Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-04
FOSTERS WEATHER FORECAST.
WHAT WE MAY EXPECT THROUGH
NOVEMBER.
Some Pretty Cold Weather WIN he
Experienced-rhe storm Waves nnd
the Warm waves and when rhcs
WIN strike the Central Valley.

Copyrighted. ls9i. by w. 7. Foster.
ST. Joseph. Mo-, Oct. s.--My last bull
le;in gave forecasts of the storm wave
to cross the continent from Soth to
November 3 and the next will reach
the Pacific coast about the 10th, cross
the western mountains by close OF
nth. the great central valleys from
12ih to l4th and the eagtern states
about the 18th.
The warm wave will cross the west
ern mountains about the 10th, the
great central valleys about the 18th
and the eastern states about the 18th.
The cool wave will ss the vest
ern mountains about the 18th, the
! great central valleys about the 18th |
and the eastern states about 18th.
Uciioccntric Control.
The Biglow-veedcr sunspot hell
eccentric theory is based on the idea
that energy is stored In the sun,
that force goes out from the sun, that.
octopus like. the sun reaches out with
its long tentacles drawing the comets
and planets to itself.
reverse all this and declare that
force is pressure from without in
which condensation is n universal cause
and that the lines OF force are formed
by the great velocity OF the ether In
going toward every organic center
These lines OF force ARE diverted
from straight lines by the accumuln-
Ted magnetism of earth or other PLAN
cts and thereby the latter are caused
to rotate ON their axes,
II this were not true and II the force
that rotates the planets came from
the sun the equatorial planes Of the
rotating planets would change 80 as
to conform to the relative positions of
sun and planets. whereas the sun mas
no effect In this respect
When a planet once iiNes Its edua-
torial plane 1t remains constantly rela-
tive to the great center Of our cluster
around which the sun and stars are
! moving.
In the beginning the plane Of the
! earth's equator pointed nearly toward
the great center, near the seven stars,
around which the sun and stara are
revolving, and 1t win so continue for
ever ON the opposite side of the sun
II from the great center tho equatorial
plane Is constantly changing by re-
4 trograde movement, causing preees
a sion, all of which goes 20 prove that
4 /
firmly IN Its grasp relative to itself
\ but IL the inflow OF the ether toward
u the great center OF our cluster ihat
s holds the sun and planets in hNed
axial positions relative 10 that great
y center lying near the plaiades or seven
4 stars.
= These are insurmonntable facts lying
q across the path that ada 10 the sun
" as the source of the earth's ruling
u forces.
u According to this new theory our
u sun with its attendant system OF plan-
y cts and stars loat In the clectrosphefe
y that surrounds the great center OF our
4 cluster. sinking into that clectroaphere
\ in proportion TO their density and the
n buoyanoy of their electrospheres. Our
n sun IL comparatively near the great
81 center and the stars that constitute
a the milky way very remote Probably
n 1t is one hundred times as Tar from our
II sun to the outer rim on periphery OF
N cur cluster as II Is from the sun TO
n seven stars.
y our cluster revolves like planet
4 und IL Is immcnsly further through
y it equatorial parts than through its
y poles We look out toward It's equator
= when we see the milky way which Is
composed of far away stars
II Our sun is not In the plane OF our
q clusters equator, but that part OF its
II orbit IN which the sun and our earth
are now moving lies far out toward
n the north pole OF our cluster. but pro-
y liabilities are that the suns orbit Is
a equally divided north ana south OF
a the milkyway and that the sun ocou-
pies about thirteen thousand years on
Il either side.
& Necessarily the stars-they are all
II suns-lying nearer the center than our
a sun must be OF more condensed mate
z rial or they would not sink deeper
4 into the central eleeirosphere, ana
& those farther away must be OF lighter
a or less condensed material than our
sun.
a These stars are held In cluster by
Il some force and what other can II be
Il than the movements OF the universal
q cthar going toward the great center
z where condensation Is going on?
a Far outside OF our cluster there may
a be decaylng systems and the ether
II that feeds our cluster may. on It's
&, tourney hither pass through these
4 dead clusters and bring 10 our do
4 mains many fragments. part Of which
VIC see in the shape OF comets meiecrs
u and aerolites while tho finer par
x tlcles are builded into vegetable ana
X coral growths
y There Is an electric force coming d.
n rect from the sun which, when Ia con
q tact with the condensed matter brought
Il In by the etherlc currentH, matter In
I
y flre 10 this carbon dust and tho result
q is Hight in our atmosphere. That Hight
h is a fiery flame and lis ashes build
y and paint all vegetable matter
a Oniclal records OF magnetism racog-
n nizc three electric forceH One coming
Il direct from the sun. Tina, is the force
n that makes daylight by burning the
II ..-rbon IN our atmosphere The second
n Is vertical, moves toward the center 81
4 the earth and Is the ether, The builder
Il trhe third moves in the direction OF the
,.arth's orbit. carries the earth around
: the sun and In the element surround
: ing and rotating with the suns axiai
~ motion.
y ant those who regard The Hun rs
a m. Who'll, cause OF motion IN and about
l. our earth say that al % these three
q magnetic forces come from the sun
x one from spots ON tbs sun. one from
< ms suns pole and one from the sums
4. nhotosphere or outer covering Of
D. gaseous matter
II settlenent OF these questions are OF
% immense Importance TO the human race