Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
WEATHER BULLETIN
STORM PREDICTIONS GIVEN by
w. II. FOSTER.
one of the Most Notable storms OF
the Year Prophesied for
the Near Future.

St. Joseph. Mo-, Sept. my last bull
letn gave forecasts OF the storm wave
to cross the continent from the Sth TO
the 18th and the next Will reach the
| Pacific coast about tho 18Th, cross the
west OF the Rockies country by close or
the 18th, great central valleys 10Th 10
| 17th, eastern states 18th.
This Will be one of the most notable
storms OF the year and will include a
dangerous tropical hurricane.
The interested weather observer
should carefully note that the tropical
hurricanes and our trans-oontinental
storms belong to entirely different sys-
tens. The former move around the
center of the North Atlantic ocean. tile
| eastern coasts OF the United states
lying in their pathway. The other ays-
tenn OF storms move around the earth
between the 30 and &c of north lati-
| tudc. and consequently cross the North
American continent from west to cast
The paths of the tropical hurricanes
and the tranacontlnental storms run
! together on the Atlantic coast, ana
they are antagonistic, sometimes de-
| stroylng each other, more frequently
one absorbing the other. and generally
II Is the transcontinental storms that
are absorbed by the tropical hurri-
canes.
For the above reasons chances are
|
| toned above VIII not be severe on the
continent, but viii be absorbed by the
tropical hurricane This View Is not
conclusive however
The safest policy ia to be on the lools-
| out eVeryWhere from 18th 10 goth ana
take no unnccessary risks on land or
water. within this period telegraphc
reports will Indicate where the storm
will probably spend It's greatest force.
shipping interests on the lakes and
ions destriiotIon OF properiy nv Eeenln,,
ucnr a snfe hnrbnr from tho AN tn
gOth. nnd pleasure boating excursiona
should be entirely abandoned.
Thn warm ,yosc ,siiI crogs The y,,,,,,t
Of Rocitica counir" abayi7 ~ ~ Wnst,Ih,'
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IN pRAcrtCD
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grapevine Kent under n e Iss' IN r,n,
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unt sn ~ id4"n ne Weathef-Srl pes 20
has Welded INA ,n,,,Is NJ az op I'm. o. A.,
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of ,vntsr W. IA 'S"''"
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~ tuIh toward stream OF water and
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ner but NOT many az tben, 70 ' s,,at
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bv univc,sai es,',.r a,,u t'e Wu.er now
crcnue 80 NSN" !" ih-
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cnuses ,nnntlnned a Ma,sI now ! ON the
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perienne Inn rnots WI ~, hnuWh tx
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along tho nidjia 80 ~ W W uuk
filed with rom too w. ~, '9aioh nhd
gravel nnd n dtr, "a, W 'sn iEvhes OF
In height noroas ,bs aa,'r suTt or more
lower end OF Inc ditoh fo cn,o ~ ,,,e
soil yynsba1 f,N,,, It'll 70 eaton the
This ditch cnn ' ho Ill.,, s'le' ,.
expense than n co,r,,sa s Hi,h ieHs
well. II will furnish n Ii,,i, y leet
aud lrrigntc IL garden snnt o opt luz
wide the ioupth ~ 40 i,,s,t ~ NV luet
Fine la hotter ,he u',vll,
| because II holds rrnra t.u brlNel,
such gravel tbsro i WATT! unu or
nncr. e'eu' aDuhd-
la Eastern Colorado wyo,,t,,,. ~,
tnnu and Weston ~ ,ms Gn',ns, Moh-
the foothlils Of mi r,n s ~ invt, near
are mlllInna If tons az . s rangeA'
very finest oIiaiitv az, ntIIN.l OF the
gntion ana nrti1cIsi ruirIaoW Irtl-
gravel can be chon,,i,, pilnss rms
mil 10 nIncss 1922 IansPofted by
for this svste6, az trri'r,,t y" material
Gravel beds in nhn,,do,.
found along ana r,'',. III n,,s nre nls9
water courses ana tha,a V", p1inulpHl
the way OF every farm ha,' ti,Oe'''nk IN
ing spring of the n,,reat yestars nv
Those Interested in ,inGsrtoy, tr,,,,,,
ton should send TO the depnrIm"nth Of
agriculture at Washington ana ,'r 49,, ",
bulletin No. o. which nlvss N haso,i,,1
ground water This bulletin IL in com