The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-24
weather Bulletin.
Copyrighted, 1905, by W T. F%oster.l

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo, May 25.-M>
last bulletin gave forecasts Of the
storm wave to cross the continent
from 81 to 81 and the next will reach
the Pacific coast about June
LIST, cross the western mountain
country by close Of I'd, the grea,
central valleys from Sd to 5th
aud the eastern states about the Oh.
Warm waves will cross the west Of
Rockies country about June | aud 4,
the great central valleys 3 and 8, cas-
tern states 5 and IL. Cool waves will
cross west of Rockies country about
June 1 M 10, great central valleys 6
and IL and eastern states s and IT.
East of the Rocky mountains June
will average colder than usual and west
of the Rockies warmer. The east gulf
states will have about or above normal
temperature and proceeding northward
the temperature departures will in.
crease on the cold side, colder from St.
Louis and Chicago toward the north.
west than toward the northeast.
On the north part of the Pacific
slope the temperature will average
above, the temperature departures de-.
creasing to about normal on the south
part Of the Pacific slope.
Rainfall of June in the southern
states will be generally below normal.
10 the Ohio valley, the Dakotas and
east of Rockies ARID districts rainfall
will probably be short while the north
eastern states and the middle Mississ.
ippi valleys will have full or above
average rains. Florida and western
Texas will be short on rainfall.
Following are about the avcrag c
temperatures in degrees and rainfall
in inches for June,
Places. Temp. Rain
North Pacific Slope So loo
South Pacific Slope G2 80
Up. Mo. Val. and Manitoba &C Oh
Neb., + Col, + n. Mex. etc. II 2,5O
Up. Mis-. Val. and n. lakes 20 4.5U
Lo. Mo. and lower Mis- Val. "a 400
Ohio val. and lower lakes II $50
Tennessee N. G. and south ~ 500
Atlantic coast Vir. and north G3 500
The triunc power is puzzling tn,
scientists in a manner not unlike tha'
which t%heologians have experienced
with the trinity in religious matters
The triple element in physics seem,
to have found it's Darwin in Kelley
and its Edison in Lord Raylcigh
Electricity, light and heat, eacl
changeable into the other two, hav,
long been recognized as the primar,
physical forces. Then heat and ligh
have been recognized as the effects o
electricity, leaving the latter as
lonely force. Some have brought II
magnetism as an original force Will
others claim that it is only an effec
OF electricity. BY a slow evolution
of scientific ideas ether has increase,
its claims as one Of the forces but al
the while there has been an unexplain
able something, a neutral force, hold
ing the balance of power between en-
ergy and force, between positive ant
negative electricity, between electric
ity and magnetism, between the ethe
of outer space and the active forces o
the earth. Kelley turned this neu
trail energy into force by sympatheti
4 vibrations as seen to exist between vi
: olin strings in harmony while Lor'
: Rayleigh has found a means by whicl
|: : to extract from nitrogen a newly dis
!: covered gas which they call argo q
Now w have ether, argon, electricit
: as a triune power with a prospect tina
our machinery will be hitched to thit
three in one iorce and thus be operated
without the use Of coal, water or steam
Should this prove a success, as nov
seems probable, we will have a bette
thing than the long sought perpetua
motion. Our earth does not revolv
by its own momentum, by an origina
impulse, as has been claimed, but b
a constant force passing through
and VIC see the effect of this force i
the natural magnet. Why shall W
not find a means Of Harvesting tina