The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03
rosrnn,s TonnoAsrs.
A severe winter sr spots MAY BE
Expected.

to cross the continent from December 4
TO 5, ana the next win reach the Pacific
coasi about the 9TH cross the western
mountains by close OF 10th, the great cen-
trail Valleys from lith to 18TH. and the
Eastern States about the 14th.
The cool we've following this storm will
be It's most notable feature, as II viii be
more severe than usual. Cool waves are
usually considered the winding up of
storms especially from first OF April 20
FIRST Of October, but the seat OF energy
viii appear to reside 10 the cool waves TINT
VIII cross the continent from DECEMBER .
10 10, ara from II 10 ib AZ this last meh7
toned cool wave nears the New England
states about 10th OF t6tn II VIII probably
fie warm wave viii GLOSS The Western
mountains about the 9th, Tic sltat central
valleys about the llth and ne Eas. ...si,
States about the 18th The cool wave VIII
cross the western mountains about the
l2th, the great central valleys ABOUT tho
lsth, and the Eastern States about the
About November is the causes OF pre-
olpltstion were expected 70 change thei1
influence, causing a large increase Of rain
aua snow In December and January where
precipitation u deficient.
THOSE who have expected mild winter
are doomed 10 disappointment, Severe
cold. however SELDOM covers tho whole
continent, and we may expect tile severe
weather IN spots giving TO the country as
THE GREAT LlGdr alyER.
Recent researches Indicate that two selts
Of magnetic radiatious, each about fifteen
degrees wide, enclrcle the sun par
aiiel with the equator, the center OF each
belt heleg about thlrty-four degrees from
the suns magnetic poles. These magnetic
poles are supposed 10 be four and q hai
degrees from the SUMS geographic poles,
ana therefore the ruaSuetic belts are about
nine degrees nearer tie suns geographic
eapptor on one sids Of the sun than on the
opposite Side
Jn9se discoveries are supposed to have
been made BY Prof Frank Eigeiow, Of
tile National weather bureau. ana Il he is
correct about Il d great similarity exists
between the sun and earth Ia their mag
netc arrangements
The earth has four magnetic t,oles. on.
OF THESE is on an Island norfhwesl OF
Hudsons bay, neat latitude 40 aud lonsf-
tuda %. The corresponding southern mag
netie pole has never been exactly
located Another magnetic north pole
has been found ia Siberia, about
Is degrees OF north latitude aud 100 east
lpnsItude, or near where these lines cross
the Lena river. This magnetic north pole
y about eight degrees furihe. south t1ai,
the one found on this coEsnisnt.
Ihese magnetic poles are tte coolest
in them tho cold Of outer space comeD
down 20 the earth. The weather is sup
posed 10 be much warmer at the earti's
geographic north pole than at the mag
netic north poles, twenty to twenty-eight
degrees further south
t2sNSh1NtN iiltk6AtttkN ltSlrc art hlHp ipuHNAs
One Of these lies southwest Of Hudson.s
Day IN northwestern Dutal'o at about 10
north and % west. tytr cold waves an
pear 20 come out Of this secondary mag-
netic north pole. Ss. Vincent. M.nn., is the
nearest ~ The United States. on tie path
of the cold waves, 10 thai secondary sen-
States.
n the National weather bureau would
arrange 70 have stations near that nng-
netIc center, at kewatin or Gilbert, north
of Lake OF the Woods, they would proba-
by discover most OF the cold waves days
before they reach the United States.
Prof BiBeiow places one OF the two
magnetic poles Of the sun at ZOE degrees
west Of the other. SO that they are not on
Those Of the earth afe similar. The mag
net.c pole IN ASIA Is 21T east OF the one
on this continent, leaving them only las
degrees apart by way OF the vest
These magnetic poles not only have
something 10 do with the weather of tine
earth and the sun, hut with tneir rota-
found permanent high barometers, as on
ell the great oceans, both north and south.
ami these places OF permanent high press
but OF iass iorce and greater dimensont
At other points Oh the earth are found
the epposttes q these where are perpetual
ing sea ana All around the earth at rs
equator. In these latter tile forces go from
tory origins Of the earth, through watch
II hreethes the ether OF space, on which
II feeds ana from which i aceupinlates
i3rof Higeow's theory is that Tie mag
netic poles Of tire sun throw out lines OF
force through which the earth must pass
IN ita revolution around the sun and that
passing through these ines OF force the
earth and lis atmosphere arr affected,
causing ehargeF IN our weather
ItG hes been at work on these lines for
two years under pay Of the government
at about So per dass aud the result IS that
he i coming e my theory Of weather
changes 1T Il rand rate.
Prof Biselow's work Is valuable to real
planetary melsrologsts but he VIII never I
succeed In laying the true foundation for I
rneteoroogy. His theories VIII cause his I
Years ago the government was Induced
70 SPEND large sums Of money IN anaiyzhg 1
soils IN order to learn how 10 detect good 4
sQiis. IL WAS failure. and the experenc-
20 iHfacT points ont good soils at sight 4
their costly experiments arc forced To 10. !
knowledge that they know nothing about
Ms'sst qaailAes arc necessary for produc
Prof. Bgclow and his class can discover
nlakneslg pcles and meridlans OF sun and
ehr1n, nit wren they come 10 Apply thcae
g tsie wsafhsr a failure Is stre 10 result
~ IS the Fcilest nonsense TO claim thar
s eo,,s son 4 re oAly gsatheer disturbng
never get beyond that sdea His ,vorl, any 4
confirms planetary meterologists 81 Their
J $1,000, ~ iney dlseoyeredi pany years Z
y hole electfo-masnetie hei1 ~ forces ana
l lsiseiew ana others are JUST now begin-
Ming 70 susDcioa rs exRtence
= ne eatkii crotsfF the Diane Of the at,nt.
SquNfor lSecefzlner and II there Is 4
force foing out from tho ann over its
equnfpr the earth will eforc m a i,ortln,,
OF tiAt force which VIII become naansfsst
q severe storm during the naxt few
Is somewhat Of conv4ntaoe. -.
ciufniHi qr othereise, that fun mon.,a
occur nefth Of the eaI'fh'a enuafar dl,rine
OFT N'lniel RTa south during Inc winfsra
OF thaS Southern heuiaphere Ii
a true knowledge OF astronofnv ana a
IiSat conception - the laws OF nature
vii erpel the Foolish notions adv66afe3
~ Hffrelosrtg That tha positions n ne
HtHfs ana planets al the blrfh Of 4 htinsaa
.g'nE eafl have ruling inlluence h ne 1
ltf9 aud fortune Of that hcirir ii n baifaS
I , M. e tbs s''I.sfteaed aee i'oe
I.,,zheat rs we'll as lowest ctrlixaflnfss q
tnIf4 with ell1flnnpg kanerstitiors kp3.i
e9anksnd eteEfhH able - fhroHe off t4,sss
sltneratislons ane be governed Nv rrns,d
. i9l met arr always susceptible al t6sI,
sooifapH Through different osa..es
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