Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
FOSTERS WEATHER.
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WHAT rnE PROPHET SAYS
ABOUT JANUARY.
THE STORM WAVES TO COME.
some Cold weather Mt Hand In tho
Near Future hits OF soien-
tho knowledge.
FOSTERS WEATHER.

copyrighted by w y Foster
81. Joseph. Mo- Dec 30 My last bull
letiu gave forecasts OF thc storm wave 90
cross the continent from January = 10 q,
aud the ncxi win rcncl The fuc'ic coast
about JANUARY Z cross the western noun
tnlns by close VI tho stli, the great cen
tfal valleys from NH TO llth, and the
Eastern states about the l2th.
The low barometer will probably strike
the continent about tLc norllwch corner
Of California and keep south Of the. for
ticth parallel, reaching itH greatest forcp
near Washnrtun City about the 18TH
On ihe front Of Ills storm rtin VIII ian
IN many places. and following y SNOW
storm which win develop lH gfenfrat
force west Of the Mississippi about the
lihe warm wave VIII cross ,l.e Western
mountains about the 1th the great eoil-
trial valleys about tie uth.and tho lsnHtefn
states about the ilih The wQl save
which will be- cold wAyc in ulr Northern
states. viii lrdss the Western monhlglna
about tie 10Th tho great central valleys
about the t2u, aud ilsr Eastern states
about tha IAN A cold wave ~ cfprpiel
to cross the continent from ~ ~ slb
MOONS or THE SOLAR SYSTEM
Three moons have rcccutly been discoy'
cred: one with Jupiter and two win
Mars. These discoveries make L uncef.
tain as 10 tno number u moons IN The 90
lar system, aud also give evidence that
iho plnneis are ail capturing comets OF
asteroids and transforming thcih mo
moons. f....
Sol only are the pligcis capturing
ii.ese wandering bodies but romrunit4
" ~ al q
ago IA which Jupiter captured fpnrl
aud after holding 10 FIx months Or mnfe
III Il 20 again Nonus has also lost hfg
MON. 20. a..
doubt can be- ~ tertnlucd a. 20 ne MON,
irss condition " Venus aud yoi Y ! haa
! lieeun tliis PARAGRAPH ~ aiAihE IVY
| evidence 10 favor n he etisicnre Of 2
/ satellite. / believe that NEARLY every rrlh-
/ ff would have come 70 ihe fppstu.lpn
| that most certainly The plnnet o. l"fN
| bas al attendant orb ILey are not anna
| teur Observers only who have seen moon
nittrdine Venus. but astronomers elel ~
| gassiM and ShYfi. the latter WIN Two
| different Telescopes aHd four dllerfni or,
piecfs. -Four tones between MA4 . 3i1
| IN, 1901. Monlalgnc saw q body nf4r =,
| ms which presented O phase Hpihhr 10
/ dat 81 he planet prffi9'ly an MV'N
,lFrem those observations VI Bandonln
| deiucod f0r the neW star a dilihfitf ~
/ 2D0O mile sud distance IRON enn.
nearly equal 10 that which separates our
| nom from the earth
Oh March. 1864. ltpdiker saw she on
| iynosirai companion ard lioufOpw say
| K, T. 80 dags later Noniiqrron saw n
| ii sarrins positions on March ~ y apd
~. Lastly sheni9n VINO wtiil,.te1 ~ p,
| transit IT Nenus "a lipi. ntliAl',, W.
\, NV ahirlnie rcr1mpahY Venus
ss4ns. ~ farf u the srn
me sb5re quoiati0us snow that ifnl-
ris,ctor belieyed thnf Nenns o;ife pos
sssss.j a noon ahoui tle We q onf onii,
and that ne pianei ~ pAr,ep, n
XIV ear,6 need not BE- suninaed y re
esrih loses M m00n or on ne pip'I
800 caffures asothrf and holds me Two.
ID i'- vssild be bat nbpiyihg natural laws fof