The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-22

| development was en- appendix Of Peruvian
| civilization. The influence OF the lncas
was shown also In certain word forms ana
| terminations.
stensbury Hagar. continuing the dis-
ous-io said that one Of the festivals oele-
| brated both bv the PeruviaIs ard the
Pucblor was eth fixed. NJ II had Teen III
a'.tiquity. according 10 the rising ala set
ting OF u certain star In the Iodiacal sign
! of The Virgin.
But the baskets. " said DR.. Won den Steinep.
they are foui d also IN Africa; 80 they s'g-
Nifty nothing Of final Importance, We may
! indeed note thet'. Z, SeniblahCcs. but why
no, alao divergeucics; II IL too soon to
come to co,,clu-iont.
EMBLEN On ANTIQUE POTTERY.
An abstract Of pal"r prepared ~ car,
encc n Moore. ~ the Academy Of Natural
Sciences Of Philadelphia, on "Arci a. Jog,
ical Researches IN The southern L.it.d
States" was given by Prof Putnam. He
| said
heap. and other mounds OF - Florida and
to ave been made by different II 'ber Th,y
! contain d cr ut kinds al pottery on the
! pottery OF one sort tie bird symbol rrc-
| dominates. aud on different pottery M
! ot or mounds animal FORMS make M tn"
| On, SPECIMEN vas very Interesting A
| POTTERY rattlesunkc was found. and on II ar"
| IT," same symbols found OIL e bird pottery,
| ,"us iurns ING p iea'ncr"d serpent. "hic!'
I = 'bl'lr ALSO III M'N'p
! Some of to lars had been killed - wc
! .ay--a piece broken or that the soul might
I escape 1h.7 form - lar wac Developed
moro highly IN loridH tTHn clsrV here. The
! ar were ere made With Ia" oil" In them.
| = ~ hole belue formed before a." jar was
| baked. T.c-" jars we're 10 be used Tor burial
| pUrnoS"s only.
some of tie people along tho 81. john
! River seem to rgyc mad 10 earth"uwsr". as
| rC4taif, Also SOW t,a sons of 10 peoples
| learned Of rdrt rsnw.r" rom ~ 'r- HLd IN
| proved II These tlori'a '"at-. ait ough
| rct ont rr0logicHlly, AZ" %. Hr"n huti utE.
rHr rosCANELL CCHRf SroNnENCE.
Gonzalez de- IA Rosa Of Paris, who looks
so much IKE Ben Bullrr that all the Ameri-
cans slsak Of il as with one accord. dis
! courssd uYun How | discovered that the
! -n-Callcd Tu.Cauelli correspondence was "A
! forgery, and that science, consequently.
| had nothing 10 do with the discovery Of
! America
VI. de la Rora remarked that he had been
! prevailed upon 10 speak ia our great lam
/ j:uagr, a. he had been told that more of biz
! auditors would understand him then. He
/ said:
Ny only object Ia tls rc>"GroNos relating
to tolu bus Wa 10 clear NJ doubtful points
y M o iar % 70 ', .n" o 11 r
OF Paris. near VI ere have I'd since iss:,
found Vrat nobody be. o!r ue 10 TIE world
! had ever ougat TO loon ny.
But II In ~ res'.uc - and resulting CON
, illusions 80 against "v,rvcoGy lis" go
| against Dil'ihlN 'Ilf'NflI I ''nil & b't. NV
, friend Henri Ni."'hud ,S"cl ct try OF Amer
| lean Embassy 4 HHil~l. =" rou'" to the as
Interested ~ g." srn,g subject. stop my
| r--rarch"- IA -" nIddl" and tell him wtGt
| cnichI.Ion- they drive ~" 10, and 30 adopts
/ nv .or,rliion aud pahli-h"- II ,o, " world
| But n ,dediCatn uis book 10 me. and slow Win
| grl'I,ud-. a. he -ay the gratitude OF duty
! 'rHt | am tuo very first person ln the world
| to = Ow Tat g." Corre-poud"nC" with los
Of iu'-rll. could mover have beer. aud AZ
,olu'uhu- got 40 suggestion and 10 c art
| IRON Io-cau"tI
There was no discussion" said VI. de la
Ro>a. "a, tha, time about the shortest
route 20 India -
Monsieur" interrupted the chairman,
aud showed VI. de la Rosa his watch
-Ah-h-h. | only commence" eSclamsd
! VI de- la Rosa. ii | could give you INV proofs
YOU would find they are 20 iull that il is
| impo~Sihl" TO sustain the verify Of the
| To-canpiN correspondence. There was not
time. after lis0, when Columbus say he got
, the letters. for these three, four letters 10
! Dome TO hin before ToscJuelli. an old man
Of 81, died in the beginning of l4s?
But the chairman show me time
am-too talker. thank YOU And Ben
| Butler sa, down.
NJ de la Rosa's contention is that he was
the first man 20 prove the forgery Of the
letters which Columbus If record. d as de-
claring lie received from the F!orent inc
ASTRONOMER and physician, ToscaNelli, in
li7i, according 10 lie general statement
| ACCOMPANIED nv Chdrt- ana POM ing out
the westward course a. the shortest route
To India
RIO GRANDE VALLEY HISTORY.
Frederick s. Dellenbaugh spoke on The
Location OF Cbola and the Historic Towns
OF the Rio Grande Valley In New Mexico
Prior 70 1880" n" held that Cibola was
not the present Zuni, az has been generally
taug I, but that II was situated some dis
tame. below Iuni. By the same inva-tiga
tons Ia" has become convinced that 'hs
Moq,u towns Of old were not those Of the
present locations. Too much weight, h,
salt had been given TO the preSumpf ior
of the stability of location Of these towns
Mr.. Dei"nbaugh position was con
troVe'te vih some emphasis in the dis
cuseipn which followed, which induced
Mr. Drllonl aueh to oay that /, may TAX,
a. long to cou'i0cc people Of the accurac,
Of his Investigations and conclusions n.
! j, did TO make them / e!ieve that Low or Cali
fornia was a peninsula and not an island
that is, a hundred wears but that he was
satisfied from his personal researche.
that he was right.
The Mexican representatives took mucl
! interest in this discuss ion,