Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
ETER'S WEATHER.
L. from March 10 TO q
wal Develop Tornadoes.
Ir7rNDAYS OF MARCH COLD
80, Weather Than Usual tho Last
|, g.rcs Evolution from the
n,l,o, 10 the Sun Reasons
or The Theory.
...,,,.d 1893, by W. t. Foster)

"a Sunday Gazette
,.,h No. March IL, 1893 My
etve forecasts Of storm
mss the continent from 18th
ssd the next will reach the
sr about the 18th, cross the
moentains by close OF the 18th,
central valleys from 10Th to
IA tbe eastern states about the
I'M be a dangerous and dcstruc-
I'm and will develop tOrnndoes In
I'D central valleys. The storm
.tafiv begin TO increase In force
~ having the Pacific const and
mfnue with great energy ill u
,.rl OF the Atlantic. The center
no will lie, and the tornadoes
lbly occur. south of the 10th
The earth being at its equinox
a line Is not the principal cause
for this disturbance.
II 30 wuve will cross the western
tns about the 10th, the great cen
II ms about the BIRD and the eastern
sbat the 2ilh The last ten DAYS
N vii average colder than usual.
font and rear of the cool waves
+ NJ The weather will be more cloudy
ana with frequent showers
aoss according 10 latitude of places
TILE AzOIC AGE.
NJ no, be understood by the careful
Of These discussions that / believe
q ,y thar VIII not conflict with the
facts IN reference 10 the laws and
u the universe now known To eX-
ID ~ true Theory, 20 my mind, is that
VA aei0lites, comets, satellites.
md suns have q common origin,
gfued BY the stme natural laws
" ID their only material difference a.
NJ hge. size, electric power and
1dmg circumstances. They follow
ne process In evolution that does
aimal kingdom. the meteor before
b our atmosphere being one of the
lli0ns of young planets.
f have the I'VE stages Of man: the in-
path, manhood, middle age and
i 50 we have the Eve stages of
Alelly bodies, the meteor. comet
. 81 Planet ana sun. What we call
.er Is the death of a youthful
Fl y destroyed by entering oui
A.n' Comets are sometimes dcs.
F We have over 800 small planets.
+ N called asteroids. but now more
" called planctoids, which have
qncis but have lost their elongated
~ coming IN contact with Jipifpr
e therefore become planets before
Feie fairly ripe. They would hive
more rapidly by continuing tbeir
Do. ~ NV 'O'''''s
. Ae ABOVE reasons | must conclude
earth became a very large comet
a y broke away from It's original
w comet orbit aud that its peri-
vas originally very near the sun
-ppW 10 be- the case noty with some
q great comets.
a ennellon passages Of our earth
a comet. will account for no
y peks, also called azoic. These
institute the base or foundation of
nllsd rocks. If the archacn Ocks
va i99rmei by a molten globe thew
ny 3e stphied but run together
quclhe OF melted lead and would
~ myers. But all our geologsts
. w tne Mchaen rocks are stratifpd.
A '.gt knocks the last prom from
nv molten world theory and
4 pit the heat which caused Tho
~ lgleOus rocks, which we call
Ichaen, came from without and
wv must have boen caused Inv Tho
Slsl gong very near the sun az
nalalon passage.
4u Almost positive proof Of this
mat no fossils are found i'm rbc
,IAs' and therefore no animnl on
~ NE existed on our earth-cOfnet
III accord with natural laws
vas comet our earth probably
wy INTO space 50 far that such
IN w POSSESS could NOT have seen
~ ilom the earth-comet. and sucb
1871 would not be favorable 10
Ia y vegetable life. AT perihelion
N 41t be destroyed by heat and
%p9eilon by cold. Not by radlnted
AZ. n'slion against the suns deep
. oss eletrQsphcre and atmosphere.
.s tarth-comet shortened the
|s,lagsl q lis orbit, as Il Is still doing
|tsaan came nearer and its pcrih-
'Nipr FARTHER from the sun. This
NVSe a more even temperature
fint the waters 10 remain In tbnir
IN e Al perhelion the waters Of
l.sa.t % comet would be eyaporated
-Nel out into the envelope aud
-slus would all De eyaporafed into
s1sses' AZ aphcliOn these would
sse.se and fall 10 the body or
lne earth-comet. This appears
w process now going on in an
ehrlh-comet passed TO aphelion
qth would fan ana I'm I'M tbe
~ d. ~ which the drift or earthly
Z snhNplau form layers or strata nj
Il Enenpn OF the earth-comet. aud
IN nhVersality of The stratifed
@ lhe a1oic period. Study the
AM known TO our time and Won
(, X, nulsputnble proof that my the
ne true one.
|. M my great changes have come
~ eifih Is not known. The ceolo-
~ " Nv starts at the nzoio rocks
|la Nh, existed. Low forms Of life
a M y called the lower silu-
N w., emu OF which most OF these
iT,.'4u.e extinct. A new set of
N ~3 appeared IN the upper siluriau
y ~ " which those forms persisted
sAe me deyonian age and the
ine carboniferous aye bro
nes aiiiinals and two other pario.ls
y IN, Aashses Occurred before man
Z No. une scene according 10 geo.
az " According TO that record
IA ~. Wy land appeared In the de-
eoAlier0us sway P''Veueu
hs ers Of the nrst dry land Is a
ll ,~r ''pe nee n line with nv theory
itoI,al.f evolution. AL the close ~
ssab " age our moon-comet struck
~ 1910 cna changed It's axis OF rota-
N "a entity the oecaiis now eoveY
crl6e 1.en the continents ma wber,,
an. gT INV now are We're Then NIX
4 man Az, : the reason Why the fos-
mi ~ gre not now found "a me
los e.oos..unents Ills former abodes
&C., 20 below TIE BOTTOMS 81 tbe
II p's. We certainly wouid Gnd
l,hed 4A that would prove thai he
AAlIes., Earth as far back as de