The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-31
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''m' s'aa' and s Il, =
81. Joseph. Mo-. u.s..
rishsed isOs D. u. STs'T ,9 sl-oj
oulletin save forecasts :, , Y. u
70 cross the rontlnso, 4 'as sssss n
=, and the neAt rsn 's0in 'sIsa,.
coast about January j s ,sssa 4 ~ i
mountains BY close J, y, s'sss u
nas,s,r valleys s. from Osh q 4, N, y :.
TIE low barometer Nh IN .s'A
the continent ABOUT ~ ~ prsaasa i
81 calfornia anu Keep , 81, 'as''' a:
paraliei, reacD,ng is rrsss'' 49, = u u
~, ''.'s Voii Stiy a45Oit IL * iP'0 II
IN tne mont Of .iils s,. ~ W.
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,e,.. n Wiiien wan Geyrn E''a ~ X i 4,
lzth. -nississlpp. u y
M , nc warm wave VIII crosa \. a
.. aVuillailiA apout fAs III III y, n
NAueys ABOUT the IN NtN n
~ ~. ntetees ABOUT The I'm, i- " "A.
Wnlcn VIII be a cOli ,v,sv'. q KS g.. 4.
Stases, VIII cross the n az. ,n ~ ~.
upouk the luln, the gr,.a M ' ,,.a. n9.l q.
ABOUT lne lxtn anu rae sSaeA " =
apout the lin. A cnl,, ,,' s.as'S'l ~
" cross the continent tom !, = III,
MOONS OF TAE sol.AR Z, 49, Z y
Three moons have recsu,,s s-s's~
covered, one with Juulter ~ ~
MARS These uiscoperlss MY
sa,n as 10 the nufnDer of ~, ,rs.! y S.x
soiar system and aisn rI,e . ss''
tne Planets are Sun cahtN sss'sles
OF Q, as, asteroids ana transSr,nnss x ". =;
not only are tho pianels c.,,,..,.
wandering bodies, but so ss,s1I.'s
lose them, as In the cas,. ',s'''es
ago IN which Jupiter c.Dins., tsN u
ana AFTER nolding 1t Six snan,ss : g
iet y so again. Venus hss NJ, Z ~ Z
Professor Proctor SAYS, M
dnuot can be entertained Al II II ,s 49,
less condition OK Venus All y =. ,- 4, An Y
peSun TINS Paragraph 1y sfaf,es X n "A
ueilce In FAVOR OF the exisisnfs =, NJ
lite, / believe that nelly ~ 49, y I I.
weuid have come 10 Ina c,en 'lsss :. u
most certainly the planet n ',,, M I. :
attcfidant orc. Inev ara ~ ~ T. - 4
obserEers only who nave ~ -
Attending Nenus, bat osifnF,6.rj,. q
as ,sassini and Short the Isl ','' TX
different telescopes and four II 49,, ".
pieces. -Four times between VIZ
H. 1861, Montague saw i b,I XXX NJ,
nus which presented mas. s, IN, N
thai OF the planet, nfeeisely Is !. =,
would have dona.n = e
Frorn these onseryallonk u r..s..I
desiuced for the new star 1 5s 49,, 4
.OUU miles ana uistancs ~ Z.
nearly equal 10 that Ynieh Fi,.,,,.s =
moon from the elrth,r
In March. 1864. Kudiker s.r AZ III
manctil companion anu fi6ti21r ~
\ few days iaser. M0nlharla 4
varying positions on Aiarcn III Z III i rs
Lastly, Sherton, VINO wttressSs n, \, N
sit OF Venus Ia 1851, aeciafes Isl !. n 4
q satellite accompany ytu1E M, e
face OF the stint "a
me above Quotations show III, pt6t',
scr Proctor believed that s;s.s IN X. :
sessed a moon ABOUT me ssse d, n, X
and that the planet has pai,,4 toos.,3
with Its satellite. Future ihsstlIs.5 "A
our eartii ned not be ssilnfssa 4 n
earth losc:::: .: s neon y. III inc Z. h,f ia;
captures another aud hoids ii ia Il
would be but applying M utal HI X +
comet to come flirting this way s,i a,
caught in the earthls let 4. uirfQI
Strtan1cr3 that reach out Oh ts.rI &. +
AS far as now known Mars q, "a
moons, Jupiter five. Saturn eig1t i;.ia5