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Evans, Dr. W(illiam) A(ugustus), 103 State St, 

 Chicago, Ills. Pathology. Marion, Ala, Aug. 5, 

 65. B.S, Miss. Agr. Col, 83, M.S, 85 ; M.D, Tulane. 

 Demonstrator path, Col. Physicians and Surg, 

 Illinois, 91-95, prof, 95- Pathologist, Cook 

 Co. Hosp; special lecturer, Milwaukee Med. 

 Col. M.D, ad eundern, Illinois. Ass. Path, 

 and Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Chicago Med. Soc. 

 (pres. ) ; Chicago Path. Soc. Tuberculosis; fat 

 necrosis. 



Everett, Prof. Walter G(oodnow), 116 Governor 

 St, Providence, R. I. Philosophy. Rowe, Mass, 

 Aug. 21, 60. A.B, Brown, 85, A.M, 88, Ph.D, 

 95; Berlin and Strasburg, 95-96. Instr. Greek 

 and Latin, Brown, 90-95, assoc. prof, philos, 96- 

 99, prof, philos. and nat. theol, 99- Philos. 

 As3; Psychol. Ass. Ethics and religion; his- 

 tory of skepticism. Ethics; philosophy of re- 

 ligion; history of thought. 

 ..Evermann, Dr. Barton W(arren), 412 T St, N. W, 

 Washington, D. C. Ichthyology. Monroe Co, 

 la, Oct. 24, 53. Howard (Ind.), 70-72; But- 

 ler, 78-79; B.S, Indiana, 86, A.M, 88, Ph.D, 91. 

 Teacher, pub. schools, Ind, 71-79; Cal, 79-81; 

 supt. schools, Carroll Co, Ind, 83-85; prof. biol. 

 and geol, Ind. State Nor. Sch, 86-91; ichthy- 

 ologist, U. S. Fish Commission, 91 ; asst. in 

 charge, Div. Scientific Inquiry, U. S. Bur. Fish- 

 eries, 03-; curator, Div. Fisheries, U. S. Nat. 

 Mus, 05- Special lecturer, Stanford, 93-94; 

 lecturer, Cornell, 99-03; Yale Forest Sch, 04-; 

 mem. U. S. Fur Seal Commission, 92. Gold 

 medal, Paris Expos, 00. F.A.A; fel. Ornith. 

 Union; Nat. Geog. Soc; Plant Preservation Soc; 

 Wash. Acad; Cal. Acad; Ind. Acad; Wash. Biol. 

 Soc. Geographic distribution of fishes; fishes 

 of north and middle America; life histories of 

 American fishes ; the aquatic resources of the 

 Hawaiian Islands. Biological survey of Lake 

 Maxinkuckee; natural history of the Salmon- 

 idae; life histories of the basses and sunfishes; 

 the fishes of Columbia River basin and Tennes- 

 see; the food fishes of the Mississippi Valley 

 and the Great Lakes; Alaska salmon fisheries; 

 the fishes of the Philippines. 

 Ewell, Dr. Arthur W(oolsey), 2 State St, Worces- 

 ter, Mass. Physics. Bradford, Mass, Oct. 20, 

 73. A.B, Yale, 97, Sloane fellow, 97-99, Ph.D, 

 99; Hopkins, 99-00; Berlin, 04. Asst. phys- 

 ics, Yale, 97-99; instr, Worcester, 00-04, 

 prof, 04- Physical Soc. Optical properties of 

 transparent bodies when subjected to torsion 

 and other mechanical strains; elastic properties 

 of jellies; optical properties of distorted jelly 

 and glass; magnetic double refraction; elec- 

 trolytic conduction. Ozone. 



Ewing, Dr. James, 256 W. 57th St, New York, 

 N. Y. *Pathology. Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 25, 66. 

 A.B, Amherst, 88, A.M, 91; M.D, Columbia, 91; 

 Vienna, 95. Tutor histol, Columbia, 93-97, 

 Clark fellow, 96-99, instr. clin. path, 97-98; 

 prof, path, Med. Col, Cornell, 99- Ass. Path, 

 and Bact; Am. Phvsicians; Soc. Exp. Biol, and 

 Med; N. Y. Acad. Med; N. Y. Path. Soc; N. Y. 

 Co. Med. Soc. Blood; ganglion cells; malaria; 

 variola. Variola ; autointoxication. 



Exner, Dr. Franz F(rederick), Carleton College, 

 Northfield, Minn. Chemistry. Silesia, Aus- 

 tria, March 23, 68. A.B, Carleton, 95; Ph.D, 

 Pennsylvania, 03. Teacher science and math, 

 High Sch, Madelia, Minn, 95-98; science, Wil- 

 ton, 98-00; instr. gen. chem, Pennsylvania, 

 01-02; prof. chem. and physics, Carleton, 03- 

 Chem. Soc. Complex inorganic acids of W0 3 , 

 V 2 3 and PoO^; purification of tungsten and its 

 atomic weight; rapid precipitation of metals in 

 an electrolytic way. Halides of tungsten. 



Eycleshymer, Prof. Albert Chauncey, St. Louis 

 University, St. Louis, Mo. * Anatomy, His- 

 tology, Embryology. Cambridge, N. Y, 67. B.S, 

 Michigan, 91; fellow, Princeton, 91; fellow, 

 Clark, 91-92; fellow, Chicago, 92-93, Ph.D, 94; 

 Cambridge, England, 95-96; Austin fellow, Har- 

 vard Med. Sch, 00-01. Asst. animal morph, 

 Michigan, 89, bot, 90 ; chief asst, Allis Lake 

 Lab, 90-91; asst. biol, Chicago, 93-95, assoc. 

 anat, 95-97, instr, 97-02, asst. prof, 02-03; 

 director, Anat. Dept, St. Louis, 03- Lecturer 

 human embryol, Rush Med. Col. 97-98, asst. 

 prof, 98-99. M.A.A; Soc. Nat; Ass. Anat. 

 Vertebrate embryology. 



Eyerman, John, Oakhurst, Easton, Pa. Chem- 

 istry, Mineralogy. Easton, Jan. 15, 67. La- 

 fayette, 84-87; Harvard, 87; Princeton, 88-96. 

 Lecturer determinative miner, Lafayette, 87- 

 92 ; assoc. ed, ' Jour. Anal. Chem ' ; ' Am. Geolo- 

 gist,' 88-98. F.A.A; Chem. Soc; Geol. Soc; 

 Nat. Geog. Soc; fel. Am. Geog. Soc; Phila. 

 Acad; fel. N. Y. Acad; Pa. Hist. Soc; British 

 Ass; London Geol. Ass. Mineralogy; chem- 

 istry; geology; paleontology. Mineralogy of 

 Pennsylvania ; Temnocyon ; Hypotemnodon. 



Fairbanks, Prof. Arthur, 7 Bloomington St. Iowa 

 City, la. Greek, Philosophy. Hanover, N. H. Nov. 

 13/64. A.B, Dartmouth, 86; Ph.D, Freiburg, 

 90; fellow, Am. Sch. of Classical Studies, 

 Athens, 98-99. Instr. Greek, Dartmouth, 86- 

 87, 90-92; lecturer sociol. and comp. religion, 

 Yale, 92-98; prof. Greek lit. and archeol, Iowa, 

 00- Managing ed, ' Classical Jour,' 05- Philol. 

 Ass; Archeol. Inst, (pres, la. Soc, 02-) ; West. 

 Philos. Ass. Dative case in Sophocles; Greek 

 religion. The White Lekvthoi made at Athens 

 in 5 and 4 B. C. 



Fairbanks, Dr. H(arold) W(ellman), 1825 Arch St, 

 Berkelev, Cal. Geology, Physiography. Cone- 

 wango, N. Y, Aug. 29,^60. B.S, Michigan, 90; 

 Ph.D, California, 96. Connected with Cal. 

 State Mining Bur, 90-94; asst, U. S. Geol. 

 Surv, 99-00; independent research, 00- Assoc. 

 ed, ' Nature-Study Rev.' Geol. Soc ; Geog. Ass ; 

 Nat. Geog. Soc; Cal. Acad. The geology and 

 physiography of California. 



Fairbanks, Prof. Henry, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Nu- 

 mismatics, Mechanics. St. Johnsbury, May 6, 30. 

 A.B, Dartmouth, 53, A.M, 56; B.D, Andover 

 Theol. Sem, 57. Congregational minister, 57-; 

 prof. nat. philos, Dartmouth, 59-69; v. pres, 



