Appletons' Popular Science Monthly, January 1900, Vol. 56, November, 1899 to April, 1900APPLETONS’ POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.Reading editionChapter navigation18 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…APPLETONS’ POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLYAPPLETONS’ POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.ADVANCE OF ASTRONOMY DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. By Sir ROBERT BALL, lowndean professor of astronomy at the university of cambridge, england.THE APPLICATIONS OF EXPLOSIVES. By CHARLES E. MUNROE, PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.A PARADOXICAL ANARCHIST. By Prof. CESARE LOMBROSO.WHAT MAKES THE TROLLEY CAR GO. By WILLIAM BAXTER, Jr., C. E.WOMAN’S STRUGGLE FOR LIBERTY IN GERMANY. By MARY MILLS PATRICK, Ph. D., PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE FOR GIRLS AT CONSTANTINOPLE.SCENES ON THE PLANETS. By GARRETT P. SERVISS.PROFESSOR WARD ON “NATURALISM AND AGNOSTICISM.” By HERBERT SPENCER.DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS OF VAGRANT ELECTRICITY. By HUBERT S. WYNKOOP, M. E.WINTER BIRDS IN A CITY PARK. By JAMES B. CARRINGTON.OLD RATTLER AND THE KING SNAKE. By DAVID STARR JORDAN, PRESIDENT OF LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIVERSITY.REMARKABLE VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES. By R. L. PACKARD.THE SCAVENGERS OF THE BODY. By M. A. DASTRE.Editor’s Table.Fragments of Science.MINOR PARAGRAPHS.PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.Previous chapter ←APPLETONS’ POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLYNext chapter →ADVANCE OF ASTRONOMY DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. By Sir ROBERT BALL, lowndean professor of astronomy at the university of cambridge, england.All chapters and sections (18)APPLETONS’ POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLYAPPLETONS’ POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.ADVANCE OF ASTRONOMY DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. By Sir ROBERT BALL, lowndean professor of astronomy at the university of cambridge, england.THE APPLICATIONS OF EXPLOSIVES. By CHARLES E. MUNROE, PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.A PARADOXICAL ANARCHIST. By Prof. CESARE LOMBROSO.WHAT MAKES THE TROLLEY CAR GO. By WILLIAM BAXTER, Jr., C. E.WOMAN’S STRUGGLE FOR LIBERTY IN GERMANY. By MARY MILLS PATRICK, Ph. D., PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE FOR GIRLS AT CONSTANTINOPLE.SCENES ON THE PLANETS. By GARRETT P. SERVISS.PROFESSOR WARD ON “NATURALISM AND AGNOSTICISM.” By HERBERT SPENCER.DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS OF VAGRANT ELECTRICITY. By HUBERT S. WYNKOOP, M. E.WINTER BIRDS IN A CITY PARK. By JAMES B. CARRINGTON.OLD RATTLER AND THE KING SNAKE. By DAVID STARR JORDAN, PRESIDENT OF LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIVERSITY.REMARKABLE VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES. By R. L. PACKARD.THE SCAVENGERS OF THE BODY. By M. A. DASTRE.Editor’s Table.Fragments of Science.MINOR PARAGRAPHS.PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.JANUARY, 1900.◇← APPLETONS’ POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLYADVANCE OF ASTRONOMY DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. By Sir ROBERT BALL, lowndean professor of astronomy at the university of cambridge, england. →