The Popular Science Monthly 1901 - 1902: Vol 60 Index

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INDEX. THE NAMES OF CONTRIBUTORS ARE PRINTED IN SMALL CAPITALS. Acid, Sulfuric, Manufacture of, 479. Ae@assiz, Louis, and T. H. HUuUxXLey, EpINBURGHE REVIEWER, ASA GRay, On the Reception of the Origin of | Species, 181. Agricultural Yearbook, 185. Agriculture, Work of Department of, | 285. Alaska, Harriman Expedition of 1900, 281. American, Association, Winter Meeting of, 283; Society of Naturalists, Chi- cago Meeting, 380; Mathematical and Physical Societies, 381; Chem- ical Society, Philadelphia Meeting, 381. Antarctic Exploration, J. W. Greeory, 209. Arnold’s Sea-beach at Ebb-tide, 90. Association, American, Winter Meet- ing of, 283; British, French and Ger- man, for the Advancement of Sci- ence, 92. Astronomical and Astrophysical So- ciety of America, 381. Aurora Borealis, Comets’ Tails, the Corona, JoHN Cox, 265. Bacon, Friar Roger, Epwarp 8. Huvut- DEN, 255. Battry, Soron IL, Recent Eclipses of the Sun, 240. Bailey on Twilight in the Tropics, 570. Baldwin’s Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology, 378. Bicentennial Exercises of Yale, 187. BicELow, Frank H., The Formation and Motions of Clouds, 495. Bigourdan on the Metric System, 89. Biographies of Eminent Chemists, 566. Biology, Contributions to, from In- vestigations on the Breeding Salmon, YANDELL HENDERSON, 503. Birds, Journeyings of, F. H. Know 1- TON, 323. Black Belt, Theology versus Thrift in, CHARLES BARTLETT DYKE, 360. Bérnstein’s Leitfaden der Wetter- kunde, 186. BRANNER, JoHN C., The Palm Trees of Brazil, 386. British Association, Glasgow Meeting of, 92. Total |Cahow, The Story of the, VERRILL, 22. Calkins’s Introduction to Psychology, 186. |Calms, A Study of, Epwin Grant DexTER, 521. CAMERON, FrRanK K., The Soil as an Economic and Social Factor, 539. Carnegie Institution, 379; Trust Deed by Andrew Carnegie creating a Trust for the benefit of the, 470; Officers of, 475. Cement for a Modern Street, S. F. PECKHAM, 145. CHAMBERLAIN, ALEXANDER FRANCIS, Work and Rest, Genius and Stupid- ity, 413. Cuapin, Cartes V., The End of the Filth Theory of Disease, 234. Chemical, Industry of England, 191; Society, American, Philadelphia Meeting, 381. Chemists, Biographies of Eminent, 566. Ciayton, H. Heim, The Influence of Rainfall on Commerce and Politics, 158. Clouds, Formation and Motions of, Frank H. Bicetow, 495. College-Man as Leader in the World’s Work, R. H. Tuurston, 346. Comets’ Tails, the Corona and the Aurora Borealis, Jonn Cox, 265. Commerce, and Politics, Influence of Rainfall on, H. Hetm Crayton, 158; Our Foreign, in 1901, FREDERIC Emory, 529. Convocation Week and Winter Meet- ings of Scientific Societies, 283. Corson, Mrs. Hiram, Janet’s Etat Men- tal des hystériques, 378. Cox, Joun, Comets’ Tails, the Corona and the Aurora Borealis, 265. Culture, Human, and Environment in Relations to Sex in, Oris T. Mason, 336. A. E. Dati, W. H., Lamarck, the Founder of Evolution, 263; Alpheus Hyatt, 439. Darwin, Ciarces, On the Tendency of Species to form Varieties, 5. Davis, BrapLey Moore, The Origin of Sex in Plants, 66.

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574 POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY. Day, Length of, affected by Secular, French Association for the Advance- Cooling and Meteoric Dust, 190. ment of Science, 92. Degenerate Age, Is this a, J. J. Steven- | Fruits, Dried, Zinc in, 93. son, 481. Deluge, The Noachian, G. FREDERICK WRIGHT, 279. Democracy and the Recognition of Sci- | ence, 477. Descent of Man, LinpLey M. KEAsBEyY, 365. Dexter, Epwin Grant, A Study of Calms, 521. | Dictionary of Philosophy and Psy- | chology, 378. Differentiation of the Human Species, | LINDLEY M. KEAsBEY, 448. Discussion and Correspondence, 270, | 377. Disease, End of Filth Theory of, CHARLES V. CHAPIN, 234. Draining of the Zuider Sea, J. H. Gore, | 552. Dyke, CHARLES Barttett, Theoloyy | versus Thrift in the Black Belt, J60. | Eclipse Expeditions, Work of the, 478. | Eclipses, Recent Total, of the Sun, Soton I. Barry, 240. Economic and Social Factor, Soil as, Frank K. Cameron, 539. EprinsurcH REvieweER, and T. H. Hux- LEY, Louis AGassiz, ASA Gray, On the Reception of the Origin of Species, 179. Education, The National Control of, Sir Joun E. Gorst, 49. Electromagnetic Basis for Mechanics, Emory, Freperic, Our Foreign Com- merce in 1901, 529. Engineering, Books on, 474. Environment in Relation to Sex in Human Culture, Oris T. Mason, 336. Evolution, Idea, Lucretius and the, Witu1am L. Poreat, 166; Lamarck, the Founder of, W. H. Dall, 263; Stellar, in the Light of Recent Re- search, George E. Hate, 291; of Fishes, Davip STARR JORDAN, 556. Exploration, Antarctic, J. W. Grecory, 209 Extinct Animals, Popular Books on, 473. Fanaticism, Suicidal, in Russia, W. G. SUMNER, 442. Filth Theory of Disease, ‘CHARLES V. CHAPIN, 234. Fishes, of Japan, Davip Starr JorDAN, 76; Evolution of, Davin Starr Jor- DAN, 556. Franklin’s Philosophical Society, Exi1s PAXON OBERHOLTZER, 430. Frear and Novy on Germicidal Action of the Organic Peroxides, 570. End of, Fuertes on Water Filtration Works, 474. Functions of a Museum and of its Director, 377. GaLTon, Francis, The Possible Im- provement of the Human Breed under existing Conditions of Law and Sentiment, 218. Genius and Stupidity, Work and Rest, ALEXANDER FRANCIS CHAMBERLAIN, 413. Genus of Great Antiquity, a, 571. Geological Society of America, Roches- ter Meeting, 381. Germicidal Action of the Organic Peroxides, Novy and Frear on, 570. German Men of Science and Physi- cians, 92. Giddings on Inductive Sociology, -282. GiFFEN, Sir Ropert, The Importance of General Statistical Ideas, 106. GLAZEBROOK, R. T., The Aims of the National Physical Laboratory of Great Britain, 124. Gore, J. H., Draining of the Zuider Sea, 551. Gorst, Sir Joun E., The National Con- trol of Education, 49. Gray, Asa, and T. H. Huxtey, Epin- BURGH REVIEWER, Louis AGASSIZ, On the Reception of the Origin of Species, 183. Green on the English Chemical Indus- try, 191. Grecory, J. W., Antarctic Explora- tion, 209. Happon, A. C., The Omen Animals of Sarawak, 80. Hate, Georce E., Stellar Evolution in the Light of Recent Research, 291. Harriman Alaska Expedition of 1900, 281. HENDERSON, YANDELL, Contributions to Biology from Investigations on the Breeding Salmon, 503. Hitts, FREDERICK LyMAN, Psychiatry —Ancient, Medieval and Modern, 31. Hotpen, Epwarp §&., Friar Roger Bacon, 255. Human, Breed, Improvement of, under existing Conditions of Law and Sentiment, Francis GALTON, 218; Culture, Environment in Relation to Sex in, Oris T. Mason, 336; Species, Differentiation of the, Lrnp- ‘LEY M. Keassey, 448. Huxtey, T. H., and The Eprnsurcu REVIEWER, Louis AGASSIZ, ASA Gray, On the Reception of the Origin of Species, 177.

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INDEX. 575 Hyatt, Alpheus, W. H. Dau, 439. , Museums, American, Meyer on, 382. Intellect, Human, Evolution of, Eb- | National, Control of Education, Sm warp L. THORNDIKE, 58. International Zoological Congress at Berlin, 188. Intuitive Suggestions, Thomas on, 378. Janet’s Etat Mental des hystériques, 378. Japan, Fishes of, Davip StagR JORDAN, 76 Jobns Hopkins University, 568. JORDAN, Davip Stake, ‘the Fishes of Japan, 76; The Evolution of Fishes, | 556. Journeyings of Birds, F. H. Know - TON, 323 Keassey, LinpLey M., The Descent of Man, 365; The Differentiation of the Human Species, 448. KNowLton, F. H., The Journeyings of Birds, 323. Lamarck, the Founder of Evolution, W. H. DALL, 263. Lightning, The Spectrum of, 479. Literary Problem, A Mechanical Solu- tion of, T. C. MENDENHALL, 97. Lucas’s Animals of the Past, 473. Lucretius and the Evolution Idea, Wituiam L. Poreat, 166. MacDoueat, D. T., The Mechanism of Plants, 174. MacMILLan, Conway, The Minnesota Seaside Station, 193. Magnitude and Mass of the Visible Universe, 287. Man, Descent of, LinpLEY M. KEeassBey, 365. Mason, Otis T., Environment in Re- lation to Sex in Human Culture, 336. Mathematical, American, and Physical Societies, Society for Plant Mor- phology and Physiology, 381. Mechanics, 567; Electromagnetic Basis for, 94. MENDENHALL, T. C., A Mechanical Solution of a Literary Problem, 97. Message of the President, 283. Meteoric Dust and Secular Cooling, Effect of, on Length of Day, 190. Meteorology, Text-Book of, 186. Metric System, 89. Meyer, on American Museums, 382. Minnesota Seaside Station, Conway MAcMILLAN, 193. Mosquitoes, Theobald on, 566. Movements, Earliest Organic, Were they Conscious or Unconscious? 458. Museum, Functions of a, and of its Director, 377; The National, 568. Sensory Joun E. Gorst, 49; Museum, 568. Naturalists, American Society of, Chi- cago Meeting, 380. Nature Study, Books on, 90. Naval Observatory, 284. Newcomb on the Stars, 281. Nobel Prize, first Awarau, 92. Novy and Freer on Germicidal Action of the Organic Peroxides, 570. Nutrition, Pawlow’s Researches on, 92. OBERHOLTZER, ELLis Paxon, Franklin’s Philosophical Society, 430. Observatory, The Naval, 284. Omen Animals of Sarawak, A. C. Hap- DON, 80. | Origin of Species, On the Reception of, | T. H. Huxitey, THe Epinspureu Re- | VIEWER, Louis Acassiz, ASA GRAY, | | Paleontological Discoveries, 383. | Palm Trees of Brazil, Joun C. Bran- NER, 386. Pawlow’s Researches on Nutrition, 92. PeckuaM, S. F., Cement for a Modern Street, 145. Peroxides, Organic, Germicidal Action of the, 570. Perseus, The New Star in, 286. Philbrick’s Field Manual for Engi- neers, 474. Philosophical Society, Franklin’s, ELLis Paxon OBERHOLTZER, 430. Philosophy, What is, Frank THILLY, 513. Physical Laboratory, National, of Great Britain, R. T. GLAZEBROOK, 124. Plant Morphology and Physiology, So- ciety for, 381. Plants, The Origin of Sex in, Brapiey Moore Davis, 66; The Sensory Mechanism of, D. T. MacDovuaat, 174. PoTEAT, WILLIAM L., Lucretius and the Evolution Idea, 166. President’s Message, 283. Psychiatry—Ancient, Medieval Modern, FrRepERICK LyMAN 31. Psychological Books, Recent, 378. Psychologique, L’année, 378. Psychology, Introduction to, 186. Rainfall, Influence of, on Commerce and Politics, H. Herm Crayton, 158. Reptiles, Winged, S. W. WILLISTON, 314. and Salmon, Breeding, Contributions to Biology from Invest.gations on, YANDELL HENDERSON, 503.

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-~ POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY. acvewak. Omen Animals of, A. C:|Tumty, Frank, What is Philosophy? - Happon, 80. | 513. » Science, Progress of, 92, 187, 283, 379,| Thomas on Intuitive Suggestions, 378. \ 475, 568; in 1901, 424; Democracy | THORNDIKE, Epwarp L., The Evolution - and the Recognition of, 477. | of the Human Intellect, 58. » Scientific, Literature, 89, 185, 281, Tuursron, R. H., The College- -Man as 378,473, 565; Items, 96, 192, 288, Leader in the World’s Work, 346. 384, 480, 572; Societies, gene meg E. B., Were the Earliest any 3 ‘of, 283; Meetings of, 380;| Organic Movements Conscious or Un- Work Here and ‘Abroad, 476. | conscious? 458. Seaside Station, Minnesota, Conway | | Twilight in the Tropics, Bailey on, 570. ra CMILLAN, 193. ‘Secular Cooling and Meteoric Dust, | Universe, Visible, Magnitud 3 Boers of, on Length of pg of, 287. ee a : ey’s Dragons of the Air, 47 University, Johns Hopkins, ‘f f * Sensory Mechanism of Plants, D. T. y ae re eet vigin- ot, Basiuxt Varieties, on the Tendency of, to depart _» Moore Davis, 66; Environment in Indefinitely from the Original Type, Relation to, in Human Culture, Orts ALFRED RussEL WALLACE, 13. & > T. Mason, 336. bis wm: = E., The Story of the : + aa: ahow, 22. Soil, ¢, soya Msc py a 7 Virchow, Professor Rudolf, Eightieth “Factor, Frank K. Cameron, 539. Birthday of, 187. "Species, Tendency of, to form Varieties, _ (CHARLES DARWIN, 5; Human, Dif-| Wartace, Atrrep Russet, On the —e a the, Linptey M.| Tendency of Varieties to depart Keassey, 44 ; Indefinitely from the Original of Lightning, 479. 13. + The New, in Perseus, 286. Wiuiston, S. W., Winged Reptiles, Newcomb on the, 281. 314. Statistical Ideas, Importance of Gen-| Wireless Telegraphy, 381. eral, Sir Ropert Girren, 106. Woodward on the Effect of Secular - Stellar Evolution in the Light of Re-| Cooling, 190. -_ cent eens Groner E. Hate, 291.| Work and Rest—Genius and Stupidity, —o . J., Is this a Degenerate; AtexaNnpER FRANCIS CHAMBERLAIN, ) 413. Cement for Modern, 8. F.| Wricnt, G. Freprericx, The Noachian \ Pecknam, 145. Deluge, 279. ‘Sumnre, w. i Suicidal Fanaticism in| Wright’s Flowers and Ferns in their Russia, 44 Haunts, 91. ~ Sun, Recent Toa Eclipses of, Soton I. of 2 Yale Bicentennial Exercises, 187. ee ae +: Basaia, W. G. Yearbook of the U. S. Department of Sulfuric Acid, Manufacture of, 479. Agriculture, 185. Teacnen, A, Functions of a Museum | Zinc in Dried Fruits 93. and o its Director, 377. Zoological Congress, International, aphy, Wireless, 38). 188, veobald on Mosquitoes, 566. Zoology, Tendencies in, 95. heology versus Thrift in the Black| Zuider Sea, Draining of the, J. H. Belt, CHARigzs Bartietr Dyke, 360.; Gore, 552.

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