension aud there must have
been some great aud more sudden change
Of the enrth's equator.
The Rocky mountains In North Amcri-
On and the Atics Ia South Amcrlca con
stitute one continuous chain almost form.
Ing q rcuilcirelo 1000 niles IN length.
This great chain of mountains wna
formed IN one geologic age, no one pars
OF them helng much older than any Other
part
No orthodo, gcologlst viii dare 10 ven,
ture an explanation, by orthodox theoriea,
" the orlgin Of that great chain Of noun
tninsi My theory glvrs the only EXPLAIN.
lion that " ~ harmony with an known
facts The earth'e ancient equator wis
ncar the line Of ihnt mountain chain and
wliVn the equator was suddenly changed
u moi only left the land high aud dry.
but caused tho volcanoes TO brcnk forth
all along the 1900 miles now occupied
Wy n"-N pl'nnlpi1s
ul' se9lugisr IVY asi,Ir usl NnlrainNs
f i', ~ HWY ".p'. .,, uJp' ~ 'iili
evidences they pOint 90 the borders of the
Meaiicrrhncnn, the mouth nf tho 81.
Lawrence, the volcanic Islands near the
south rohTs OF A-ln, ete. Inc Missi7-
nlplu rllrf y uNppA'ulik 'npukn nvpllH hl.
hunn' ~, \" '"''I y W., Hpuniy ~ IreN
u''ih 'nhi n'u'ir 's -. piu Nv ~
nhnnuh ws,Rhl Andrl ulnsr onuses hrht
below ann ny ~ hll o. Nv enrih slri.
NY oult'ptN Wy fnl'pii' ni'A etN slalt'p;
hAi y one ~ wy ortl""oA 'h,o'l"- OK
ih' "'F" :" '"'P'""'si ""H hV''"
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but W riNerh aplear !" wi nave nilp
ll~l ih'H utpih "hVI " Npsia 'aus' u9
srNll mVhl,tuh N''n7 Nlh aiu
Aneflra' NV nfets au run hNhg irvln
THESE gr'atrst 81 NJ Hpuhthhs IN ~"
wufll anu " lilfg lnn, splahH iiplh W.
lubfs whsh.I nom t'lntln.nis' y uiut
nav" p.eh lhn uontiu.nA spa ny ~,
DurnI m ui. Ei'al A,,aih' nu1 'ae'"u
oevnn-, nnl il,h 'Allalns ~ ~, 49,,
When The rnfihs Anoient e'lunlyr Was
mar We western 'unl Nvlu W.
south America ana near Tue nhe 81 KY
great Aslnllc mountains NE wate's n,ii w
jrehgs were lover "nNl' ln' Nunl.,u
ahh fnclng rohllpthi. hrr Ahu ~ ~,
'rAlrne ,po~ VIZ. ,,. w sr MAUI W.,
while ASIA and, Ahrrln were nnNei VI"
,eeah whi"rf. lhe wauers OF ine oeeans
low thirteen nilr, hishrr = lhe n'lnh
Or than ~ me pores nhu u W sluatpe
inl poles were y ehanss piiryi ny
water woulh rliik Gown ihlitenN MR.
be equator ana rise inht''p h'''e' ."
lie lHlltNl
Before ne equator enang e. tne river,
y n u'' I naw Xxx XXX eonas Of Nonh