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NEW SERIES. VOLUME XX.

JULY-DECEMBER, 1904.

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CONTENTS AND INDEX.N. S. VOL. XXC.-JULY TO DECEMBER, 1904.

The Names of Contributors are Printed in Small Capitals.

ABBE, C., Ultra-microscopy, 844ABBE, JR., C., A Geographic Dictionary, 649ADAMS, F. D., Reade's Earth Structure, 21ZADAMS, J., Vegetable Balls, 86Agricultural Exhibits at St. Louis, 91Agriculture in Japan, 218AIKINS, H. A., Thorndike's Educational Psychol-

ogy, 644American Association for the Advancement of

Science, Membership, 341, 679; Committee onPolicy of, 570; Section C, 693; ConvocationWeek, 737; Philadelphia Meeting, 771; Ad-dress of the President, 897

AMES, J. S., Physikalische Technik, J. Frick, 670Amo-boe for the Laboratory, A. W. WEYSSE, 650Amphibia versus Batrachia, L. STEJNEGER, 924Animal Heat and Fever, W. HUTCHINSON, 343Animals at Rome, C. R. E., 538Annelid Egg, Mosaic Development in, E. B.

WILSON, 748Ant, Kelep, Pupation of, 0. F. COOK, 310; the

Guatemalan Kelep, WV. M. WHEELER, 437, 766;0. F. COOK, 61 1; E. DWIGHT SANDERSON,887

Antarctic Expedition, National, 411Anthropological Society of Washington, J. D.

McGuIRE, 675Anthropology, at World's Fair, W J McGEE, 253;

History of, F. BOAS, 513Appendicitis and the Race, E. G. DEXTER, 19Apple, Vascular Bundles in, W. J. BEAL, 889ARMSTRONG, H. E., Mosely Educational Commis-

sion, 129, 165Aster Formation in Cerebratulus, N. YATSU, 889Astronomical Research, E. C. PICKERING, 292Astronomy, Physics and Chemistry, N. Y. Acad.

of Sciences, C. C. TROWBRIDGE, 17Asymmetron Lucayanum in Bermuda, E. L.

MARK, 179Autotomy, Regeneration and Natural Selection,

0. C. GLASER, 149

Bacteriology, The Sphere of, E. 0. JORDAN, 657Badger, Peculiar Habit of, T. B. COMSTOCK, 923BALFOUR, A. .J., New Theory of Matter, 257BANKS, N., Notes on Entomology, 155, 928BARNES, C. R., Ascent of Water in Trees, 179BASKERVILLE, C., Science and the People, 266BATHER, F. A., A Geographic Dictionary, 889BAUER, L. A., Solar Eclipse, 475; Analysis of

Earth's Permanent Magnetic Field, 634BEAL, WV. J., Stomach Stones, 722; Vascular

Bundles in an Apple, 889BECKER, G. F., Problems of Geophysics, 545

BEEBE, C. W., Ornithological Notes from N. Y.Zoological Park, 538

Beebe, S. P. and B. H. Buxton, PhysiologicalChemistry, Y. HENDERSON, 882

Beet Culture in U. S., H. W. WILEY, 244BERRY, E. W., Notable Paleobotanical Discovery,

56, 86; Torrey Botanical Club, 676, 923Beryllium or Glucinum, C. L. PARSONS, 809BESSEY, C. E., Botanical Notes, 118, 217, 471,

689, 730, 848; Rendle's Classification ofFlowering Plants, 434

BIGELOW, M. A., Biology, N. Y. Acad. of Sci., 648,764

Biological, Station of Univ. of Montana, M. J.ELROD, 205; Society, of St. Louis, J. A.HARRIS, 241; of Washington, W. H. OSGOOD,761, 840

Biology, and Medicine, Exper., Soc. for, W. J.GIES, 79, 677; N. Y. Acad. of Sciences, M. A.BIGELOW, 648, 764; Recent Development of, J.LOEB, 77 7

Bird Life, Station for Study of, 284Birds, Passerine, Inheritance of Song in, WV. E.

D. SCOTT, 282; Song of, F. A. L., 376BISCHOFF, C. A., Stereochemie, T. W. R., 920BISHOP, S. E., Cold-current System and Coast Cur-

rent of Pacific, 338BOAS, F., History of Anthropology, 513Body Temperature, C. F. LANGWORTHY, 650Bopyrids, Professor Giard and, H. RICHARDSON, 51Boric Acad, Borax, Digestion and Health, 26Botanical, Research, Laboratories for, 27; Notes,

C. E. BESSEY, 118, 217, 471, 689, 730, 848Botany at Cuban Experiment Station, F. S.

EARLE, 444BOWER, F. O., Plant Morphology, 524BOWMAN, I., Deflection of the Mississippi, 273BRADLEY, H. C., Taurin in Invertebrate Muscle, 25Brain, of Swedish Statesman, E. A. SPITZKA, 612;

-weight, Taguchi's, E. A. SPITZKA, 215BRIGGS, L. J. and A. G. MCCALL, Artificial Root

Inducing Movement of Soil Moisture, 566Brigham, A. P., Geographic Influence in American

History, F. V. EMERSON, 370British Assoc. for the Adv. of Science, 348BROWN, B., Stomach Stones and Food of Plesio-

saurs, 184BROWNE, JR., C. A., Formation of Toxic Products

by Vegetable Enzymes, 179BUCHANAN, G. C., Varie Auctoritatis, 408Burials, Intrusive, in Ancient Mounds, D. I.

BUSHNELL, JR., 408BURRILL, T. J., Micro-organisms of Soil and Hu-

man Welfare, 426

SCIENCE. FCONTE.NTS AND)I INDEX

BUSHNELL, JR., D. I., Intrusive Burials in An-cient Mounds, 408

BUTLER, N. M. and S. NEWCOMB, InternationalCongress of Arts and Science, 317

C., W. W., Total Eclipse of September 9, 1904,812

CARLSON, A. J., Nature of Action of Drugs on theHeart, 684

Carnegie Trust for Universities of Scotland, 220Catalogue, International, of Scientific Literature,

28CHAMBERLIN, T. C., The State University and

Researeh, 161Chemical Society of Washington, A. SEIDELL, 15,

763, 921; L. S. MIUNSON, 763; American, Gen-eral Meeting, A. M. PATTERSON, 38; N. Y.Section H. C. SHERMAN, 178; F. H. POUGH,803, 841; Northeastern Section, A. M.COMEY, 675, 806

Chemistry, Modern, Relation to Modern Medicine,J. H. LONG, 1; Inorganic, Notes on, J. L. H.,249, 345, 441, 569; Organic, Problems of,W. A. NOYE-S, 490

Chwolson, 0. D., Lehrbuch der Physik, W. LE C.STEVENS, 277

CLAPP, C. M., E. G. CONKLIN, C. W. HARGITT, J.S. KINGSLEY, M. A. BIGELOW, College En-trance Option in Zoology, 850

Clements F. E., Development and Structure ofVegetation, W. F. GANONG, 177

Clemson Col. Sci. Club, H. METCALF, 537, 764COCKERELL, T. D. A., Citing Types of New Genera,

407; American Hydroids, C. C. NUTTING, 799Cohnheim, 0., Chemie der Eiweisskorper, L. B.

MENDEL, 464COLE, A. D., Clarence L. Herrick, 600COLE, F. N., American Mathematical Society, 674COMEY, A. M., Northeastern Seetion of Amer.

Chemical Society, 306, 675COMSTOCK, T. B., Habit of the Badger, 923Congress, International, of Arts and Science, 33,

349, 445; H. MUNSTERBERG, 289; Invitation,N. M. BUTLER and S. NEWCOMB, 317

Convocation WA'eek, 737, 800, 838, 882, 926; H. L.FAIRCHILD, 842; G. K. GILBERT, 885

COOK, 0. F., Evolution and Physics, 87; Pupationof Kelep Ant, 310; Professor W. M. Wheeleron the Kelep, 611; Evolution of Weevil-resis-tance in Cotton, 666

Corals, J. S. GARDINER, 765Cornish, C. J., Memoir of Sir William Henry

Flower, F. A. LUCAS, 342Cotton, Cultivation of, in West Indies, 186COULTER, J. M., Pteridospermaphyta, 149; Devel-

opment of Morphological Conceptions, 617CROWELL, J. F., Social and Economic Science,

251, 313; Western Farm Values, 731; RecentBooks on Economic and Social Science, 753

Curie, Mme., Les Substances Radioactives, R. A.MILLIKAN, 7199

Currents, North Pacific, W. H. DALL, 436

D., B., Gossip about Lamarck, 811Dnemonelix, 0. A. PETERSON, 344DALE, S. S., Germany and the Metric System, 682Dale, S. S., Metric Failure in Textile Industry,

W. LE C. STEVENS, 172

DALL, W. H., North Pacific Currents, 436; Crus-taceans of Harriman Alaska Expedition, M.J. Rathbun and others, 462; DeMan on Ne-matodes and Waters on Bryozoa of BelgianAntarctic Expedition, 536

DAVENPORT, C. B., Animal Morphology, 697; Men-tal and Social Measurements, E. L. Thorn-dike, 798

DAVIS, G. E., Wellesley College Science Club, 765Davis, Nathan Smith, F. S. JOHNSON,' 237Degrees, Honorary, conferred by Univ. of Wis-

consin, 92; in Engineering, W., 148DEMMON, I. N. and A. B. PRESCOTT, William

Henry Pettee, 58DEVRIES, H., Evidence of Evolution, 395DEXTER, E. G., Appendicitis and the Race, 19DIEDERICH, H. W., American and German Univer-

sities, 157Dinomys, Rediscovery of, F. A. LuCAS, 846Dinse, P., Katalog fuir Erdkunde, J. M. NICKLES, 1IDiscussion and Correspondence, 19, 51, 85, 115,

147, 179, 214, 244, 279, 309, 343, 373, 407,436, 465, 506, 537, 565, 605, 648, 679, 722,765, 806, 842, 885, 923

Doctorates, Conferred by American Universities,225; and Fellowships, D. S. JORDAN, 376

Dopp, K. E., Tree-dwellers, 20Drums, Sympathetic, E. H. HAWLEY, 768Dutton, C. E., Earthquakes, G. K. GILBERT, 837

E., C. R., Spectacles, 179; Animals at Rome inAncient Times, 538; American Proboscidae, 890

Eakle, A. S., Mineral Tables, A. J. MOSES, 177EARLE, F. S., Botany at Cuban Exp. Sta., 444EASTMAN, C. R., Geo-Biological Terms, 51; Kin-

dergarten Science, 85; Varie Auctoritatis,215; Jordan on Fossil Labroid and Chato-dont Fishes, 245; Ancient Natural HistoryLore, 347; An Ancient Fiction, 380; Paleon-tological Induction, 465; Fossil Fishes, 648;Style in Scientific Composition, 806; Historyof Scientific Nomenclature, 727

Eclipse, Expedition, Crocker, of Lick Observatory,412; Solar, Cooperation in Observations of,L. A. BAUER, 475; Total, of September 9,1904, W. W. C., 812

Education, Higher in Germany and U. S., R.TOMBO, JR., 73; Industrial, in Germany, 691

Educational Association, National, 474Electric Current, What is an, F. E. NIPHER, 651Electrical Congress, International, 156Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc., A. S. WHEELER, 605, 806ELROD, M. J., Univ. of Montana Biological Sta-

tion, 205EMERSON, F. V., Geographic Influences in Ameri-

can History, A. P. BRIGHAM, 370EMMONS, S. F., Variae Auctoritatis, 537; The Term

'Geology,' 886Entomology, Notes on, N. BANKS, 155, 928; at

World's Fair, F. L. WASHBURN, 769Enzyme, Endosperm, of Ph4enix Dactylifera, R. H.

POND, 181Enzymes, Vegetable, Formation of Toxic Products

by, C. A. BROWNE, JR., 179Evolution and Physics, 0. F. COOK, 87; Evidence

of, H. DEVRIES, 395EWING, J., Nuttall on Blood Immunity and Blood

Relationship, 562

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SCIENCE.

FAIRCHILD, H. L., Convocation Week, 842Farm Values, Western, J. F. CROWELL, 731FARRINGTON, 0. C., Ward-Coonley Collection of

Meteorites, 77Farrington, 0. C., Gems and Gem Minerals, G. F.

KuNz, 307FELT, E. P. and D. B. YOUNG, Culicid Larvae, 312Fiction, An Ancient, C. R. EASTMAN, 380FIELD, F., Sci. Club of Northwestern Univ., 885Fisheries Society, American, 244Fishes, Fossil, Jordan on, C. R. EASTMAN, 245;

Earliest Mention of, C. R. EASTMAN, 648FRANKLIN, W. S., Complex Musical Tone, 246Franklin Fund, 932FRANZ, S. I., Le Mouvement, R. S. Woodworth, 78FREER, P. C., Bureau of Government Laboratories

of Philippine Islands, 105FRICK, J., Physikalische Technik, J. S. AMES, 670FURLONG, E. L., Quaternary Cave, 53

GANONG, W. F., Development of Vegetation, F. E.(Alements, 177; Teaching of Biology, F. E.Lloyd and M. A. Bigelow, 880

GARDINER, J. S., Corals, 765Gardiner, J. S., Madreporaria, T. W. VAUGHAN,

503Genera, New, T. D. A. COCKERELL, 407Geo-biological Ferns, C. R. EASTMAN, 51Geographic, Congress, 349; Dictionary, (C. ABBE,

JR., 649; F. A. BATHER, 889Geological Soc. of Washington, Wx. 0. SMITH, 760Geology, and Paleontology of U. S. Geological

Survey, 119; and Mineralogy, N. Y. Acad. ofSciences, E. 0. HOVEY, 604; the Term, S. F.EMMONS, 886

Geophysics, Problems of, G. F. BECKER, 545Getman, F. H., Physical Chemistry, W. LE C.

STEVENS, 309GIDDINGS, F. H., Concepts and Methods of Sociol-

ogy, 624GIES, W. J., Soc. for'Exper. Biology and Medicine,

79, 677GILBERT, G. K., A Case of Plagiarism, 115;

Earthquakes, C. E. Dutton, 837; ConvocationWeek, 885

GILL, A. H., Sabin's Technology of Paint andVarnish, 671

GILL, T., State Ichthyology of Massachusetts, 321;Extinct Pediculate and other Fishes, 845

GLASER, 0. C., Autotomy, Regeneration and Nat-ural Selection, 149

Gratacap, L. P., The Museum, F. A. L., 501; Geol-ogy of City of New York, J. F. KEMP, 920

Greek, Compulsory, at Oxford and Cambridge,928

GREGORY, W. K., Anent Gizzards, 888

H., J. L., Notes on Inorganic Chemistry, 249, 345,441, 569

HALL, A., Mathematics and Metaphysics, 651HALL, G. S., Mental Science, 481Hall, G. S., on Adolescence, E. L. THORNDIKE, 142Haller, B., Lehrbuch der vergleichenden Anatomie,

J. P. MCM., 603HALSEY, F. A., Metric System, 373Halsey, F. A., Metric Fallacy, W. LE C. STEVENS,

172HALSTED, G. B., The Lobachevski Prize, 353

HARDING, H. A. and F. C. STEWART, PseudomonasCampestris on Cabbage Seed, 55

HARRIS, J. A., Biological Society of St. Louis, 241Hatcher, John Bell, W. B. SCOTT, 139HAWLEY, E. H., Sympathetic Drums, 768HAYNES, H. W., Varie Auctoritatis, 683Heart, Action of Drugs on, A. J. CARLSON, 684HENDERSON, J., Stomach Stones and Food of Ples-

iosaurs, 466HENDERSON, Y., Physiological Chemistry, S. P.

Beebe and B. H. Buxton, 882Herrick, Clarence L., A. D. COLE, 600HEWETT, E. L., Historic and Prehistoric Ruins,

722HILGARD, E. W., Soil Management, 605Historical Society, New York, 692Hofer, B., Fischkrankheiten, M. C. MARSH, 14HOOVER, H. C., Training of the Mining Engineer,

716HORNE, W. T., Torrey Botanical Club, 49, 84, 113,

145HOVEY, E. O., Mont Pelee, 23; Soufri&re of St.

Vincent, 281; Geology and Mineralogy, N. Y.Acad. of Sciences, 604

HOWARD, L. O., Committee on Policy of AmericanAssociation, 570

HOWE, C. S., Does a Technical Course Educate ?97

HRDLICKA, A., Nature of Man, E. Metchnikoff, 109HUBRECHT, A. A. W., The Trophoblast, 367HUME, A., Sci. Club of Univ. of Mississippi, 115HUTCHINSON, W., Animal Heat and Fever, 343Hybrid, Wheat-rye, H. F. ROBERTS, 248; wheats,

W. J. SPILLMAN, 681

Ichthyology of Massachusetts, T. GILL, 321Ideal, Sciences of the, J. ROYCE, 449Inaugural Address, C. R. VAN HISE, 193Investigator, Scientific, Evolution of the, S. NEW-

COMB, 385

JASTROW, J., Overlooked form of Stereoscope, 683Jennings, H. S., Behavior of Lower Organisms, R.

M. YERKES, 750JOHNSON, F. S., Nathan Smith Davis, 237Johnston Scholarships of Johns Hopkins, 692JORDAN, D. S., Doctorates and Fellowships, 376JORDAN, E. O., The Sphere of Bacteriology, 657

Kelep, Professor W. M. Wheeler on, 0. F. COOK,611; and the Cotton Plant, E. DWIGHT SAN-DERSON, 887

KEMP, J. F., Geology of City of N. Y., L. P. Grat-acap, 920

KIDD, W., on Direction of Hair in Animals andMan, I. L. WHIPPLE, 401

Kindergarten Science, C. R. EASTMAN, 85KING, F. H., Artificial Root, 680KINGSLEY, J. S., Gaupp's Anatomy of the Frog,

672KIRKWOOD, J. E., Onondaga Acad. of Science, 765Klinostat for Scientific Research, F. C. NEW-

COMBE, 376KRAEMER, H., Pictet on Vegetable Alkaloids, 47KUNZ, G. F., Farrington on Gems and Gem Min-

erals, 307

L., F. A., Song of Birds, 376; Gratacap on Mu-seums, Meyer on Museums in Dresden, 501

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SCIENCE. rCONTENTS ANDL INDEX.

Laboratories, Bureau of, for Philippine Islands,P. C. FREER, 105

Laboratory, Alpine, of Univ. of Nebraska, 185Lamarck, Gossip about, B. D., 811LANDACRE, F. L., Ohio Academy of Science, 884LANGWORTHY, C. F., Body Temperature, 650Larvee, Culicid, E. P. FELT, D. B. YOUNG, 312LEE, F. S., International Catalogue of Scientific

Literature, Biology, 720Lippmann, E. 0. von, Die Chemie der Zucker-

arten, F. G. WIECHMANN, 111Lloyd, F. E. and M. A. Bigelow, The Teacbing of

Biology, W. F. GANONG, 880Lobachevski Prize, G. B. HALSTED, 353LOEB, J., Development of Biology, 777Logic, The Field of, F. J. E. WOODBRIDGE, 587LONG, J. H., Modern Chemistry and Medicine, 1Longitude, Determination of, E. SMITH, 466LuCAs, F. A., Sir William Henry Flower, 342;

Swallowing of Stones by Seals, 537; Redis-covery of Dinomys, 846

M., T. C., Metric System, 147McM., J. P., Haller's Lehrbuch der vergleichenden

Anatomie, 603MCCALL, A. G. and L. J. BRIGGS, Artificial Root, 566McConnell, Dr. J. C., 188McGEE, W J, Opportunities in Anthropology at

the World's Fair, 253McGuIRE, J. D., Anthrop. Soc. of Washington, 675MACLOSKIE, G., Ascent of Water in Trees, 116, 246Magnetic Field, Earth's, L. A. BAUER, 634MARK, E. L., Asymmetron Lucayanum, 179MARLATT, C. L., Insects of Harriman Alaska Ex-

pedition, 601, Microscopic Slides, 925MARSH, M. C., Hofer's Fischkrankheiten, 14Mathematical, Society, American, F. N. COLE,

674; San Francisco Section, G. A. MILLER,604; Analysis, E. PICARD, 857

Mathematics and Metaphysics, A. HALL, 651Matter, The New Theory of, A. J. BALFOUR, 257;

Is it to be Abolished? F. E. NIPHER, 506MAYER, A. G., Material versus Intellectual Devel-

opment of Universities, 44Medical Education, J. H. MUSSER, 230Medicine, Internal, W. S. THAYER, 706MELTZER, S. J., Physiology and Medicine, 557Memorial, John Bell Scott, of Wesleyan Univer-

sity, 853MENDEL, L. B., Cohnheim on Chemie der Ei-

weissk6rper, 464Mental Science, G. S. HALL, 481METCALF, H., Clemson College Sci. Club, 537, 764METCALF, M. M., Stomach Stones, 722Metchnikoff, E., Nature of Man, A. HRDLICKA, 109Meteorological, Investigations at Blue Hill Ob-

servatory, R. DEC. W., 240; and MagneticObservatory in Samoan Islands, 853

Meteorology, Notes on, R. DEC. WARD, 57, 153,182, 283, 409, 440, 507, 540, 810, 847, 890;Present Problems of, A. L. ROTCH, 872

Metric System, T. C. M., 147; F. A. HALSEY, 373;A. E. ORTMANN, 506; W. LB C. STEvENS, 608;Germany and, S. S. DALE, 682; W. H. SEA-MAN, 722.

Meyer, A. B., Museums in Dresden, F. A. L., 501Michigan, Univ. of, Research Club, F. C. NEW-

COMBE, 112

Microorganisms of Soil and Human Welfare, T.J. BURRILL, 426; Pathogenic, Life History of,T. SMITnI, 817; Microscopic Slides, C. L.MARLATT, 925

MILKER, G. A., Amer. Mathematical Society, SanFrancisco Section, 604

MILLIKAN, R. A., Des Substances Radioactives,Mme. Curie, 719

MINER, B. G., Attitude of American Universitiestoward Psychology, 299

Mining Engineer, The, H. C. HOOVER, 716Mississippi, Univ. of, Science Club, A. HUME,

115; The Deflection of, I. BOWMAN, 273MORGAN, T. H., Phenomena of Organic 'Polarity,'

742Morphological Conceptions, J. M. COULTER, 617Morphology, Animal, C. B. DAVENPORT, 697Mosely Educational Commission, H. E. ARM-

STRONG, 129MOSES, A. J., Mineral Tables, A. S. Eakle, 177MUNSON, L. S., Chemical Soc. of Washington, 763M1tNSTERBERG, H., International Congress of Arts

and Science, 289Musical Tone, Complex, Analysis of, W. S.

FRANKLIN, 246MUSSER, J. H., Some Aspects of Medical Educa-

tion, 230

National Academy of Sciences, 732Natural History Lore, C. R. EASTMAN, 347Naturalists, American Society of, 813NEWCOMB, S., Evolution of the Scientific Investi-

gator, 385NEWCOMBE, F. C., Research Club of Univ. of

Michigan, 112; Klinostat, 376Newton, Isaac, Studentships at Cambridge, 891New York Academy of Sciences, Astronomy, Phys-

ics and Chemistry, C. C. TROWBPIDGE, 17;Geology and Mineralogy, E. 0. HOVEY, 604;Biology, M. A. BIGELOW, 648, 764

NICKLES, J. M., Dinse's Katalog der Gesellscbaftfur Erdkunde zu Berlin, 15

NIPHER, F. E., Is Matter to be Abolished? 506;What is an Electric Current? 651

Nomenclature, Scientific, C. R. EASTMAN, 727Northwestern University Sci. Club, 1'. FmiEa, 885NoYEs, A. A., Physical Properties of Aqueous

Salt Solutions and the Ionic Theory, 577NOYES, W. A., Problems of Organic Chemistry,

490Nuttall, G. H. F., Blood Immunity and Blood

Relationship, J. EWING, 562Nutting, C. C., American 'Hydroids, T. D. A.

COCKERELL, 799

Ohio Academy of Science, F. L. LANDACRE, 884Onondaga Acad. of Science, J. E. KiRKWOOD, 765Ornithological Notes from N. Y. Zoological Park,

C. W. BEEBE, 538Ornithologists' Union, American, J. H. SAGE, 815ORTMANN, A. E., Metric System, 506OSGOOD, W. H., Biol. Soc. of Washington, 761, 840

Pacific Cold-current, System and Coast Currentof, S. E. BISHOP, 338

Paleobotanical Discovery, E. W. BERRY, 56, 86Paloeontologia Universalis, C. SCHUCHERT, 649Paleontological Induction, C. R. EASTMAN, 465Paleontologists, Vertebrate, Amer. Soc. of, 812

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NEW SERIES.-1VOL. XIX. J SCIENCE.

Paleozoic Seed Plants, L. F. WARD, 279PARSONS, C. L., Section C of American Associa-

tion, 693; Beryllium or Glucinum, 809PATTERSON, A. M., General Meeting of Am.

Chem. Society, 38PEARSON, K., Davenport's Statistical Methods, 765Pediculate, Extinct, T. GILL, 845Pel6e, Mont, from October, 1903, to May, 1904,

E. 0. HOVEY, 23PETERSON, 0. A., Doemonelix, 344Pettee, William Henry, I. N. DEMMON and A. B.

PRESCOTT, 58Philosophical Society of Washington, C. K. WEAD,

17, 675, 760, 801, 922Physical Science, Unity of, R. S. WOODWARD, 417Physiology and Medicine, S. J. MELTZER, 557PICARD, E., Mathematical Analysis, 857PICKERING, E. C., Astronomical Research, 292Pictet, A., The Vegetable Alkaloids, H. KEAEMER,

47Plagiarism, A Case of, G. K. GILBERT, 115Plant Morphology, F. 0. BOWER, 524Plesiosaurs, Stomach Stones and Food of, B.

BROWN, 184; J. HENDERSON, 466; S. W. WIL-LISTON, 565

Poincare, H., La Science et l'Hypothese, J. W. A.YOUNG, 833

Poirier, Cuneo and Delamere, Tie Lymphatics, F.R. SABIN, 878

'Polarity,' Organic, T. H. MORGAN, 742POND, R. H., Endosperm Enzyme of Phoenix Dacty-

lifera, 181Population, of Great Britain, 219POUGH, F. H., N. Y. Section of American Chemical

Society, 803, 841Powell, J. W., Monument.to, 854PRESCOTT, A. B. and I. N. DEMMON, William

Henry Pettee, 58PRESCOTT, S. C., Radium Rays on Bacilli and

Yeast, 246Proboscidoe, American, C. R. E., 890Pseudomonas Campestris on Cabbage Seed, H.

A. HARDING, F. C. STEWART, 55Psychological Club of Cornell Univ., 85Psychology, Attitude of American Universities

toward, B. G. MINER, 299; Experimental,Pteridospermaphyta, The, L. F. WARD, 25; J. M.

Problems of, E. B. TITCHENER, 786, 844COULTER, 149

Publications, Decennial, of Univ. of Chicago, 187Pygmies, African, Height Measurements of, S. P.

VERNER, 539

Quaternary Cave in Shasta Co., Cal., E. L. FUR-LONG, 53

Quotations, 182, 345, 379, 689, 769, 926

R., B. L., Schumann's Praktikum fur morpholo-gische und systematische Botanik, 564

R., T. W., Stereochemie, C. A. Bischoff, 920Radium Rays,. Effect of, on Bacilli and Yeast, S.

C. PRESCOTT, 246Rathbun, M. J., H. Richardson, S. J. Holmes, L.

J. Cole, Crustaceans of Harriman AlaskaExpedition, W. H. DALL, 462

Reade, T. M., Earth Structure, F. D. ADAMS, 212REMSEN, I., The Age of Science, 65Rendle, A. B., Classification of Flowering Plants,

C. E. BESSEr, 434

Rhizopods, Do they die a Natural Death? L. C.WOOSTER, 650

RICHARDSON, H., Professor Giard and the Bopy-rids, 51

RITTER, W. E., Biological Survey of Waters ofPacific Coast, 214

ROBERTS, H. F., Wheat-rye Hybrid, 248Roman Numerals, Use of, R. M. YERKES, 309Root, Artificial, L. J. BRIGGS, A. G. MCCALL, 566;

F. H. KING, 680ROTCI, A. L., Problems of Meteorology, 872Royal Society, 770, 892ROYCE, J., Sciences of the Ideal, 449Ruins, Historic and Prehistoric, E. L. HEWETT,

722

Sabin, A. H., Technology of Paint and Varnish, A.H. GILL, 671

SABIN, F. R., The Lymphatics, Poirier, Cun6o andDelamere, 878

St. Louis Acad. of Science, 50Salt Solutions, Aqueous, A. A. NOYES, 577SANDERSON, E. D., The Keleps and the Cotton

Plant, 887SCHUCHERT, C., Paloeontologia Universalis, 649Schtimann, K., Praktikum fur morphologisehe

und systematische Botanik, B. L. R., 564Science, Age of, I. REMSEN, 65; and the People,

C. BASKERVILLE, 266; and Economics, C. D.WRIGHT, 897

Science,' Trimmed Copies of, 693Scientific, Books, 14, 47, 77, 109, 142, 172, 212,

240, 277, 307, 342, 370, 401, 434, 462, 501,536, 562, 601, 644, 670, 719, 750, 798, 833,878, 894, 917; Notes and News, 29, 61, 94,123, 158, 189, 221, 254, 285, 317, 350, 381,412, 446, 476, 508, 541, 572, 613, 652, 693,733, 772, 813, 854; Journals and Articles, 49,112, 145, 178, 214, 241, 465, 505, 536, 565,672, 759, 838, 882, 921; Societies, Convoca-tion Week Meetings of, 800, 838, 882; Compo-sition, style in, C. R. EASTMAN, 806

SCOTT, W. B., John Bell Hatcher, 139SCOTT, W. E. D., Inheritance of Song, 282Seals, Swallowing of Stones, F. A. LUCAS, 537SEAMAN, W. H., Metric System, 722SEIDELL, A., Chem. Soc. of Washington, 15, 763, 921Seward, A. C., The Jurassic Flora, L. F. WARD,

917SHERMAN, H. C., N. Y. Section of American Chem.

Society, 178SMITH, A., Van't Hoff's Vorlesungen ueber theo-

retische und physikalische Chemie, 241SMITH, E., Determination of Longitude, 466SMITH, G. O., Geol. Soc. of Washington, 760SMITH, T., Pr oblems in Life History of Patho-

genic Microorganisms, 817Social and Economic Science, J. F. CROWELL,

251, 313Societies and.Academies, 15, 49, 79, 112, 145, 178,

241, 537, 604, 648, 674, 721, 760, 800, 838,883

Sociology, Concepts and Methods of, F. H. GID-DINGS, 624

Soil Management, E. W. HILGARD, 605Solar Research, Cooperation in, 316, 930Soufriere of St. Vincent, E. 0. HOVEY, 281

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Spectacles, Concerning, C. R. E., 179SPILLMAN, W. J., Hybrid Wheats, 681SPITZKA, E. A., Taguchi's Brain-weight, 215;

Brain of Swedish Statesman, 612Statistical Methods, Davenport's, K. PEARSON, 765Stejneger, L., Amphibia versus Batrachia, 924Stereoscope, Overlooked Form of, J. JASTROW, 683STEVENS, W. LE C., Halsey and Dale on Metric

System, 172; Chwolson's Lehrbuch derPhysik, 277; Getman's Physical Chemistry,309; Metric Fallacy, 608

STEWART, F. C. and H. A. HARDING, PseudomonasCampestris on Cabbage Seed, 55

Stomach Stones, W. J. BEAL; M. M. METCALF,722

Survey, Biological, of Waters of Pacific Coast, W.E. RITTER, 214

Taurin in Invertebrate Muscle, H. C. BRADLEY, 25Technical Course, C. S. HoWE, 97THAYER, W. S., Problems of Internal Medicine, 706THORNDIKE, E. L., Hall on Adolescence, 142Thorndike, E. L., Educational Psychology, H. A.

AIKINS, 644; Theory of Mental and SocialMeasurements, C. B. DAVENPORT, 798

TITCHENER, E. B., Problems of Experimental Psy-chology, 786, 844

Toll, Baron, 123ToMno, JR., R., Higher Education in Germany

and United States, 73; University Registra-tion Statistics, 909

Torrey Botanical Club, W. T. HORNE, 49, 84, 113,145; E. W. BERRY, 676, 822

Tree-dwellers, K. E. Dopp, 20Trophoblast, The, A. A. W. HUBRECHT, 367Trout, Golden, of Mt. Whitney, 61TROWBRIDGE, C. C., Astronomy, Physics and Chem-

istry, N. Y. Acad. of Sciences, 17TRuE, F. W., Beaked Whales, 888Turkestan, Excavations in, 60

Ultra-microscopy, C. ABBE, 844Universities, Material versus Intellectual Devel-

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VAN HISE, C. R., Inaugural Address, 193Van't Hoff, J. H., Vorlesungen ueber theoretische

und physikalische Chemie, A. SMITH, 241Varine Auctoritatis, C. R. EASTMAN, 215; G. C.

BUCHANAN, 408; S. F. EMMONS, 537; H. W.HAYNES, 683

VAUGHAN, T. W., Gardiner on Madreporaria, 503;Recent Literature on the Stony Corals, 646

Vegetable Balls, J. ADAMS, 86VERNER, S. P., Height Measurements of African

Pygmies, 539

W., Honorary Degrees in Engineering, 148W., R. DEC., Investigations at Blue Hill Meteor-

ological Observatory, 240Ward, H. A., Ward-Coonley Collection of Meteor-

ites, 0. C. FARRINGTON, 77WVARD, L. F., The Pteridospermaphyta, 25; Paleo-

zoic Seed Plants, 279; The Jurassic Flora, A.C. SEWARD, 917

WARD, R. DEC., Notes on Meteorology, 57, 153,182, 283, 409, 440, 507, 540, 810, 847, 890

WASHBURN, F. L., Economic Entomology at theWorld's Fair, 769

Water in Trees, Ascent of, G. MACLOSKIE, 116,246; C. R. BARNES, 179

WEAD, C. K., Philosophical Society of Washing-ton, 17, 675, 760, 801, 922; Crosby-BrownCollection of Musicians' Portraits, 214

Weevil, Cotton Boll, 475; -resistance, Evolutionof, in Cotton, 0. F. CooK, 666

Wellesley College Science Club, G. E. DAVIS, 765WEYSSE, A. W., Amoebae for the Laboratory, 650Whales, Large Beaked, F. W. TRUE, 888WHEELER, A. S., Elisha Mitchell Scientific So-

ciety, 605, 806WHEELER, W. M., Pupation of Ants and the Gua-

temalan Kelep, 437; Guatemalan Boll WeevilAnt, 766

WHIPPLE, I. L., Kidd on Direction of Hair in Ani-mals and Man, 401

WILEY, H. W., Beet Culture in U. S., 244WILLISTON, S. W., Stomach Stones of Plesio-

saurs, 565WILSON, E. B., Mosaic Development in Annelid

Egg, 748Wisconsin, Univ. of, Sci. Club, F. W. WOLL, 721WOODBRIDGE, F. J. E., The Field of Logic, 587WOODWARD, R. S., Unity of Physical Science, 417Woodworth, R. S., Le Mouvement, S. I. FRANZ, 78WOOSTER, L. C., Do Rhizopods die a Natural

Death? 650Wright, C. D., Science and Economics, 897

X., Membership of American Association, 679YATSU, N., Aster Formation in Cerebratulus, 889YERKES, R. M., Roman Numerals, 309; Jennings

on Behavior of Lower Organisms, 750YOUNG, D. B. and E. P. FELT, Culicid Larvse, 312YOUNG, J. W. A., Poincar6's Science and Hypoth-

esis, 833

Zoology, College-entrance Option in, C. M. CLAPP,E. G. CONKLIN, C. W. HARGITT, J. S. KINGS-LEY, M. A. BIGELOW, 850

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