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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-23
Mr.. Brumbaugh
COmiSiOnadO de RduCaCi6D
NO VOLvERA EN- ESE PUEsTO.

Eegdn cable que publicamos a.
yer, esta designado psrk Comisiona-
do de Educaci6n en- esta isla, Mr..
Lindsay, en- sustituci6n de Mr.. Brum
baugb.
Ell recuerdo que queds de este
en- Ell pals en- sus gestiones 6 interGs
por 10 educaciou puertorriqueGs, no
podra borrarse de aquellas personss
que pudieron apreciarlas y que sienE
ten placer cuando cae, como lluvia
del cielo, sobye nuestras marchitas
ilusiones algdn bien.
La mission de Mr.. Brumbaugh
fue cumplids, con toda la energfa Y
teson con que cumplen, les que ma
cen ana religion del deber.
De zona q zona de ls isla, suena
aquel nombre y Ia preusa hacienda
le cumplida justicia le ha prodigado
frases de sfecto.
Ell hAb1a adquirido "a Ell conoci-
miento absolute de nuestrSs cossum-
bTes y de j. manera de ser del pue-
bio puertorriquefio y & esaS condicio-
mes habta atemperado un plan gene
raj de ensenanza { todas Iuces pro-
pieio, puesto que 10 abonaban ST ex.
periencis del pals.
Esta circumstances hace a1n mas
sensible su renuncia del ergo, pues
su sustituto que es natural venga
con igual prop6sito y con los meio-
les deseos tendra one luchar en nm
principle con Ell desconocimientc 10
cal que es de suma importancis,
cuando SO t1ata de la ciencia de edu-
car IN pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-23
ECOS DE PONCE

La pasada semana ha sido de
gran movimiento en- Ell puerto, pues
entraron IL vapores de travesfa Y 9
costaueros, encontraudos9 los niue
lies completamente ab&rrotados de
cargA. Sc han exportado grandes
partidas de cafe y va empiezan &
traer azdcar para ser embarcada en-
los buques que Sc esperau; la cose-
cha de este dulce es mRgnffca este
ano.
Ell microbes es esperado ell va
por americana sZuliaa procedente
de Venezuela en- viaje para New
York, ell que cargara chinas Y ciga-
RIFLES.
Els esperado un vapor frances
que llevara un buen lote de cafe pa
ra el Havre.
La sanidsd esta llevando & ca
DO una rigurosa inspection en- los
almacenes y tiendas de la Marina v
del pueblo, siendo mucho 10 deco
misado por g6neros averiados. En-
casa de los sef1Ores Cosfo, Puiol v
60 fueron decOmisados 81 barril de
tocino, upO de macarelas y uno de
salmon. Les puestos de leche tam
bi6n son reconocidos Y cerrados los
que no Sc encnentran en- huenas con-
diciones. Siga por este camino ell
nuevo inspector Sr. Rend6n me-
re cara les aplausos generates y no
hNbra que lamentsr desgraciados &C.
cidentes como el de Rio Piedras.
La nuevs Junta Directiva de Ia
Compafl1a de Ia Luz E ectrica la for
man los sef1ores siguientes:
Presidente, don Enrique Fritze;
Vice, don Ermelindo S&lazar; Voca-
les, don Xavier Msriani, don Juan
Cabrer, don Julio Prats, don J. r.
Gonzalez, don Carlos Armstrong.
don Roberto A. Miller, don Agustin
Arce; Suplentes, don Jorge Arm
strong, don Jose Pima, don Domin-
go P'elici, don N. Pirazzi, don Can
dido Guerrero, don r. Borgeois.
Ha tornado possession la nuevs
directiva del Cr6dito y Ahorro Pom
ceflo que Ia componen los senores
siguientes:
Presidente, don Enrique @. Frit-
ze; Vice Presidente, don Xavier Ma.
riani; Vocales, don Juan Cabrer,
don Carlos Armstrong, don Maria
no Vidal, don CAudido Guerrero,
don Agustfn Arce; Suplentes, dor
Julio e. Prsts, don G. Armstrong
(hiio), don Julio Umbach, don Acis.
clio Subira, don Domingo Felici. don
r, UIpiano Colon, don Luis Rubet.
Ea Ia Gale de la Aurora, esqui.
ma de la calle Mayor, se perciben dc
noche unos malos olores que pro,
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Julian Mati0DZO

Esta casa cuenta con u1 compile
to surtido para instalacionos dc ioo-
doros, b2f1os duchas, fregaderos etc,
Ademas dc ofrec9r q los propie-
tar'os mas baio precio que nio ogul
na otra casa, garantiza no solo e.
material sino ell proyec5o 6 instala-
ci6n completa segun 10 exjgo Ia jun
ia Superior de Sanidad Por contar
con personal competente para 81 IS
SO, ademas esta casa f&cilitar& 10 for
ma del pago a aquellos propietarios
que en- ell momento de hacer Ia ms -
tala3i6n no cuentsn Goa toda ia c&u
tidad que dicha il5tala 3l6n imp2rte
4 30t5
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Hoy SantO del Rey
de ESpa1a.

Hoy % de Eoero es el onomasti-
co del Rey de Espa11a don Alfonso
XII.
La Corresnondencia, desea al jo-
ven soberano, de la antigua patria
toda clase de felicidades y, que al ser
coronado en- ell presente af1o, logre
con TODD acierto di-igir la nave de Ia
Nacion Espafola por mares que Ia
conduzcan q puertos de bienestar y
prQgreso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-23
DENUNCIAS.

Alberto Alvarez denuncia Ma
ria Luisa Ia Mora, que yive en- la
calIe que de Ia Luna al lado de Isa.
bel la Ardilla por habarlo p1ovoca-
do iniuriado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-23
LA PEINILLA ELECTRICA
DIET, nOCTOP WuTpE


La 1nica peinilla que ha obtenido paten-
te: Donde quiera que han sido usadas, SO ha
'onQuistado alta reputation.
Basta peinarse todos los d{as, porQue la
peinilla hace 10 demaS.
Esta peinilla asombrosa no puede romperse
y esta Construida de a. manera, que no estro-
pea el cabello. Sc vende garantizando poG
esorito que sera Satisfactoria en- todos sentidos
Enviaudo el importe en- sellos Sc remiten
por oorreo
Tama1o para Senoras. so centavos,
TamaG0 cara Gahaller0s 35 oentaV0s,
AgenJes acJivos, sean hOmbreS mujere
SO necesltan para introducIr csc valioso art(-
Ilo en- todas parties. Lease ell anunclO
LublicamOS en- Otro SitiO de este peri0diCo.
Los infnitos AgenteS que tenemOs estan
nuy satisfechOs del Gxito que alGanzan.
Direction: D. N. ROSE.
Administrator Genera
DECATUR, Illinois.
1856 80
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MsIIssA,F I Egtsar
OF r z G E N

CEMENTo, HERO GALvANIzADoI,
ALAMBRE CON PUAs, CARRETILLA
PHARINA, ARRoz, JABON, ACEITE, HI
TINTURA, VINO EsPANoL Y CERvEzA
a 0-Q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-23

vienen de una fabrica de ron que
hay en- las inmediacioues. Els con-
veniente que el seflor Inspector de
SAnidad pase por dicho sitio y Sc
guro que tendra que tomar alguna
medida contra dicha fabrica que in.
fiesta ell veciudario.
Sc espera en- esta ciudad Ell Ci.
nemat6grafo Lumiere, que t@n bue-
nos recuerdos dej6 en- Ia pasada tenn
porad&.
Pronto Sc repartirAn los progrA-
mas para los festejos dedicados al
Cuerpo de Bomberos en- los dias 81
de Enero y 1 y 2 de Febrero; la ami
maci6n y ell embullo es cada dia ma.
yor para esas fiestas.
Ell CORREsPONSAL.
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TO LET

Fine xooms and one commodiou
and we'll ventilated mirador at rea
enable uprices- Apply 1T 20 S@
Jos& Stret
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EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dara
co ocaci6n s dos chicos appendices
qne sepan couponer = distribuir.
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Sc ALQUILAN

h&bitaciones y un hermeso y venti
l&do mirador, en- Ia casa n6mero %
de Ii Gale de San Jose, & precios
m6dicos.
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eScana mpedr da del eabeo, emblanqu'
clones itaon moles ell aundane desagradabe bao la
cabeo
nnguna pude nduas hay
pneda sustuio de los
combinando
oxion, toeador
etanento Complete Externo Inferno para Todo Auno
pild
del
ell
hOue
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-23

POR CIEN DOLLE RS al co l
taao SO ven1a un piano muy buen
estado, 3e Is afaI ada facr.ca de
Kalmapn, Be5lu que cost6 $500 ne
xican0s. En- ests reduction in o.
CEgFEgIn5 1
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SEPASE

Que no publicamos communicates
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
tado.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una Inca, y la linea vale diez cen
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con comu-
nicados sin su importe no Sc Con-
testan.
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RAFAEL LOPEZ IANDRON
ABOG ADO.

Ha trasladado sus cfcinas q Ia
casa no 2 de la Gale de San Jpsto
s7gundo piso, derecha.
Apartado de correcs, no 333.
Telefono-.C Capital nun ,205. San
turce ndm. 1889.
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In VENTO MARAVILLOS0,

Cura la caspa, oalyicie, dolores de cabeza
& &, y sin embargo, cuesta 10 mismo cue ia
peinilla ordinaria.
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Linea t6rrG2 del OeStG.
ITlN Err RIO.

De Ia Capital para Cataf1o,
sin combination con ell
tren. ................ ....6 Is II.
De Cataflo para Ia Capital S 80 M
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A nueStrOS amigos.

Rocomendamos el Hotel "The Marina. ~
+ or las comidas sabrosas quo ALI Sc confec-
conan, por 10 fresco ventilado de la casa y
on particular, por la modicidad en- precios,
que son los siguentes:
Por un dia hoSpedaje con comda. 81 ;,
Abono 4 conner para una persona,
mensualmente. ............
For una CANA ,,................,, 81
POr uu Catre. Observation-Disclosures 25
rupilaje para una persona, mes 30
Hateas la calle precios conven-
cionales
SOLER y Ca.
Pto-R!co Nvbre de 1901.
San Jose l esquina Tetuan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
SOME FACTS ABOUT 1902
Which MAY Be OF Interest to the Curious
Who Study Chronology.

The year 1902 is the one hundred and
.u.t .,,,,n tndonnnd
twenty 'siNtn year OF Ah.l' va" a.
ence until the 4th of July, when " oe
comes the one hundred aud twcuty-seventh.
~ &, 49,, xeoo ~ T,,,.ts, ora nn,ll Octo.
" w ''V- VI tue ,,, =, &. .ne
hcr ], when IT. becomes the JOO"' ~ - ~
year 1852 of the Japanese era January /,
,ooo -, a. - ,,-.7., ia, s,,,re the
w, =, ''''''' u"' ,,t. ,..,r
beginning OF the Julian pefloi' LUIS ''"'
Washlngton's birthday VIII lall Oh Salur
aov th, Nh ~ t,,ly nm Friday. St Pat.
- w ~" VI jug va
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by taking a Liberty avenue car, and SET
on at the corner OF Nance ana Harry
streets.
two weeks, II not longer. Evangelist VIII.
Jams Is strong furcible, yet pleasant
talker. and has proven wonderfully sue
cessful In leading souls to Christ.
Rev. Sidney j. Williams was horn IN
Mobile, Ala, in the year 1852. liz father
was n Wholesale merchant. and alterward
became Confederate soldier under Albert
Sidney Johnston and was In the battle
at shiloh; serving under such great and
noted general, hence the naming OF his boy.
sidney Williams attended the Agrlcul-
tural and Mechanical college under Cen
eral stephen ID. Lee. After his conversion
the professorship Of W. & Webb. He re-
NAMED three years, preparing for his lite
work. His father, before this had lost
all his property, leaving himself and family
very poor. Rev Sidney Williams had TO
work his way through college by nara
ticks, feeling the piuching hnud NJ poverty
ali the way. lie lived for awhile on %
cents a week. He was elected 10 tle Stow
Hrdship OF the college ana served the = l.
er part OF the time while taking bis college
course.
MIR Williams has btcu an evangelist for
about eleven years, VIA marked success.
Nearly 1900 have maao profession undHr
his jeaching, and more Man lUtN nave
joined the Baptist church. of which ~ is
member. Mr. Williams WIS married O.
Miss Alma Mott ~ Livingston. Ala sue
Is a sweet singer.
Prof. j A. brown. the only evangelist
with Gothic harp acromplShmc>N lAs
been associated with Mr. Williams Tor
more thnu ten Year Ny Brown ies ~
Alice Antony. the daughter VI the lis
tiugushod cN Congressman Antony. Prof
Prof. Brown VIII have charge ~ the music
f}aptist church, assisted hy Mrs. sidney
j williams
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
NApINE mission srocK coMrANY

Apart from the artistic rendition OF any
part 10y an actress, the Interest OF the fab
sex Is always conferred on her costumlng
or tue role. Miss Nadine Winston vine,
with her stock company, will appear at
the opera house for i've nights, beginning
tonight has the reputation OF being a
most tasteful dresser, ANA Is possessed OF
large and varied assortment OF gowns
suitable for the many roles she assumes
of envy to become rampant amongst the
feminine portion OF her audiences Miss
WILSON'S costumes In Camille" and
"Sapho' are said to be particularly fetch
Ing, Pleasing speciAlties will be intro.
dnced at every performance, one OF which
viii be Faber. the frog man. the mar, ell
OF the age Prices 10, ~ and 30 censs
The engagement for i've nights begin.
ming tonight at the opera house of Miss
Nadine Winston and her stock company
promises TO be notable one No star actor
or actress In recent seasons has ever sif.
tered TO our theatergOers such well
chosen repertoire of comedies and dra-
mas. TO begin with, we are 10 see aud
senators Daughter Carmen" aud "Uu.
der Two Flags" while other PLAYS on
Miss Winstons list are pixie Land, $
Because J Love You The Late Mr.,
East Lynne Camille" and thar IA,
nous drama. The Ciemenreau Case g
Perfect presentation 81 each Of the above
list OF Mays Is promised handsome dress
Ing, appropriate scenery and hgh class
speeialties viii We features Of each and
every performance, Prices for the en-
gagement viii be 10. 20 and 80 cents
Maunses every afternoon sxeeps Monday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
Wnarton county,s Rioe comnanies

Wharton, Texas January A-The mem
hcrs Of the Van Week Town company met
in Wharton yesterday 10 elect officers for
the year 1902, resulting; President. C. D.
Kemp; secretary. treasurer and general
manager, j. II. CookenAoo; directors H..
tooGcnboo, ST.. T.. WadsWorth. j. G. Bar
bee, c. II, Kemp, W. II. Barbee, II. T..
Vineyard and Tom Brooks, The new board
made provision for sale OF stock for the
purpose Of building n rice mill at Van
Week, The authorized capital Of the com.
pauy Is $50 600.
The rice acreage OF the Bay Prairie Rice
and Irrigation companys mammoth farm
Mlu be largely Increased. Chief Engineer
btadle has lust concluded tho survey Of
Twelve miles more Of canal work and
McssIs. Goss and Sterritt have been award.
ed the contract for the purpose. This,
MuSh aaded 20 the present sixteen miles
win make a cannl twenty. eight miles lone
which Viii furnish water to many thousand
acres OF land, making one OF The largest
state. Wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
Incidents in American Trade Abroad

Incidents in American Trade Abroad
The Worlds Work
Pnnta Arenas in TERRA del Fucgo is the
souIheFmoSt continental spot on the globe,
hut the modern lighthouse on thar lonely
''"Nt Is equipped with electrical machinery
maze III schenectady, ~ y. The Grm that
manufactured it has also pushed electricity
IrI4rlhest north by installing dynamos M
Huu'ul'Il'Sl' IN Norway, and though IL is
q !at cry from the deepest drifts Of ria
IAIuIuet ana Aecld mnu to Yapteles in
lhe Audes, 1900 feet above the Sen. two
eohsiguments recently left Scbenertadv
one Tor the deep mine, the other for tie
mountain. 'N'
by the very bedside of the pope is placed
every night an American hashIight nm.
EHIaIuS IN the form Of a cylinder with an
lq'duGrs'eht hplh in one end-in effect an
Sl''lllc candle. At Bngdad Aladdin has
p'eh replaced by New York concern
Lamp, OF fanciful patterns are sent from
New YORK 10 pout on the Persian gulf
and thence conveyed over some 400 n5'i ui,,,
OF desert on camel back. They are then
placed on RATS and lowed 100 miles IN Tho
hupar4teS and again loaded on camels and
carried TO their destination 200 miles from
the river These lamps decorate tht pnIares
OF the sultan of Morocco the prince ~
siam and several rajRhs in British India .
aGI they are also popular in Jerusalem.
From the Falls OF the Couycry ono NJ
the sacred rivers OF India. To Kolar in
Mysore American electrical engineers have
recently set up an American transmission
plant under somewhat remarkable circum.
stances There are still wild elephants in
Mysore. and there will always be white
ants, hut as a white ant will venture NOT
more thun I'VE or six feet M n nole In
search Of edible wood, the steamer from
New York carried ont TO India iron post.
sockets seven feet high in which tose the
pOles--to the discontinue Of the ants
10 uStoncert the elephants and prevent
grounding of the current through any
hehemoth that might venture Ia test the
wires with his trunk. the engineers after
careful measurements strung the wires inst
beyond reach Of the biggest possible ele-
plant standing on hind legs and cropping
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Rev. John Cooper WaddilI.

Rev, John Cooper Waddlll.
Rev. John Cooper Waddill, VINO has for
the past several days been lingering he
tween lie and death. died last night short
ly after . o'clock. Deceased was born in
Fayette. y. c.. October y, 1893. and came
to Texas in 1871. locating at Calvert. lie
mas since had charge of Episcopal churches
at Matngorda Rockdalc Gonzales, Beau
mont and Woodviuc. He came 10 Uous
ton in 1879 and took charge of the Nhurdl
Of the Holy Cross NJ Hawshurg In con
ucction with Other mission work in the
vicinity. He was the oldest clergyman in
point ~ continuous service I'm the diocese
81 Texas ne was a graduate Of the Tut
verslty Of North Carolina and had the de-
gree Of y. u. conferred upon him by
Rutherford college few years ago. lie
was ordained by Bishop Cobb. the hrst
bishop Of Alabama at Montgomery, when
quite young man. He was hrSt stricken
with slight paralysis In August. 1900 aud
suffered subsequent attacks since. He was
taleu 10 his bed on Christmas day, since
worse and finally became unconscious early
Saturday morning, I'm which condition he
remained till he died.
The deceased leaves q wife and four
children. Mrs. Godhcy Of Houston. Mrs &.
II. Beale of Montgomery. Ala, Mrs. Tom
&. Swopc Of Beaumont and Mr.. Grlgg G.
| Naddill Of beaumont Ito was member
/ OF Woodyille lodge. a. +. and \. NJ, aud
o. Harmony lodge. Knights Of i'ythlas OF
All The family were present Mt the lime
Of death. lie VIII be buried IN his priest
y robes The funeral will take place at
ing aud Rev, H., II. Ayes officiating ae
| with Masonic ceremouy The funeral ser
| lees viii he held nj Christ church with in
! tcrment In the German cemetery, The
| deceaacd was a man Of fine Attachments
| OF splendid Christian character and NJ
most amlahle and lovahlc disposition. Tn,
! sympathy Of a large circl Of friends goc
out to the family in this their hour o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
A DAY IN THE CITY.

THE TURNNEREIN MEETING, The
Houston rurnyeren held It's regular month.
y meeting yesterday aud elected the fol
lowing new memhcts:
Active Simon Rocs. ". l.. Thomas and
Charles Stelzig.
Pissiye-CrIig c. Beck, c. l.. Blandtn,
W, u. Garter, Morris +. Gomhort, Gcorgc
Jones, Ike Kaiser, w. \. Lewis sam MIN
can Il. g. Murray. II Is. Paine, W \.
smith, c. swanson, J.. Swar son and ".
rhe subject OF The coming anniversary
celebration OH January ~ was discussed
aud the general outline of tho program WAS
arranged. II will consist of a general iol'i-
hcation meeting " members In the fore
noon. followed 10y bali ut night The cont
ing celebration VIII mark the forty.eirhth
anniversary of this popular social organiza-
| tlon.
ELECTION or OFFICERS AT the reg.
ular monthly meeting Of Houston typo
Ehaphlcal union No 81 held january =,
the following officers were elected Ia
serve for tho ensuing six months: PrcsI.
| dent. b. V. Atcn; vice president. w :.
Ahernethy: secretary, j. s. Swope lI2o
Jackson street; reading clerk n. NJ Rain
| wafer. trcnsurcr II. L. Noble sergeant at
arms, G T.. Tucker. Executive committee.
Walter Nail, Is. T. Choate, h, j. schwartz.
! Auditing committee g W baldwin, ii.
| H. Orem, +. Il. McCurdy Delegates to
Drew aSS W j. Kohlhau. i. AtSn oN Label bel
| committee: r. A. Mather. j. r. Cooper
| II. II. orem. f. b. McCurdy. James Hart
| Icy.
THE CITY REGISTRATIONS Regisunl
Charles Grumbact states that he will opar
the registration boors ON March Tor tn
coming city election. lie will likely con
duct the registration at the old mnrke
house as he thinks the registration for
city olectCn should he conducted in cit
Building father than at the court house
which controlled by the county, parucu
lyrly rs the city has to pay the eNpcns
| of thc registration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
HE HAS SMALLPOX.
Negro Clears Out the Office of Chief
OF Police

Negro Clears out the Office of Chief
OF Police.
Two or three policemen, the chief. depu
ty chief nm alderman and newspaper
reporter We're seated In Chief Blackburn's
office yesterday afternoon when a negro
pokea his head in the doorway and in.
CURED.
Is dis dc Office of de chief OF policc?"
Yes, it is. what do you wOnt?" asked
the chiet
Wei. say boss" said The negro, In a
confidential tone Of voice as he walked over
TO the chief. ~ wants to know where de
pes house Is Use got dc smallpox
The chiefs o1lce was cleared In twink
hr>t, closely followed by the alderman.
The negro, whose lace showed n well de.
velopcd case ~ smallpox, was chased across
the street from the station aud made go
SIT ON the curb until the wagon camc and
took him to the pes, house He said he
g; me from Sugdrluud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-06
How 10 Forecast the v

TOW 10 FOTCCoSt hlS NS''N .
Parsons Magazine.
The ordinary person makes no dlsfs
between one cloud and another, VI
by some meteoroloGists they are :
into -four distinct groups; the hsisF
cumulus; the delicate, feathery'
little clouds. named cirrus, so hlgh
be frozen. often, into minute nsea
ice; the wlde-spreading sheets Of
named stratus. which, seldom moR
half mile above the earth, oltn
down to envelop us in fogs OF ms
the dark, unmistakable nimbus. Nes
causing the water that lett tue o
yapOr 10 he restored as rain. ~
The clouds owe their dtnerent WI
different physical states Of the atDo+k
10 which arc also due the aerial "
which often dow In directions olls
the currents or winds prevailing :
the earth.
In weather forecastlng no eloss
worthy of such attention as W.
clouds, which attain n greater -
than any others, averaging, IN ~ *
height Of i've or six miles above p LIN
Their sudden appearance IN = ~,
is generally a signE of foul wealse
ciaily when their strenners ns N
ward tendency, for this lndlealss NV
clouds are falling. After heSv! X
the other hand, the formalioSs
clouds is often sign Of impIV,sg \,
When cirrus clouds appear
the assumption Is that rain Mia. b
two or three days. They are sel0''
In winter. and never for lohst n
cirrus clouds assume the form ~
at any altitude Of four or nve p
persistence is an almost cerui.t 6
rainy weather If. on the cohnLvIs
remain Of small size. ana lunss5sn
pear, no change Is to be appIss NJ Y
Among the most Significant 81 y.
formation Of clouds Is that 9pu y, d
veil called cIrro-pnllum, when
drawn across the sky. THIS, W. c
complaining lunar and solar hs aS ~
certainly foretells rain ana
for The next day. ,,sly trA
Cumulus clouds vary enoIlnos " ms
but SO long as they remain ,Ssy 81
Dimensions, In fine. Watner, "Bui y
a continuance of brightness .ssu.
in HOT weather. they grow &C
large. they give warning o OF -
high tcmpcrature- with sssso
when they assume domenhe n iss|
The ordinary stratus, the lus ~
is common In all seasons, pu' areplaa
observed In the morning. OF Or, lors
causes line rain, seldom Of Vef'
ton. $40 fors
None can mistake the nimpusS a ~
those dark. heavy-looking pesrI.sc
clcnrIy-denned outlines. the rhsy q
rursofs ~ immediate rain. a,nspii1
tain the slzc Of immense ymIs q
yapor. the base less than Y Mi n
the ground. and the summit s nave v 4
miles. some nimbus clouds ps ~ 4
culatcd 10 contain rs mn'h
miles Of yapor.