Appletons' Popular Science Monthly, April 1899: Volume LIV, No. 6, April 1899Various
Science
Appletons' Popular Science Monthly, April 1899: Volume LIV, No. 6, April 1899
Various
Science -- Periodicals; Technology -- Periodicals
We have to record the deaths of F. A. Obach, electrical engineer, at
Grätz, Austria, December 27th, aged forty-six years. He was author of
numerous papers on subjects of electrical science in English and
German publications, and of lectures on the chemistry of India rubber
and gutta percha; Dr. Reinhold Ehret, seismologist and author of books
on earthquakes and seismometers, who died from an Alpine accident in
the Susten Pass; Dr. Joseph Coats, professor of pathology at the
University of Glasgow, and author of a manual of pathology, a work on
tuberculosis, etc.; Thomas Hincks, F. R. S., author of books on marine
zoölogy, February 2d; Major J. Hotchkiss, president in 1895 of the
Geological Section of the American Association and author of papers on
economic geology and engineering; Wilbur Wilson Thoburn, professor of
biomechanics at Leland Stanford Junior University; Dr. Giuseppe
Gibelli, professor of botany in the University of Turin; Dr. G.
Wolffhüzel, professor of hygiene in the University of Göttingen; Dr.
Dareste de Chavannes, author of researches in animal teratology, and
formerly president of the French Society of Anthropology; Dr. Rupert
Böck, professor of mechanics in the Technical Institute of Vienna;
William Colenso, F. R. S., of New Zealand, naturalist and author of
investigations of Maori antiquities and myths; Dr. Lench, assistant in
the observatory at Zürich, Switzerland; Dr. Franz Lang, rector and
teacher of natural history in the cantonal schools of Soleure,
Switzerland, and one of the presidents of the Swiss Natural History
Society, aged seventy-eight years; Dr. William Rutherford, professor
of physiology in the University of Edinburgh, and author of several
books in that science, February 21st, in his sixtieth year; and Sir
Douglas Galton, president of the British Association in 1895 and an
authority and author on sanitation, March 10th, in his seventy seventh
year.
INDEX.
ARTICLES MARKED WITH AN ASTERISK ARE ILLUSTRATED.
Academy della Crusca, The. (Frag.), 572
Adulteration of Butter with Glucose. (Frag.), 570
Allen, Grant. The Season of the Year, 230
America, Middle. Was it Peopled from Asia? E. S. Morse, 1
Animals' Bites. (Frag.), 430
Anthropology. Decorated Skulls and the Power ascribed to them
(Frag.), 570
" Estrays from Civilization. (Frag.), 573
" Huichol Indians of Jalisco. (Frag.), 574
" Lessons of. (Table), 411
" Pre-Columbian Musical Instruments. E. S. Morse*, 712
" Superstitions, Aboriginal, about Bones. (Frag.), 572
" Superstition and Crime. E. P. Evans, 206
Archæology. Earliest Writing in France. G. de Mortillet, 546
" Lake Dwelling, A Neolithic, 856
" Stone Age in Egypt. J. de Morgan, 202
Architectural Forms in Nature. S. Dellenbaugh*, 63
Astronomical Photographs, A Library of. (Frag.), 717
Astronomy. Bombardment, The Great. C. F. Holder*, 506
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