Appleton's Popular Science Monthly 1897 - 1898: Vol 52 Index

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INDEX. ARTICLES MARKED WITH AN ASTERISK ARE ILLUSTRATED. Ago of Trees, The. (Brag.)..........scccccccccccccccccccccceccccecs American Evolutionist, An Early. C. M. Blackford, Jr.*............ American People, Are they Civilized? (Table) Ancient Man in the Delaware Valley. (Frag.)....-............00005 Ce Mh icc deb chotenseeardsetddsddegsescecnsduns Animated Pictures. J. Miller Barr* Anthropology, Criminal, in Italy. Helen Zimmern* Antivivisectionists, The Cruelties of. (Frag.)................000eee05 Apostate Democracy, An. F. Smith Archeology and the Antiquity of Man. Sir J. Evans 24 Fabric-marked Pottery. F. 8S. Dellenbaugh * ee, Ch, tccscengeehineseenseeseeresoseds Astronomy. In a World Halfas Large. M. J. Delbceuf PAGE 717 224 123 281 181 714 Barr, J. Miller. Animated Pictures * Baths, School and Workmen’s, in Germany. Baxter, William, Jr. The Electric Transmission of Water Power’... Bering Sea Controversy, Expert Testimony in. T. C. Mendenhall.... Bernard, Mrs. Henry. Feet and Hands* Berthelot, M. Science and Morals i Cn, i v1s cccecacagesenessuesdeseestedeaud Blackford, C. M., Jt. An Early American Evolutionist * Blake, Lady Edith. Aborigines of the West Indies* re Cin cntceauihennibedhenkeineseneseeense Books Noticed ; 130, 269, 418, 558, 706, 846 730 73 326 136 Ab, The Story of. 8. Waterloo, 563. Acloque, A. Les Insectes Nuisibles, 276. Alabama State Geologist, Report of, 428. Andrews, C. F. The Living Substance as Such and as an Organism, 709. Animal Electricity. A. D. Waller, 711. Anthropology. Religions of Primitive Peo- ples, 278. — Sex Worship. C. Howard, 277. — The History of Mankind. F. Ratzel, 846. — The Story of Ab. 8S. Waterloo, 563, Arbitration, International. Lake Mohonk Conference, 566. VOL. LI1,.—63 Archeology. Certain Aboriginal Mounds of the Georgia Coast, 853. — The Antiquities of Tennessee and the Adjacent States. G. P. Thruston, 274. — The Chultunes of Labné. E. H. Thomp- son, 852. Archer, A. The King’s Daughter and the King’s Son, 851. Archibald, D. The Story of the Earth's Atmosphere, 424. Architecture. Stones for Building and Decoration. G. P. Merrill, 188. Astronomical Observatory of Harvard Col- lege. Part Il of Vol. XXVI, 424..

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Books Noticed : Astronomy, The Dawn of. J. N. Lockyer, 560. Atwood, J. E. Constituents of the Uni- verse, 564. Austin, O. P. Uncle Sam's Secrets, 854. Bailey, L. H. The Principles of Fruit Growing, 421. Baldwin, J. M. Social and Ethical Inter- pretation in Mental Development, 559. Bardeen, C.W. Government Class-book of Michigan, 711. Bayliss, C. K. In Brook and Bayou, 275. Beard, J. C. Curious Homes and their Tenants, 711. Bell, A. M. Science of Speech, 423. Biology. The Living Substance. G. F. Andrews, 709. — The Story of Germ Life. H. W. Conn, 852. Blatchley, W.S. Geology of Indiana, 851. Borden, J. Value; 565. Botany. Botanical Observations on the Azores. W. Trelease, 566. — Eighth Annual Report, Missouri Botan- ical Garden, 565. — Tubeuf’s Diseases of Plants induced by Cryptogamic Parasites. William @G. Smith, 182. Bourgougnon, A. Physical Problems and their Solutions, 851. Brinton, D.G. Religions of Primitive Peo- ples, 273. Bullock, C.J. Introduction to the Study of Economics, 422. Chester, A. H. Catalogue of Minerals, 564. Christiansen, C. Elements of Theoretical Physics, 276. Climatology, A Handbook of Medical. E. 8. Solly, 130. Commelin, A.C. Not in It, 711. Comstock, J. H. Insect Life, 131. Conn, H. W. Story of Germ Life, 852. Cooke, F. E. History for Young Readers (England), 182. Cooley, L.C. Physics, 275. Crime and Criminals. J. 8. Christison, 423. Davenport Academy of Natural Sciences. 1898 to 1897, 565. Dixon, D.B. The Mechanical Arts Simpli- fied, 276. Dowden, E. A History of French Litera- ture, 562. Ecomonics, Introduction to the Study of. C. J. Bullock, 422. — Value. J. Borden, 565. Edridge-Green, F. W. Memory, 849. Education. Art. The True Industrial Edu- cation. W. T. Harris, 135. — Bibliography of. W.S. Monroe, 563. — From a Publisher’s Standpoint, 710. — Natural System of Vertical Handwriting. Newlands and Row, 712. — Nature Study in Elementary Schools, 858. — Report of Commissioner of, for 1895-96, 425. INDEX, Education. The Kindergarten System. C. W. Bardeen, 562. — The Social Mind and. @G. E. Vincent, 850. — Working System of Child Study for Schools. M. P. E. Groszman, 566. ‘ Electricity. Induction Coil in Practical Work. L. Wright, 566. Embryology. The Development of the Frog’s Egg. T. H. Morgan, 134. Entomology. Insect Life. J. H. Comstock, 131. — Les Insectes Nuisibles. A. Acloque, 276. — Life Histories of American Insects. C. M. Weed, 564. Ethnology, Fifteenth Annual Report of Bureau of, 133. — Fourteenth Annual Report of Bureau of, 424. Evolution. The Descent of the Primates. A. A. W. Hubrecht, 276. — The Present, of Man. G. A. Reid, 272. Faith or Fact. H. M. Taber, 564. French Literature, A History of. E. Dow- den, 562. Fruit Growing, Principles of. L. H. Bailey, 421. Fuertes, J. H. Water and Public Health, 134. Gamble, E. B. The God Idea of the An- cients, 134. Geikie, Sir A. The Founders of Geology, 560. Geography, Natural Elementary. J. W. Redway, 275. Geological Survey, United States. Recent Bulletins, 849. Geology of Indiana. W. 8. Blatchley, 851. — of New Jersey. Annual Report of State Geologist for 1896, 710. — Suggestion for High School. R. 8. Tarr, 852. : — The Founders of. A. Geikie, 560. Groszman, M. P. E. Working System of Child Study for Schools, 566. Hallucinations and Illusions. E. Parish, 561. Hardy, A.S. The Hall of Shells, 853. Harris, W.T. Art Education, the True In- dustrial Education, 135. Harvard Observatory Annals, Vol. XXVIII. Spectra of Bright Stars, 183. Haveland, F. W. The Ancient Hebrew Significance of the Book of Genesis, 852. Health of Body and Mind. T. W. Topham, 565. Holbrook, M. L. Stirpiculture, 853. Holt, L. E. Diseases of Infancy and Child- hood, 421. Hough, E. The Story of the Cowboy, 420. Howard, Clifford. Sex Worship, 277. Hubrecht, A. A. W. The Descent of the Primates, 276. Induction Coil in Practical Work. L. Wright, 566.

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Books Noticed : Weed, 564. 852. 562 564. Edition), 269. (Germany), 132. 1897, 133. of, 1895-"96, 709. Le Conte, Joseph. Diambnd, 277. 560. Lydekker, R., etc. of To-day, 276. Roadside, 274. Medicine. T. Morris, 134. Ritchie, 708. Decoration, 133. mosphere. Chester, 564. C. Lewis, 277. 565. tion, 563. Frog’s Egg, 134. 134. teriology, 708. Manacéine, Marie de. Mason, William P. Mathews, C. 8. Familiar Features of the — Manual of Bacteriology. Ingersoll, E. Wild Neighbors, 561. Insects, American, Life Histories of. C. M. Iowa Geological Survey. Sixth volume, 423. Jones, J.T. Ten Noble Poems, 565. ; Jordan, D.S. Matka and Kotik, 131. Kellicott, D.S. Dissection of the Ophidian, Kindergarten System, The. C. W. Bardeen, Kingsley. Elements of Comparative Zodl- ogy, 564. Kipling, R., The Works of (Outward Bound Kroeker, K. F. History for Young Readers Labor, Bulletin of Department of, May, — Department of, Bulletin for 1897, 424. — Eleventh Annual Report of Commissioner Sight, 422. Lewis, H. C. Genesis and Matrix of the Life-Saving Service. Report for 1896, 565. Light, Visible and Invisible. Royal Institu- tion Lectures, 1896, 563. Lockyer, J. N. The Dawn of Astronomy, Natural History, 422. Maltbie, M. R. English Local Government Sleep, 558. Water Supply, 419. Means, D. M. Industrial Freedom, 707. Lectures on Appendicitis. R. Muir and —Sleep. Its Physiology, Pathology, etc. M. de Manacéine, 558. * Merrill, G. P. Stones for Building and Meteorology. The Story of the Earth’s At- D. Archibald, 424. Mineralogy. Catalogue of Minerals. A. H. — Genesis and Matrix of the Diamond. H. Missouri Botanical Garden. Eighth Report. Monroe, W. A. Bibliography of Educa- Moore, C. B. Certain Aboriginal Mounds of the Georgia Coast, 858. Morgan, T. H. The Development of the Morris, R. T. Lectures on Appendicitis, Muir, R., and Ritchie, J. Manual of Bac- Mythology. The God Idea of the Ancients. E. B. Gamble, 134. INDEX. Natural History, Chapters of the, of the United States, 850. — Curious Homes and their Tenants. J. C. Beard, 711. — Matka and Kotik. D. 8. Jordan, 131. — R. Lydekker, ete., 422. — Somali Land Mammals, 277. — Wild Neighbors. E. Ingersoll, 561. Newlands and Row. Natural System of Vertical Handwriting, 712. Nichols and Franklin. Elements of Physics, 134. Oliver Twist, The Story of, 710. , Olmstead, D. H. Philosophy of the Unde- niable, 566. — The Protestant Faith, or Salvation by Be- lief, 851. Osteopathy, Journal of, 710. Parish, E. Hallucinations and Illusions, 561. Pediatrics. Diseases of Infancy and Child- hood. L. E. Holt, 421. Philosophy of the Undeniable. stead, 566. Photography, American Annual of, for 1898, 854. D. H. Olm- Physics, Elements of. Nichols and Frank- lin, 134. — Elements of Theoretical. C. Christian- sen, 276. — L. C. Cooley, 275. — Light, Visible and Invisible, 563. — Physical Problems and their Solutions. A. Bourgougnon, 851. Poems, Ten Noble. J. T. Jones, 565. Pollock, Louise. The Mother's Council, 710. Psychology. Children’s Ways. J. Sully, 707. — Hallucinations and Illusions. E. Parish, 561. . — Memory. F. W. Edridge-Green, 849. — Social and Ethical Interpretations in Men- tal Development. J. M. Baldwin, 559. — The New. E. W. Scripture, 421. — The Psychical Correlation of Religious Emotion and Sexual Desire. J. Weir, Jr., 135, 851. — The Subconscious Self. L. Waldstein, 708. Ratzel, F. The History of Mankind, 846. Reagents and Reactions known by the Names of their Authors, 276. Redway, J. W. Natural Elementary Geog- raphy, 275. Reid, G. A. The Present Evolution of Man, 272. Religion. The Protestant Faith, or Salva- tion by Belief, 851. Rodkinsen, M.L. Babylonian Talmud, 566. Russell, I.C. Volcanoes of North America, 418. Sands, Mamie. 711. Scripture, E.W. The New Psychology, 421. Seitz, J.A. The Colloquy, 852. Opposites of the Universe,

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Books Noticed : Shufeldt, R. W. Chapters of the Natural History of the United States, 850. Sight. J. Le Conte, 422. Sleep. Its Physiology, Pathology, etc. M. de Manacéine, 558. Smith, William G. Tubeuf’s Diseases of Plants induced by Cryptogamic Parasites, 182. . Sociology, Dynamic. L. F. Ward (second edition), 274. — English Local Government of To-day. M. R. Maltbie, 276. — Industrial Freedom. D. M. Means, 707. — The King’s Daughter and the King’s Son. A. Archer, 851. Solly, 8S. Edwin. A Handbook of Medical Climatology, 130. Somali Land Mammals, 277. Spectrum Analysis. Harvard Observatory Annals, Vol. XXVIII. Spectra of Bright Stars, 133. Speech, The Science of. A. M. Bell, 423. Stewart's Telegraphic Code, 712. Sully, J. Children’s Ways, 707. Taber, H. M. Faith or Fact, 564. Talmud, The Babylonian. M. L. Rodkin- sen, 566. Tarr, R.S. High-School Geology, $52. Tennessee Labor Statistics and Mines. Sixth Annual Report, 423. Tenney, D. K. The Cooling Universe Re- futed, 851. Thompson, E.H. The Chultunes of Labné, 852. Thruston, G. P. The Antiquities of Ten- nessee and the Adjacent States, 274. Topham, T. W. Health of Body and Mind, 565. Trelease, W. Botanica) Observations on the Azores, 566. Troeger, J. W. Harold's Discoveries, 853. Tubeuf, K. F. von. Diseases of Plants in- duced by Cryptogamic Parasites, 182. Botany. The Age of Trees. Bow-making, Ingenuity in. “ British Association at Toronto, The. Business through Politics. (Table) - Caingua of Paraguay, The. Canada, Economical Experiences of. Canada’s Oldest Geology. Cavitation and Screw Propellers. Cereal Foods. (Frag.)........... INDEX. (Frag.). (Frag.). Bréal,M. Processes of Change in Pronunciation The Significance of Language...................eeeeeeees Brooks, W. K. Migration........... Biichner, L. Scientific Progress in the Closing Century Buck, Winifred. An Experiment in Citizen Training Burs and Beggar’s Ticks. S. Trotter * Dr. Machon (Frag.)... ) ‘ Tucker, G.H. Education froma Publisher's Standpoint, 710. United States Fish Commission. Bulletin for 1896, 423. United States Geological Survey. Seven- teenth Annual Report, 424. Universe, Constituents of. J. E. Atwood, 564. University of the City of New York. Exten- sion Bulletin No. 20, 424. Value. J. Borden, 565. Vincent, G. E. The Social Mind and Edu- cation, 850. Volcanoes of North America. I. C. Russell, 418. Waldstein, L. 708. Waller, A.D. Animal Electricity, 711. Ward, L. F. Dynamic Sociology (second edition), 274. Waterloo, Stanley. 563. Water Supply and Public Health. J. H. Fuertes, 134. Water Supply. William P. Mason, 419. Weather Bureau, Report of Chief of, for Year ending June 30, 1896, 424. Weir, J., Jr. The Psychical Correlation of Religious Emotion and Sexual Desire, 135, 851. Wild Neighbors. E. Ingersoll, 561. Wilson, J. Self-Control, or Life without a Master, 711. Wilson, L. L. W. Nature Study in Ele- mentary Schools, 853. Wright, G. F. Scientific Aspects of Chris- tian Evidence, 706. Wright, L. Induction Coil in Practical Work, 566. X-Ray Journal, The American, 710. Zodlogy, Elements of Comparative. Kings- ley, 564. — The Hall of Shells. The Subconscious Self, The Story of Ab, A. 8. Hardy, 853. eeeeeee Cee eee eee eee etree eee eeeee ee ee ee ee ee D. 8S. Martin. ee ee) ee | | eee ee eee ee ee) ee eeeeeeee PAGE 281 188 37 784 486 111 68 416 714

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INDEX. 869 PAGE Chemical Elements, Discovery of New. C. Winkler................ 825 SR SCG, COU Dov nvnceciaes. cosdecccevenssscucqe 428 a Ne ae er 426 Citizen Training, An Experiment in. Winifred Buck............... lil SE, Be SE CE nc cconcdvsccusscccesecsececcesedeces’ 445 Color Photography, History of. (Birag.).........ccccccsescecscceses 138 Coral Island Forms, The Origin of. (Frag.)...............0.00-0eees 855 Ce Pcs cikevuesepesnesaerdencssseccctececeeudess 750 Crater Lake, Oregon. (Frag.)....... cee Reekenksound iembenaniainlt 716 Cummings, E.G. A Spring Visit to Nassau*.................00000 772 Curious Optical Phenomenon, A. H. M. Stanley. (Corr.).......... 412 Dahlias and “Cactus” Dahlias. (Frag.)................ceeeeeeeeeees 280 i . Ch Pi ccccectkGesegescakehes $6 0cesuseenuscen 236 Delbceuf, M. J. Ina World Half as Large..................0seeeee 678 Dellenbaugh, F. 8. Fabric-marked Pottery *..................00000: 674 Distribution of Species by Man. (Frag.).............cceeeeeeeeeeees 138 “SN i re cbaeeeesenenenediocandé 699 Duhem, M. P. The First Thermometers........ .........ceeeeeeees 688 Dynamite, Explosiveness of. (Frag.)............6c0eseeceeeeeeecees 569 OE, $C iidccecesccssessccdsecasvctsccese 125 * as a Factor in Evolution. (Table).................ee.e00. 554 * Mn aie staknkn andeeneeeoseenaeenaas 412 “ in the Animal Kingdom. C. Letourneau................. 527 os of am Mgimecr, Te.. (PURE.)..0.cccccccccscccccsces- sees 137 " Physical Training in the Colleges. F. E. Leonard....... 622 " School Gardens. H. L. Clapp*...........sceeeeeeeeeeees 445 * PE, Cink cv ccabiiuickeecdusstekonenseteeians 266 Electric Transmission of Water Power, The. William Baxter, Jr r*,.. 730 SE SEU, CC nn cdccncddcconvcussccesccnseesecceen 716 English Composition “as it is Taught.” (Wrag.)........... 0 see eeeee 859 Ethics, Evolutionary. Herbert Spencer...............-sseeeeeeeeees 497 Evans, E. P. Semon’s Scientific Researches in Australia*........... 17 Evans, Sir J. Archzology and the Antiquity of Man................ 93 PE . GUIR is cccancccsnnkotucbesessdonene. conse 843 ¥ and Teleology. Rev. J. A. Zahm.............cseeeeeeeees 815 + SE Fieccciccccvcsccccccescccccecdscs 433 Evolutionary Ethics. Herbert Spencer. ..............seseeeeeseeees 497 Fairbanks, H.W. The Great Sierra Nevada Fault Scarp*........... 609 Feet and Hands. Mrs. Henry Bernard*....................e0005 333, 522 Fernald, F. A. Our Liquor Laws as seen by the Committee of Fifty. 216 i i Ch. ccceiunsleveceseacusessssacnaueses 236 REE, COUR. icine. cccscccecsevscescdsstodees 285 Floating Pe, PGE GD, CIID icdencccvccesvcasseccsscccs 279 Flora of the Sandwich Islands. (Frag.)............0.0eceeeeceeeeees 571 Ford, W.C. The Question of Wheat. I.... ...........ceceeee eens 760 Foreign Element in American Civilization. A. H. Hyde............ 387 Forest Reserves, The United States. C. D. Walcott.................. 456

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870 INDEX. Geology. Crater Lake, Oregon. (Frag.)............0cceeececcceece "716 - Nature’s Landscape Gardening. (Frag.)................0 718 ” The Enchanted Mesa. (Brag.)... ...cccccces sccsccccecs 71S * The Great Sierra Nevada Fault Scarp. H.W. Fairbanks* 609 is it ee GPE EEE vv scccccsevscceccoeccesssecece 211 Harley, L. R. Francis Lieber. Sketch. (With Portrait)............ 406 Hearing, Limits of the Power of. (Frag.)...........2.eceeeeececcucs 279 Heilprin, A. Aspects of Nature in the Sahara. I*.................. 577 rr cide cas ese eee shane sedsnewedwbicua 285 His, Prof. Wilhelm. Carl Ludwig and Carl Thiersch*.............. 338 ee UG, GOUEE) 0. cccccccveseveceneccoeseseses 861 Hyde, A. H. The Foreign Element in American Civilization........ 387 i te ae ale new cana aneeeeeitéceeeie 860 Ide, K. K. The Primary Social Settlement......................000. 534 i, Cas cccecs. 6eheseseaeeweecccessewes 427 Industrial Instability in Russia. (Frag.)............csssceeeeeee eee 858 - Object Lesson, An. 8. N. D. North...............ccceee- 721 Infectious Diseases, ADtiology and Distribution. G. M. Sternberg.... 289 International Geological Congress, Excursions of. D.§. Martin..... 228 7 Scientific Catalogue, The. (Frag.) ..............00005 859 Ce. eed cevdueceseecsicoseesenseues 428 Jordan, D. 8. The Evolution of the Mind.......................005- 433 King of the Woods, The. Norman Robinson.......... .........+00: 322 Kites and Balloons in Meteorology. (Frag.)................+: ities 137 Language, The Significance of. M. Bréal...................00eeeees 822 ‘ Lauth, C. The Teaching of Applied Science.................000 000s 247 Le Bon, G. The Life History of Scientific Ideas..................... 251 Leonard, F. E. Physical Training in the Colleges.................. 622 Letourneau, C. Education in the Animal Kingdom................. 527 Lieber, Francis. L. R. Harley. Sketch. (With Portrait).......... 406 Life History of Scientific Ideas, The. G. Le Bon.................+.: 251 EN, CED, cc ccccccccsccccveseecseccanccccessssoens 573 Liquor Laws as seen by the Committee of Fifty. F: A. Fernald..... 216 Lister, Joseph. Sketch. (With Portrait).............. 0... eeeeeeees 693 Ludwig and Thiersch. Prof. Wilhelm His*.................----0++ 338 Machon, Dr. The Caingua of Paraguay...........-...00eeeeeeeeees 400 Martin, D. 8. Excursions of the International Geological Congress.. 228 Martin, D.S. The British Association at Toronto...............+.-- 37 Maya Jewsharp, A Primitive. (Frag.)............00.ceeeeeseeeeeee: 428 Medicine. Sanitariums for Consumptives. (Frag.)..............+++ 715 Mendenhall, T. C. Expert Testimony in the Bering Sea Controversy 73 Metals of Canada, The. (Brag.).........ccccccccccccccccccccccees ja Metric System, Defects of. (Frag.)..........0..cceeceeeeeeeeeeeeees 858 Mexican Ruins, Magnitude of. (Frag.)...........0-:2eseeeee eeeeeee 283

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Reena. ‘W. TH. BUGGER... cccncsssctcscccasccccccccctepeesncesce Mind, The Evolution of. D.S8S. Jordan.................cccececcccees 433 Tt cds: seiebencksbeehunenisddebdabewaseieddnauecaden 573 Moon and the Sabbath, The, (Frag.)................ccccccccecceees 284 SE SNUG, Ms GPU Docc cscecccccsccsccccescesccccevesces 860 Nassau, A Spring Visit to. E. G. Cummings*...................0065 772 i re i Cd so tee ceneheeserecsnseveaeonsee 415 Nature’s Landscape Gardening. (Frag.)...............2.eeeeeeeeees 718 North, S. N. D. An Industrial Object Lesson....................44. 721 ee Coe Glee. TE, Be, GOP inc oie ccccccnccccccdccsevccscs 211 , Cs oc cchbsistssnndsidatadenseddanacescss 861 Parental Neglect as a Cause of Hoodlumism. (Table)............... 267 Passy, M. Jacques. Natural and Artificial Perfumes................ 86 PE. «Uc cr cccecccnnccccccescoscscseccccsescccccesecsose 718 Perfumes, Natural and Artificial. M. Jacques Passy................ 86 Photography, The Beginning of. (Frag.)................ceeeeeeeees 278 Physical Training in the Colleges. F. E. Leonard...............+.+- 622 Pee, TR PANNE, «CTI sn occ ccccccccccesccscccccsscccess 715 * The First Thermometers. M. P. Duhem.................. 688 Physiology, Thirteen Years’ Progress in. (Frag.).............+++005 140 OG SEE, GU Ricoccccdesecenncesececdesceuccsennee 717 Planets among the Stars. G. P. Serviss..............ccssseeeeeeees 171 EE EES Ee eee 128 Pottery, Fabric-marked. F. A. Dellenbaugh *...................5.- 674 Public Baths, The Importance of. - (Frag.)...............sseeeeeeeeee 857 Prestwich, Joseph. Sketch. (With Portrait).................00000 254 Primary Social Settlement, The. K. K. Ide...............eeeeeeeees 534 Pronunciation, Processes of Change in. M. Bréal................++. 188 A ih. MUD FRG, Gc. cccccccccvcccccccsssccovesensstees 700

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Pa 872 INDEX. PAGE eC, ccc cescedendteeestesnesseccscesecs 268 “Progress in the Closing Century. L. Biichner............. 486 Semon’s Scientific Researches in Australia. E. P. Evans*........ .. 17 Semper, Carl. Sketch. (With Portrait).....................ceeeeee 837 Serviss, Garrett P. Are there Planets among the Stars ?............. 171 Sierra Nevada Fault Scarp, The Great. H. W. Fairbanks*......... 609 PT EE, CEE a oven cccnccccccvcccceccccncesessccccccsces 715 Smith, F. An Apostate Democracy DE AtamininewAdinke diKenie 654 Society, The Upward Struggie of. (Table).................- 2.00, 703 Sociology. An Apostate Democracy. F. Smith..................... 654 Economical Experiences of Canada. (Frag.)............ 714 "= The Primary Social Settlement. K. K. Ide.............. 534 South American Fields for Exploration. (Frag.)..............0.0005 139 Spencer, Herbert. Evolutionary Ethics...................6+.eeeeees 497 Stanley, H. M. A Curious Optical Phenomenon. (Corr.) .......... 412 Starr, Frederick. The Academy of Natural Sciences of St. Louis*... 629 Sternberg,G. M. A®tiology and Distribution of Infectious Diseases.. 289 Subconscious Impressions. (Table).............2-.seee eee eeeeeeeees 556 Submarine Land Slides and Telegraphic Cables. (Frag.)..... spenees 570 Symbolism of Salt, The. M. G. West.............cceceee ee eeeeeeees 241 Taxation, Principles of. D. A. Wells............. 1, 195, 354, 503, 668, 798 Teaching of Applied Science, The. C. Lauth....................5.4. 247 Thermometers, The First. M. P. Duhem................-.00eeeeees 688 Thumb and Toes in Men and Apes. (Frag.)...........-----eceeeeeee 141 Tidal Variations, Unexplained. (Frag.)........-.-.+eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 429 Tilting of Lake Regions, The. (Frag.)........--.--seeeeeeeeeeeeeees 141 Tends at Dimmer. (PEA.).....cccccccccccccscccccccccesevcccccscces 430 Tee, Tine TAGs OF Ge. CRM.) 2.2000 cccccscccccccccccccccssscvccees 283 Total Eclipse of the Sun, The Recent. (Frag.)............-..eeeeeees 856 Totem, Significance of. (Frag.)...........cceeceeeeeceeeeeeeeceees 284 Traction Cables, Karly. (Brag.)........cccccccccecccecccecccrceees 280 Trade Unions in China. (Brag.)..........ccccccccccccccscccccccees 572 Trade Unions, The Effect of, on Individual Advance. (Frag.)....... 713 Trinidad, The Pitch Lake of. (Frag.).........ccceceeeccceeececeeeee 717 Trotter,S. Burs and Beggar’s Ticks*............. badbetbesstcedueen 68 Unexplored Regions in Asia. (Frag.)....-.....--eeee ceed eee e enc eees 430 Uneslfigh Golemcs. (Wh rAg.). .....ccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccecs 278 Value of Disinterested Science. (Frag.)..........0000.eeececeeeeeees 571 Vogt, Carl. Sketch. (With Portrait) .......... ( iicbansehonnmieetn 547 Walcott, C.D. Sketch. (With Portrait)................ccccecccees 547 ‘¢ The United States Forest Reserves...........-...+++ 456 Water Weed, A Troublesome. (Frag.)............2seeceeeeeeeeeees 429 Wells, D. A. Principles of Taxation.............. 1, 195, 354, 503, 648, 798 West Indies, Aborigines of the. Lady Edith Blake..... ............ 373 West, M.G. The Symbolism of Salt..............ceeeee cece ee eeees 241 ee

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INDEX. Wheat, The Question of. I. W.C. Ford Winkler, Clemens. Discovery of New Chemical Micsnaite World Half as Large, Ina. M. J. Delbceuf SIDE, GOs cic censwevencevedsesccccccewssavece Yeast, Some New Facts regarding. (Frag.)...............0cccceccees 140 Zahm, Rev. J. A. Evolution and Teleology Zimmern, Helen. Criminal Anthropology in Italy * Zodiacal Light, Early Observationson. (Frag.).................000. 857 i CGE GUE Roccccencescesasescecduceceecnscsecva 282