The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

IN hls VOYAGE q tho BesgI- D,AWiN
slid 'ha' ~ NN- daily forced hone IN
The r,ind ~ NE g~uiogi-t that nothing.
Mt even The wind that blo~s . -
unstthIs - the level ~ the crust q The
earth IN the p,ca@ion ~ an address
before tho Rryal Biographical Socis,y
r",sntly by ~ir u.EMENTs n MARkHAM
upuu m" publication = a new map II
Sul'H Peru amt North BOLIVIA MAJOR
sr,ety. read tho above remarkable
state. ~ made nv hi@ eminent father
citation II = Wa~ suggested bv 'hls
passage M ~.r CLFMtNTs Y N,BEHAMs
addr',..
ne .r.f.e-a, . ne Nni-. > 80 g-.ncs,'
en- ~ns' 'rrror a1' CONTAINS fn 80 s,ral
trom '1'.- ,,s' event snd p-',iprti, -nr,, are
M. -r..' Hr,i~r0 The conc lIson - Dr Rsi,Hs
= 'r1' .hrs 49, rr rNs'rrr~ even IN e, .s'- =
geological pr.rI e. 'r- ,r-nc-ous snd 'Gsrs
,scrr, Cd H- r, ld-rr- rn,' ne grh-,,a ~, been
Comparatively r-pI r,RwtN 'su. = .nar IN
IN He'ghhor-p"d ~ Valparaiso here rs. been
rs,~D' rl,- - ~" '~c'
|, vas a distinguished company that
listened 20 IN" norr distinguished
ge"grayher who was an explorer 81
Peru IN l>S1 introduced cinchpna TO
India NOR" than ff'v years ago. and
rfty-hv" wears ago read IN fra
Tarer before rh" Roya! Geographical
Society When he finished his address
IN the new map there was the usual
discussion nv men who had hon ex-
Ulorers themselves IN South America
What Interested them most was tho
opinion advanced that the Andes were
continually. 4 gradually. rising in alti-
tude sir MARTIN CONwAY's observa-
ton osnfrmed II. Speaking 81 the
upper region " Bolivia he said
on me slope, ~ all the highest mountain.
here sre remains Of snrien terrsced nsds which
RAD been cultivated through lonR series NJ years
butts no~ unouuvs'ed and Incapable Of being
cultivated on socount Of tneir high elevation I
pss therefor. led conclude that the main
Andssn range has been rising end IL probably
sulI rising A. The present day I mink the drinr
W Of Lake TitoAca may ~ due 70 similar carse
As 10 the coast linz. | have been Ind though there
! have not been able from p~r-on.i observation 70
connrrn H. that 'he lower Slopes som. distance
existing specie. NJ marine animal. proving hat
within relatively recent urneS those slopes raw.
been under water For these and other reason.
mink W must conoipd. tia, IRE ~bol. region OF
Inc Cordlllera has been and Is. rising ata pare
sIrHc!-n'ly rapid IN s-e-t ne climate and N.
s-.tsbin'y Of tie higher region. for nabltsuon and
cuIu,auon rs man
Mr. | HEWITT MYRING the archToI-
ogls' who has brought n light remains
81 the Chimus, race thousands ~
wears older than tho lncas. wa inclined
g. doubt tho continuous elevation ~ the
Andine country He said
lrr.''b- known 10 al ~ - vho nav. tr.v.
'r'f .p 20 Nrsquln. ,n1 nave ohs--, - ,loaE ~.
Ir' - ~ Peruvian 'orporar"n irsin Winds it,
Va 'o 'rA'rU ths'srA h-'gn' ~ Abou, ~ fee,
''sr" fs . hr~s-aoas ~ ons sifr ~ - r1o,nran
49, 'as' nre,Aaus, rtpo.es ~ an eSvauon ~
90. 'es' ur 30 me 81, 'p ~'Et' fs~' vide n,
rls.- AMI smell ~nIrr st'~nds ~ = ,pn.Id.,sbls
Gsaa,s Ari vrirr ,hop. 'fa' nat rAr' OIL, In.
.r.r-. rai re~a rnf~- ~ .sa some eighty
fee ns'"r ta'.e' stratum 'rsre f, s-pthrr STINT
- .7" f11 This ar7~ar, - .hov ma ma -.r,
,'u~ 'rirs rsi teen o0 'po ,~gs-a'r o~r,,io,,
.rt~r %. 80 ~ formation - hal the ,,y.
...r- - .r'1 tsd been one rr.rI 'a.r. -a.,e-
p. .s.f'rr' NOT p. s.rf .aI g-rp'H n.,h. 4
s.1I'u .rb",.s. ~ th- rise ~ me ,aes, r,a
Hssu grnf aal 900 man. inche, psr .nrr-1 40
r.-u' .nA' r'' 'n.rI hos 'h-r AMI 80 -7s"er
.... a" .--nl' at ra' 10 u,p ,i.,r.,
.'.r.i strain
D." testimony - Nr Ions y Mis-
'HiS vho had rs "i for several years
o. BOLIVIA and travelled extensively m