Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-24
a WARM WAVE VIII BE HERE
EARLY IN 1904.
JANUARY WILL BE VERY COLD.
February WIN he Fun OF Unusual
wea,her-Jupiter's influence.
How He Rules the Move.
monts of Comets.


TO cross the continent from olst to eth
and 9th to 3lst. The next will reach
the Pacific coast about Ian, |. cross the
western mountain by the close OF the Fad,
the great central valleys from The Srd
10 OH and the Eastern states about the
dth' and will be followed By cold
wave.
The warm wave will cross the western
mountains about the lst, the great CEN
tfal valleys about the Bird aud The Fast
ern states about the 9TH The cool wave
Mhi cross the western mountains about
the 4th, the great central valleys about
me Oih and the Eastern states about
the S,h
January will average colder than the
normal Tor the month and from the 9th
10 the 10Th will average colder than the
remainder Of the month. Tho worst
storms viii be about the 9th and t2th
IN tue northeastern New England states,
aud list aud 18th west Of the Alissis-
sippi.
February will be full OF unusual wealth
err events and those desiring information
not contained in these bulletins may
send me stamped aud addressed enyel-
ope.
l desire the national weather bureau
annual REPORTS and monthly review for
1871 10 1854 inclusive Anyone having
any Of these will please correspond with
me. The supply al Washington has beea
exhausted
JuPIrBR'S INFLUENCE.
Astronomers all claim that Jupiter has
great influences ON the earth and other
bodies Of the solar system but they are
moi agreed as TO the exact nntune OF that
influence, consequently they are unable
10 forecast events brought about through
the electrical or magnetic influence Of
that great planet
One Of the remarkable effects OF what
astronomers suppose TO come from Jul
pliers graytitatlonal Influences is that
he has gathered about him about TWEEN
ty-liye great comets. whose time OF rev
olutlon around the sun are known. Prob
ably millions of lesser bodies are sim-
Harry affected 10y that planet, for the
comets Of space arc as numerous as
the fish Of the seas.
What is known as Jupiter's family Of
comets arc those that pass around and
near 10 the sun and then 90 on toward
space till they reach the orbit Of Jupiter,
when they pass around him aud again
return toward the sun.
A remarkable fact about this body OF
comets is that their pouhelia points
whore they pass nearest 10 the sun lies
on the Aries side of The sun. that side
where the earth Is about sept, list
which Is the inside of the suns orbit
and seems to indicate that as me sun
swings around is 5000 years circle
the comets that have grown up 10 outer
space are drawn In toward the sun
and as they attempt To return TO space
their flight is arrested by The giant plan
ct Jupiter, who seems To- be- doing out
post duty for the suns army.
.Iupitef's attraction has been ~ pow
erful that lie has captured i've OF these
wild-eycd comets, preventing them from
returning 10 the sun. and thcy laye be
come members of bis family Of moons
He h. probably preparing them for plan
- life when millions of years hence.
he shnll have grown 20 the stature Of q
sun and has taken his place us one OF
1bn ,niiiinns NJ stars flat compose our
g,iarv our cluster. whose outskirts are
-, H. t6e milky WAY.
Rnniher evidence OF Iupiter's great in'
ansnre has bpeu Witnessed in Us effects
nv, i,oycnents OF comets. Ia 1854
on tio 1 ~ nasseb an orbit that
eV l'iIl ',,, h.vand Saturn and reuuircd
tLinrr.3,c vcors 10 make revolution
tn'i y ny - ,,,r Jupifcr la March
~ lAsA'u '.siiatoi, gbqngel Ia an
-, % forrv'ouc wears. But In Octo'
Hlo' tSse imnifer again broke the com
pel' 81 and chnneeI il back to seven
et olp'' '"'
y186rst 1v,,s,n savs that the comet vii
frot, W iI I,ii,' - os.,in In 1921. ana ID.
pass near neal, JIM l,i,atjS be again rreatl,
orbit VIII u p If =, rnmet's orbi
ch"hscu, - IL, ,.i,an,sed WHY not tbnl
can DC 60 gIeau2 ,reaf come
OF the ealtl, n. ~ a1rn'e tho earth
shoull oDinY so, oefect fbe earth az
! why shoulu hus
Jupiter uo's Wv ,,,;ii WI he forced 10 drol
Aruoholthvt9 Wy G,o,rg and tbcn the,
thelt ny il!,i, ,t,st Sur moon was originally
very gr,sl i iy ~ eorth AS Alars ha
~ aSg,,i, ,auelit TWO very small moons
IA Nh INK i've moons Of Jupiter an,
ai'1t moons Of Saturn have been cap
rirsd IN tbe same way.
But how are these captures oon t.i
tbat draws these heavenly bodies 70
gethcr and yet keeps them apart Nm!
do the comets not gu INTO lne e9o au'
Nv theory is practical one Al tlne
the planeis are more heavily charged WI
| electricity than at other times; ahl lliel
A comet coming nearer .W9ud lfg'i. n
a part Of ihat enarse, VIM W. latter latter /
the element which. snrroundins a h li,i,,
| emily body prevents ~ .tVlu .l'i,i-,'
another body WIN . lhs 1880. ~ !. d,
When Jupiter ro1pel tnl No iii ~ TO- ,n.
| OF iis force, rs ofNl WE tsp"'t IT,.
| when thc comet rteslle. NV ~ ~
like charge from .iullleir ia ~ VI '''
The eliafse 4ahire ' bes m1rh 10 do MD
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