Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-07

resented The sectional meetings in WASH
ington will be followed by others in Phil
adelphia, New York, Chicago and st. Louis,
as the congress reaches those cities on its
tour. A collection of the various papers to
be presented during the entire congress will
be made and will prove valuable aid in
scientific research of the present and fu-
ture times. The papers to be read in Wash
ington are as follows:
Photography of the Land.
Photography of the Archean Areas Of
Canada Prof. A. W. G. Wilson, Montreal,
Canada; Georges and Waterfalls of Cen
trail New York. Prof r. s. Tarr, Ithaca,
n. Y; Sur lie Relief des Karpathes Meri-
dionales,'' Prof Emmanuel de Martonne,
Rennes, France; "Physiography of Mt.
Shasta" Mark b. Kerr, c. E., Stent, Cal;
"Physiogra nhical Sketch of the Adirondack
Region" Prof. J. F. Kemp, New York city;
Island Tying" F. P. Gulliver, Phi. D..
Sthe Geographical Cycle Prof. w. M. Da-
Wis, Cambridge. Mass; The Bearing of
Photography Suess' Theories" Prof.
w. NJ Davis, Cambridge. Mass; Scientific
Exploration of Caves" Prof E. A. Martel
(absenD, Paris France; Die Entstehung
der Alpenseen," Prof. A. Penck, Vienna,
Austria; classification Of Mountains"
Prof w. N. Rice Mddletown, Conn; ella
cial Erosion in the Finger Lake Region of
New York" NJ R. Campbell, Washington.
d. c.; 1.-THE Sculpture of Massive Rocks"
G. K. Gilbert, Washington, d. c.; THE
Lineaments of the Atlantic Border Region"
Herbert Hobbs, Madison, Wis; "Topos
raphy of the Dune Areas From Cape Henry
to the Isle of Palms." Prof. Collier Cobb,
Chapel Hill, NC; The Major Natural Re-
gions of the World DIR. A. J. Herbertson
(absenD, Oxford, England; THE Geography
of Alaska. With Sketch of Its Geomor
phology," A. H. Brooks, Washington, d. c.;
photographic Aspects of China Bailey
Willis, Washington, D. c.
Meteorology.
The Climate of Guam as Revealed by
Meteorologic Observat tons on the Island
During the Year 1902" Cleveland Able, jr
Phi. D.. Washington, d. c.; "A Climatolog-
zeal Dictionary for the United States,' Prof
A. J. Henry, Washington. d. c.; 1.-The
Scientific Work of the Mount Weather
Meteorological Research Observatory"
Prof. F. Fl. Bigslaw, Washington. d. c.;
Suggestions Concerning More Rational
Treatment of Climatology'' dllustrated)
Prof. r. Dec. Ward, Cambridge, Mass ;
1.-The Climate of Canada" Prof r. F. Stu
part, Ottawa. Canada; THE Climate of
Kimberley" ]. r. Sutton (absenD, Kimber-
ley, South Africa; "Non-periodic Variations
of the Atmospheric Circulation in the Re-
gion of the North Atlantic Ocean," Dr. W.
Meinardus, Berlin, Germany; 1.-THE Prin-
ciples of Graphical Climatology," Dr. X
Kassner Prussian Meteorological Institute;
Antarctic Meteorology and International
Cooperation in Polar Work." Henryk Arc
towski. Brussels, Belgium; DE la predom-
nance des tourbillons, en- sens inverse des
aiguilles dune montre, dams les cours d eau
de TEurope centrale ct occidentale" Prof
Jean Brunhes, Frbourg Switzerland;
Rainfall With Altitude In England and
Wales" William Marriott London, Eng
land; THE Climatology of the Lowlands
and Watershed Terraces of Natal" Dir. f.
w. D'Evelyn, San Francisco, Cal: Aero
nautic Sport in Connection with the Study
of Geography" E. V. Boulenger, Roubaix
France; "Climatology of Mauritius," T. II
ClaXton, Mauritius.
Volcanoes.
Hawaiian Geography, Prof. C. H. hitch
cock, Hanover, N. H; The Destruction of
Pompeii as Interpreted by the Volcanic
| Eruptions of Martinique, Prof. A. Heilprin,
Philadelphia, Pa; The Tower of Mt. peIe,
Prof. A Heilprin Philadelphia, Pa; The
Volcanoes of Martinique, Guadeloupe and
Saba, DR.. E. o. Hovey, New York city;
The Volcanoes of st. Vincent, ST. kits and
st. Eustatius, DR.. e. o. Hovey New York
city; Sur les caracteres speciaux de la re.
partition de la Mediterranee, Paul Vidal de
la Blache, Paris, France.
4. Glaciers.
! Glaciers Of British Columbia, q. vaux.