Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-25
IN WAS COLD DAY.



Nothing OF phenomenal nature III 70
gard IN the weather had happened in
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i'"s' iV" i'
pheric feature 10 occur our OF the oroi
nary was the beautiful aurora around
tho moan about A month ago and the
NO. N.
prophet was PuA~eu l"r d so'u'lVn' "
remembered to have seen such a tmnB
when mere lad-so long ago that he
had almost FORGOTTEN about it.
But yesterday ne was telling his great
grandchildren Of the wonderful weather
he had experience during his lifetime.
But two of the oldest inhabl-
tant, were seen yesterday ana they Doth
nItnitt"1 tbnt tbe cool smell was
a cnrker-a regular whizzer- though.
@r -. 'bey didn't use these eypres-
AZ, ,r.ri. i'm fbey admitted mar IL
80 ,,f"i,t. c,ii Tnr Tey5ts-thera never
III l'i.,,, much colder weather
'' n VA v,as cool Yesterday morning when
- -, l,,,yn town and the tpu.
peopie t'LnV III" in,,i, mill
PeIatnre tfi,.,,,.i t,rreJ
coeh' Wheu "s ,rth ana came
around 10 me Nurth anu ~
ont of the Rockies WIN rush thal
nearly took your breath away O1 E
indoors knew. II was Eetuns eoller ny
the 'cracNug OF the WlnuuW pau,a anu
some surprise was manifested Wien ~
commenced elecung' Out nobody eNpecteu
| to Ind such a cold piercing penetrating
| wind outside.
Pretty soon the streets looked as II
they had been sprlnkicd Win White sugar
and the wind fairly h0wied ana shreked
around the corners. Comfort was iimpos-
slble in tile street and the chill aud pop
corn men suoaked under, cover alongside
| of that stJrm-braver. the WeinerW urst
man, who was conquered Tor once.
The temperature kept sliding down until
at the coolest 10 WIS two degrees below.
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| nightiall and those who could do so
went home and enjoyed the cynical luxury
| of comparing their pleasant lot with the
condition Of those WHO were not so hap
PLY situated, which sort Of comparison
| Charles Lamb said afforded selfish old
/ gentleman Of his acquaintance the Keen
| est enjoyment
Those who usually walk. be Jasus,
| and thought they would take street
! car, thought wrong, for the cars had
stopped running. aud the power had given
/ out; so they sk1,ed slipped and slid
| until they shut the biting wind behind
| their doors Not even q dog could be seen
| IA the street alter midnight. let alone a
| human beng: ana was as dismal and nj
| JoGclhcr aS uislgreelhle nlEht a. ieNn3
| iolks, lrcOsiomrd 10 sunny skies ana
haliny breWn' as they are, care TO en-
t'h' al VI, Nlnrkc, Z wenther expert
| said' me extremely cold weather rs que
| 10 an Aunorinally hlgh pressure over lhe
i}aEol9ss' mn a. very l9W pressure over
NE glit cauSluE Inr con- atih99s, , OF
sne n"I '.i 10" ,,,M Nh ,le Wits
e e1 Iup uv,,i'r VI ny LII 3 ,'oir'''rr
MI II W,,lt NJ H. ,,,l,l,,..' w. Nv; wv,
frnif ,1r ,,,, ti d Iul
II".tnI Jro,,,b tbc ,rostcrn re,, a1,,'' "''
Ia CGI,rajn Nov NIovicn an5 Vcs,orr
! TsVos tbsrn l., a cli"nco bat H.. 3rons
| have e-cpnn1 n worry rrcat iniurv M
cold tbro,i,,,uf tho Nfiasiesinn; valley l.
The c+rnfrP mai has Lnen known Car
twenty veor. Tie skating on Lake
Ponclortrain near New Orleans is most
excellent. so the general said. In Flor
ida the Temperature is the lowest expe-
renced In the memory Of the oldest in
hnbifant. The Indications are thar the
temperature at Fort Worth will be
slightly lower tonight than last night,
Ihc thermometer registered two degrees
below zero last night. and at o'clock
ms morning lt registered one degree
Rbpye zero as matter OF iact: Gen.
Il9lke sAll, We cold VIII n9t be rev To-
lilghl ud nl1lF " lost WHuL ,Wh,eh IS
MN INA 10 tue i"pt 'nal 'LeI' WI" pe no
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