Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21
FOSTERS WEATHER TALK,
THE GREAT raornEr has MADE
DISCOVERY.



:, t,.anh ~ ~, On .,,,,.., h,,
'N'Nf"' "''.' ~ ~ w ''a' wv
ietih gave toreeasts OF the storm wave /
To cross the continent from 18th to |
gard and the naxt win reach tho pacinc /
-, -, ~. s,.., ~. -.
NV''S'' "pVu' '"s -'r" e'ose '''e "eA'V'n
mountains by close OF s4th, the great |
central valleys from 25th TO 9th and |
tho oastarn ,,a,.s oho,,, tho osn,
A"is disturbance VIII NC Vi n'"'e '""n
usual force and will be followed In
northern latinides by ugly winter
,,,a,,a, pat,t,n san IA aho,.o tho
"N"'"0'' H''''i"' W. w
average In many places during he
last week In October
Tho warm wave will cross the western
-, ,.',
'"ou"'''''S aUo"' Wv -'u, NV go
central valleys ABOUT the spth anu 'he
eastorn states about the 2fth. The
c,oi ,,,a,,, ,,,,,t o,.,s. ,,,,, ,,,,.t,,p ,,nun.
| tot,,s ,ho,'t ~, ss,,' no ,fr,',, central
valleys ahSn, the '9S,h ana mo eastern
/ statos ,ho,,, ~. ao,b ss,,crc frosta viil
/ acco,nnanys ne cnoi yn,'e nrobnhlv ns
| FAR so,itn as Tho s5th paraIl.l
psrinning Win Jnnunrv these hul.
letlns viii give. In advance the prob
| M a,'arn,s,' n,nnthly temnerat,,e ma
rninfail aenarnfely for me divisions
innu'n 40 10 sastsr, statas ,be OHIO
| ,,aIlcv ~, Inner NisaissInnl valley. IN.
| Missouri valley These Include tho
/ mr. horn stntas cast Of tho Rocky
,nountains
A little later The same information
will ho elven for mo south Atlantic
s,nto, ,ast suif stntcs ,,,,st ,,nlf stntea
| nn,tb pneidc coast and, south Pacific
coast
rho en,ruintions ON nv new discovery
Of the causes that control temperature
ana rainfall are proving eminently
satisfactory and leave no doubt as 10 It's
eorreotness. The tables OF planetary
positions arree with the ofnoinl re-
cords ~ rainfall md Temperature for
any post month. The construction OF
me tables. however. is an exceedingly
laborinus task
me pressure OF the universal ether
Is behind that force which we call
a,ectrIcitv when the ether is con-
densed into minerals or vegetation
there Is n remninder n residum TO be
thrown OF. Pour water into vessel
and tho air IL driven out; wood or
other material everything that is
lighter than water, is driven out to
make room FOR the water
Thc ether and lta resultants, az seen
In electricity and magnetism, do not
oceupy space under laws similar TO
thoea ,,nvrrninr water. The Inter
so.t.s a common level. ether and all
a. lindred lements seek an equlb-
us kilnreu 'ino"t ~ .,,t,,r,,,,o
rum ihN HnuulV " 80, 49, - s,ea,n
-, 10 some extent oNp, i,,,, ~ 5arstana
The fehuer WIZ rrau l ,,,, cNr,s
thht the Ioree OF steam uoen 49, -, M
from lts eHort 70 nnu eVi.'i,,om, ,,,r-
In seeking an equlnprlu'n' ~ ul LII, ~,
al quantity OF storm, eieoud, ~
ether IN one pl"er eNusVs ~ Down
escape water always p asses a,ber
ward. while steam tlVuuls''s 49,
press toward the point OF roast
sslauce' ,,.
II ether Is wltharawn from pul,s
all the ether IN inc universe ,,'s
toward that point tll " nllsu nnu
an equilibrium restored anu tnnt ~
sure constitutes the power pcH''lu e'VN-
trlclty.
Revolving bodies nave tehusneN "a
move matter from their poles lpWniu
their equators and 10 throw the mat .
ter on into space over their equhtorN,
This may be Illustrated by pouInb
water on "a rapidly revolving srlndstone
or globe, The water VIII come FROM
the axles or poles, go toward the equa-
tor and fiy on at a tangent.
Electricity. being concentrated, CON
densed and refined ether, is driven from
| the earth. sun or other heavenly body
| and the revolution on their axes causes