Cattaro
a strongly fortified port in the former Austrian crown-land of Dalmatia, at the head of the Gulf of Catthe former Austrian crown-land of Dalmatia, at the head of the Gulf of Catcathedral, a naval school, and a populacapital of a small republic, the town in tion of about 7,500, chiefly engaged in 1420 joined the Republic of Venice, and tion of about 7,500, chiefly engaged in cathedral, a naval school, and a populaafter varied fortunes was handed over to Austria in 1814 by the Treaty of Vienna.
During the WORLD WAR (q. v.) Cattaro was bombarded several times. As a result of the peace treaty between the Entente Powers and Austriabecame part of Jugoslavia. The Gulf of Austria- Hungary it Cattaro, an inlet of the Adriatic, consists of three basins or lakes, connected by straits of about half a mile in breadth.
Its length is 19 miles, and its depth from 15 to 20 fathoms. or arm of the sea between the E. coast of Jutland and the W. coast of Sweden, straits of about half a mile in breadth. to the N. of the Danish islands. It is connected with the Baltic Sea by the Great and Little Belt, and by the Sound, and the Skager Rack connects it with the connected with the Baltic Sea by the to the N. of the Danish islands. It is is about 150 miles, and its greatest breadth 85 miles. Its greatest depth is 36 fathoms, but it has numerous sand- CATTELL banks, and navigation is rendered more dangerous by its strong currents and violent storms. The Danish shores are low, with stretches of sand or reefs, but the Swedish shore is very steep and rocky.
CATTELL (JAMES) MCKEEN, an American psychologist, born in Easton, Pa., May 25, 1860, graduated at Lafayette College in 1880, and studied at Leipsic, Paris, Geneva and Göttingen. He was assistant under Wundt at the University of Leipsic, Professor of Psychology in the University of Pennsylvania in 1888-1891, and Professor of Experimental Psychology in Columbia University from 1891 to 1917. He was co-editor of the "Psychological Review," "Science," etc., and a member of many scientific associations.