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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

clearly discern the blue ether and the stars
within range of our vision, and they ap-
pear just as they do any starlit night. II
the daylight came from the sun this
would be impossible. How can we account
for this phenomenon? The cavern, mine or
we'll forms an artificial telescope, concen-
trating our power of vision sufficient to
see clearly through our electrified atmos-
phere into the space beyond it. This We
claim is another strong proof that day
light is not of the sun. but is. as stated
before, product of the earth's atmos-
pheric friction against the ether, and
that this atmospheric Illumination eX-
tends but a small distance beyond said
atmosphere. then changes the quality of
its light from daylight white to yellow
appearing corona, just as all other plan
cts appear to us during nighttime. Even
children can see the logic of this truism.
No. 2. You can perceive from this
diagram how the electric current of our
atmosphere is magnetically attracted and
concentrated TO the portion OF our planet
In opposition to the sun-or focuS-pro-
ducing daylight. Thus we perceive that
the portion of our electrified earth plane
turned to the sun maintains a complete
circuit between that orb and the earth.
The days and nights regularly alternate.
as also do the seasons. as the result OF
this constant focus or circuit.
1t is a law in physics that If equal pres
sure is exerted on any body all over its
entire surface. all motion, except that OF
compression, would be impossible. To pro-
duce and maintain motion the force must
be directed to one part, in sufficient
quantity to overcome the resistance OF all
its other parts. The blowpipe and the
water wheel illustrate this principle. We
have yet another comparison. Let US liken
the sun to large driving wheel Of an
engine and all the other planets in its
system to lesser wheels of the same ma
chine; then belt them together and start
your engine in motion. Now, in magma
ton, substitute the sun for the driving
wheel, the lesser wheels replace with the
other planets and exchang your leather
wheel belts for magnetic focus, and you
can readily perceive how the starry uni
verse Is run.
Before closing this article I am again
constrained to protrude my claim to the
original authorship Of this new departure
IN astronomy. / published and copy
righted II In my book, entitled "a
Strange Voyage" thirteen years ago, but
before that as early as 1874, / published
a portion of 1t in my Industrial Ethics.
showing how this electric current from
our atmosphere would in the near future
be harnessed to do mans bidding by
grounding and controlling 1t in needful
quantities to run our machinery and heat
our dwellings instead of having, as now
to delve deep down in the bowels Of the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

earth for our fuel. This assertion was
not trivially made, for in studying the
phenomena of tornadoes l had concluded
that they were caused by temporary
circuit or grounding of a portion OF the
current from the outer rim of our at
mosphere with a portion of the earth's
surface. due, mainly, to an abnormal ex-
pansion OF the atmosphere where they
occur; for II was very noticeable that
intense heat, abnormal expansion and
dryness followed by sudden collapse and
moisture always precede such terrible
disturbances.
Last summer Father Himalay, the dis
tinguished Portuguese priest. who attend
ed the Worlds Fair. declared in inter-
views that the suns heat is electrical
and comes from the suns atmosphere
instead of from within.
A few days ago / was handed copy
OF pamphlet, entitled "Uril Logas," In
which the reverend father again re-
iterates this claim. My claim is prior to
his oy a third of a century. and though,
as its author. / have been comparatively
unknown. my discovery has been made
known. for many have claimed 1t recent
IL. Facts are stubborn things, and the
truth will OUT
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

subject proper, but It is for the purpose
OF making us the better able to perceive
the dual or known physical qualities. SO
different in effect though derived from one
source, electricity. Now let US return
again to the manner in which the planets
are protected, by their atmospheres. Let
us suppose In fact 1t Isl that the at
mosphere is placed between two attrac-
tive forces, the sun on the outer side
and the earth plane on the inner. The
outer side, in a more positive electrified
state. is attracted toward the sun (due
to the stronger magnetic power of that
great orb and by the inner in a more
negative condition is the same law Of
affinity attracted by the weaker power
(the eaHth).
Thus we perceive that the main portion
OF the intense heat and force of the cleo
trio current, engendered by the atmos-
phere's friction against the ether, flows
outward, through the ether and towards
the sun, in a line with 1t, (the suns mo-
tion), and the earth's surface is shielded
from its intense heat in a double way.
The main body of the current is utilized
to sustain the motion of the planet and
the smaller portion to insure the purity
OF the atmosphere and also maintain life
on the planet. Presumably the electric
force from all the planets contribute to
sustain all the vibrations of the Heaven
ly Void" for even the apparent inert
ether must also be permeated with this
force.
The earth's atmosphere Is carried
around with It by magnetic attraction.
This is made possible, mainly, through
its being d-partially-keyed in
tone with the earth plane. Another fea-
ture Of this new theory of mine, and one
which carries with 1t indisputable proof
SO that even school children can clearly
comprehend It. is the proof that light and
heat come from our own electrified at
mosphere instead OF the sun is easily
demonstrable. To verify this Statement,
here present two diagrams.
No. ] shows how the light really
would appear. II the light came from the
sun. as heretofore, even now. almost uni
versally believed, You perceive that the
shadows Of night would only be seen or
the sides Of the planet turned away from
the sun. But looking away out into space
from our position Of shadow or night we
would see the sunlight distributed over
the entire celestial void" beyond oul
shadow, and even the earth's shadow
would gradually fade away in a direct
line from the earth, as distance increases
just as the shadow of any object cas-
upon the ground is gradually lost in this
surrounding light. I challenge REPUTATION
Of this statement. 1t is a strong proc.
that my theory is logical Even In the
brightest daylight. II We look out or up
ward from cavern. mine or well, we car
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

flames Issuing from an understandable
body. Acting on this theory during the
eclipse of the sun by the planet Venus, 1
resolved, If possible, to confirm this the
DRY BIZ endeavoring to ascertain II q
dark line or space could be discerned be-
tween the body Of the sun and its CO.
roma, whilst the focus Of its light was
diverted from our earth during the tran
sit of Venus across its disk. Standing
on the northeast corner Of Pine and
Third streets, on a clear day in 1869, ]
watched the eclipse intently. and did
discern the dark outline, whilst the
eclipse was near its full.
The sun IS reported to revolve at a
velocity of q miles a second; a heat so
intense is created by its friction, that 1t
would consume the planet in the thou
sandth fraction OF q second If allowed TO
touch II. Ali here was an important
question to be met: How has nature
provided for this contingency? The at
mosphere interposes. But what gives the
atmosphere this protective quality7
cogitated about this, to find a satisfac-
tory answer and II came at last. The
atmosphere is, mainly, negation Of cleo
trio particles as atoms. To understand
this clearly we must endeavor to explain
magnetic flow and ebb, that Is positive
and negative atomization, the process
Of its continuous flow throughout the
entire universe.
am not an electrician, and shall not
attempt here to do full justice to this sub
ject, but certain laws of this subtle fluid
are SO well explained already by scientists
that most readers will be able to follow
me clearly In my brief explanations in
this article. AS I discern 1t: Positive
electric particles are heat producing, ex-
pansive and dry. They are SO organized
as to collapse as soon as their limited
degree of expansive quality K attained
Their collapse forms a shrinkage or tenn
porary vacuum, into which other posi-.
tive particles instantly flow. Let us tern
1t in this way: the positive, electricit.
In force, the negative, electricity in ex
haust. 1t is the motor power OF physical
nature. This principle OF continuous sup
ply and exhaust flow and ebb Is beautiful
ly illustrated In physiology under tn,
heading Metabolism, the life renewal pro
cess; the replacement Of exhausted nutri
tive cells by new ones. constantly goini
on In every particle Of the animal ans
vegetable kingdoms.
1t will yet be demonstrated that TIT
expiration and inhalation. the process &C
of breathing. are also electrical.
] have digressed somewhat from tn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
BY DIR. II. FRANCIS ALLEN.

The very recent interest awakened on
the subject Of light and heat, which,
claim, are electric phenomena, puts me
in a position where I must defend my
authorship Of this logically defined the
DRY, proven by analogy. Many scientists
are now coming forward and claiming
its original discovery.
My discovery Of this phenomena dates
back to the year 1869, and came about as
follows: For years previous to that time
had doubted the theory that heat and
light came from the intensely heated
body of the sun and its mass Of flames.
extending, according to the assertions Of
astronomers, over 2,000 miles from the
surface. and which they claimed pro-
duced its brilliant corona. have as yet
found but two exceptions among them
ALL past and present, until the past few
years, who dissented from this belief. II
always appeared a great absurdity to
me; for why should the physical laws
controlling the sun differ from those OF
our planet?
Is it not logical to suppose that all
the planets are governed alike?
Natural philosophy teaches us that the
densest solids will fuse at temperature
far below that of the reputed suns heat
Diminishing the proposition as being toe
fallacious to merit attention, I sought FOL
a more logical solution.
Contemplating a glass electric wheel
in operation, it occurred to me thai
possibly the sun and all the plan
cts produce their own light and heat b,
impact or friction against the other, JUS
as the glass wheel engenders the electri
cal phenomenon by rubbing against the
pad. Immediately thought how cutting
and unbearable the air or wind is. ever
at the velocity of thirty. miles an hour
when we are exposed to either Of them
riding on q vehicle Of facing storm
Reasoning on this line, was led to TIL
truth, and realized beyond all doubt tina
the whole phenomena Of heat and ligh
are electric, and that the SUMS coroni
10 electric lisSt. instead Of mass o
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

In the winter and decide Just where the
paths are to go. AS soon as the ground
dries and has been drg and raked, We
roll our paths until they are fairly hard
perhaps going over them three or four
times. This is done before the soil has
been made uneven by trampling. After
that. about all the care they need Is an
occasional rolling, and wedding with a
push hoe.
When broad or double row Of seed Is
planted OF sufficient length to pay for the
trouble, we run the roller over it instead
Of pounding with the hoe y tramping.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

Amateur gardeners seldom realize how
important is this making the soil firm
after planting seed in dry weather. It
insures termination. and is OF benefit to
the young plant later on. A crust can
always be prevented by running a rake
lightly over the surface.
A roller should be run over the lawn
every spring to smooth down the uneven
ness caused by freezing and thawing.
Its frequent use on the lawn also dis
courages moles- Tennis courts. drive
ways. and walks all are benefited by the
use Of the roller.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
THE GARDEN ROLLER.

Gardening without a roller Is either
dusty or else muddy job, according to
the weather, so far as the paths are con-
ccrned. Our paths are so smooth in wet
weather and so hard in dry weather that
our gardening is comparatively clean
work. We lay out our garden on paper
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
DIR. ALIENS CLAIM

Francis Allen published story called "A Strange
Voyage" with governmental problems from
point of The author describes from Earth
Venus during which he has the following conversation with
beautiful
must habitabe globe, the other
planets.
Certainly intense light and heat the result Of atrac
ton reflection and engendeed the outer part of the at
stated before friction with
the armament This apparent light the absolute
power gives the planets keeps them In their
orderly cycles magnetism flowing and relieving from
planet planet"
cove his theory that the SUMS heat electrical and comes from
the SUMS atmosphere instead Of from within
brings forward discovery his theory that
physical succeeded finding electrical
in the rays emitted from glowing bodies
Allen claims that he made these discoveries third of
century
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News ChARptoa CorreepoNoeoee.
Monday, Decs0Ler 4
George Rusk u Gann,soa V run
ming ea3ine 2ll, ON Cerro Hill
Raymond Griffith who has beer
quite Ill is much improved at thu,
writing.
Mr.. Hester Of Salida is the new
round house foreman IN Mr.
5everlys place.
Miss Mabel kepsgan came oveI
from Montrose Thursday and re
turned Sunday
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from Ridgeway and spent Thanks
giving with her father
The Misses Hanker of Glenwood
Springs left for their home Sunday
after spending several days in Cim.
arrou
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man of the round house for the las,
eight months left for his home IN
Kansas Saturday.
The hard times dance given al
Mr.. Gates Thursday evening was
well attended. Alyne Gates re
ceived the prize for the lady wearing
the worst looking costume Frank
Wamsly received the gentleman
prize The childrens prizes wer,
awarded TO Charlie Hazelhurst anc
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-08

Snow Is already from one to two
feet deep in the mining camps and
right cold weather has set in.
Wonder if the fellow who called our
attention to the fact that winter
coats Il shaggy hair on the horses
and cattle were longer than usual
knew what he was talking about?
j. It going to he hard winter?
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-08

Speaking with W ). Henderson
Of the Pnk,n Telephone Company,
tbs week he tells las that the
eumpany is DOING a very satisfactory
little business Recently dividend
Il ten per cent was paid stockholders
and the prospect rs for increased
Business in the future.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-08

From Dodse City, ksssss. cos.ses
sord Of the death of / n. Brov..
tather oi Mrs. j W Rose and Veras
Brown, who lived in GunH,son two
wars ago, while Rev Rose occupied
the Methodist pulpit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-12-08

Durango Democrat is raising a
fund to pay Senator Patterson fine,
no person being allowed 10 con
tribute more than a penny. 1t will
take luO, 600 pennies, bot it is stated
that 1900 were collected in Telluride
in one day, 1850 in Silverton, etc.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-19
PIED FROM A
 BROKEN HEART
END OF MRS. NINA VAIL IN THIS CITY YES
 TERDAY.
Induced to Come Here By Friends in British Columbia ana. Physicians Who Hoped Change Would Save Her Life-No Ailment But Grief.

One of the saddest deaths that has been recorded in the city occurred yes terday afternoon. when Mrs. Nina Vail, aged about 30, died from a broken heart.
 Mrs Vail four months ago suffered the loss of her husband by death at their home in Vernon, British Colum- bia. She could not recover from her grief there, and six weeks ago came here at the advice of friends and phy- siciaus. in the hope that the change would benefit her. She was accompa- nied here by her son, Price, aged about 10 years. They stopped with Albert A. Anderson, a cousin of Mrs. Vail at whose home her death occurr- ed yesterday. Physicians lately in at tendance upon her declared that there was no definite physical ailment she was suffering, but that her condition was certain of leading to death.
 Arrangements for the funeral are ;n allowance until friends of the deceas- cd in Vernon can be heard from. They were wired to yesterday. If it is their desire that the body be sent hack there that course will be taken. Otk arwise the funeral will probably oc- cur here tomorrow or Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-19

Richard Todd and George Tolles will leave this morning for mining property IS miles west of Fronteras, in Sonora. They go with reference to a survey made of adjoining property by Engin- eer Bell, of Douglas, a party in inter- est, by which a considerable portion of the Todd property, in which Hugh Me Kay is also interested, was sliced off.
 Mir. Todd and associates have had possession of the property for a num- Der of years, and have done much de- velopment work on it. Ore bodies running high in values have been open ed. though development work to date has not been sufficient to make a mine on the ground. However, the promise of a mine of high grade copper, silver and gold ores is considered a reason able expectation by mining men who have looked at the ground, consisting of 21 1-2 pertenencias.
 Lately Mir. Bell and others acquired ground adjoining. known for a num- Der of years as the Pico property. The new owners, after Q small amount of development work. have been able to become regular shippers of ore. and have been sending out some high grade material. The encroachment they have made on their neighbors is said to be important, and will be hotly con- tested by the Bisbee people. The lat ter state that they have the necessa- saTy papers to win decision for them.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-19
SPORTING NOTES
 OF LOCAL FIELD
BALL TOMORROW ON HOME GROUNDS WITH cANANEA
 OR DOUGLAS.
Mcclung-Madden Fight Will Be Go. Believed New York Man Will Be Gym lnstruetor-camera Club En- tertainment Tonight.

l. was said last night by Manager Guernsey of the Gym thoS Bisbce would probably play ball with Cananea on Sunday. This will be known some time before noon today In the event Cananea does not come the Douglas team will be here. The date Luis grounds has been fixed for Sunday a week. Tomorrow Tucson will play with Nogales.
 Kid McClung returned to the city last evening from Cananea. He has not positively closed with Madden for a meeting, but has practically done SO. The fight will be to a finish. and will occur within a month The exhibi- ton bout at Cananea that was con sidered for tomorrow evening has been called off pending the main event. Where the latter will occur has not been decided, but it is said that it will probably be held in the Naco bull ring.
 The new maple floor in the exercise room at the gymnasium was practical ly finished last night. It will be in use this afternoon. The floor is said to be the finest piece ot work in the Southwest.
 Tonight the Camera club will exhib- it it's Baltimore slides at the Gym nasium. These slides are said to eX- eel previous work shown here. They were to have been displayei on Tues day evening. but owing to the inclem- ent weather the exhibition was post poned.
 The Gymnasium now has tl5 mem bers and is gaining raDidlr. It is the expectation that. with ;hc arrival of the fall season and the coming of an instructor membership VII go bet ter than coo. Who the instructor will be is yet unknown, but it is said that a New York man has the lead. There are several applications in. Wrestler Lewis, who was a prominent candidate some time back. is now located in Los Angeles. He is out of the race