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rntL,ptLrui, pec ~ ~ fnr tho largest
nufnb~r NJ American pathological scholars
over assembled IN ono meeting mot to-day m
tho halls ~ tho University ~ rennsvlvHnia
Tho socict,rs represented were the American
Phllulua Association. tho American Ori-
ontd Sooicty. tho spelling reform I-sp-
,iniiou, tho AfchppluRical Institute ~
America. tho socicty ~ Bihlical Literature
and Eycsc-a. the Modern Language Nssp-
drtlon pf America and the American Dialect
Spcety
IN tho afternoon the societies met together
I'm the university ohnt"l and after an address
of welcome by Provost & e Harrison were
called 60 order Ly prodlc1t - e. Gtlm1n
~ Johns Hopkins. President of tho Oriental
ociety. who introduced President MartIn
of the imperial University Of Pckin
President Martin eypre-s"d his confidence
ia the Chinese ani hi- conviction that they
were bIamclcss for the present troubles.
the guilt King ON their Tartar ruler. he
declared his intention of returning to his
post, trusting In Emperor kwang-'u's desire
several papers were read, among them
one by proJ George Iiemple Of The Uni.
versity Of MICHIGAN on :" alling 10 Cows.
amSe a%S oof Of ay ,Go FoE pa iaR
has made a map Of North America based
OF. COW calls A line runs across the northCrn
delphia. runs roughly, along the AlleshcnIes.
North OF the first line the call is usually Come.
probably Sootch-Irish. Along the coast the
cry d. Come Wanch
in the evening Prof Francis l.. March Of
Lafayette College presided and Prof Basil l..
Gildersleeve of Johns Hopkins University,
probably the greatest living American .classl-
the "oecillations and mutations Of Philo-
logical Research from the Micde of the Cen
tury." Prof. Gildersleeve'a address was
witty and scholarly roast OF "fads" and was
keenlv appreciated by the audience. After
his speech n reception was held by Provost
and Mrs. Harrison in the University Museum.
and papers were read Prof ] X Price OF
Columbia presided over the Modern. Lam
guage, Associations meeting. Prof SCRIPTURE
phonetcs S reap Prof John hn0' Pstsrs Pc deiiyered
the Presidential address before the Biblical
presided over by Prof 5 B Platuer of Western
Reserve Before tho ArcheClo eical ln-ti-
tntte. presided over by Prof John Wiil,aimIs HiIas
Of Brooklyn made q strong appeal for immedi.
ate eA ploration in Syria and Palestine. based
Gn Il. dssrEbed hs aEs Wealth a sf
biological material and the manner In which
IL IL being daily DESTROYED. Accounts were
given OF the late discoveries at lr. and in
Crete
Prot Walter Lowrle described an. early
Christian representation Of Jonah In the
metropolitan museum. II IS a white marble
tablet two feet by ono foot eight, with n rep
resentation of a ship with four men. three
Of whom are letting the fourth down into "A
large monster. In another part the monster
elects the man upon the shore. n Is DESCRIBED
the home of Paul and Is the only repTescn-
taton Of Jonah found in the orient. II IL
remarkable as the only Jonah IN early Chris
tlon sculutIrc and is the only cas-" where
Jonah enters the whale feet foremost.
Tn. Dialect Society elected on GERS: Presl-
dent Prof George Hcmple, Michigan: Vice
President sylvester Primer, Texas: Secretary
and Treasurer. Oliver +. Emerson. Western
Reserve