“ He is a director and member of the executive committee Equitable Life Assurance Society of United States, trustee Equitable Trust Company; director of the Mt. Morris Bank and several other corporations. Clubs: Union, University, Riding, Tuxedo, Metropolitan, Army and Navy, N.Y., Yacht and others. ”

“ Augustin, George, author, journalist, poet; son of the late judge James Augustin by his wife Micaela Fortier, born February 22, ; educated in private schools and colleges; was a pupil of Mrs. Virginia Dimitry Ruth (deceased) , daughter of the late Professor Alexander Dimitry, who was a distinguished author and linguist. Mr. Augustin is assistant secretary and librarian of the Orleans Parish Medical Society; assistant secretary Louisiana State Medical Society and of the Charity Hospital Alumni Association of Louisiana; official stenographer of United States Board of Pensions Examiners No. ”

“ In -91 he was a representative from West Virginia to the fifty-first congress. In - he was governor of West Virginia ; and for four years was United State district attorney for West Virginia. Since April 15, , he has been associate justice of the United States court of claims at Washington, D. C. He is the author of seven different books, all of which have been popular and had a large sale. He has recently published a. volume of original poems entitled Chips and Whitstones. Being a classically educated man, all of his public addresses are of a high order. ”

“ Austin; educated at Central High School of Philadelphia; married , Miss Fleming. Formerly president of Independence National Bank; now president and director Girard National Bank; director Insurance Co., state of Pennsylvania ; treasurer Chamber of Commerce of Philadelphia. Residence, Rex St., corner Seminole Ave., Chestnut Hill. Office, 116 S. Third St., Philadelphia.
Austin, Richard W., congressman, was born Aug. 26, , in Decatur, Ala. For eight years he was United States marshal for the eastern district of Tennessee; and in - was American consul to Glasgow, Scotland. ”

“ Am. Soc. Animal Nutrition. Nutrition in sheep; Mendelian inheritance in sheep.
Armour, M. Cochrane, merchant and manufacturer, born in Auburn, N. Y., Jan. 11, ; son of John and Lillias (Cochrane) Armour. He was educated in the public schools and then became a clerk at Marshall, Mich., in the grain and milling business, and afterward, at the same place, was associated with his father in the grain and grocery business under the name of J. and M. C. Armour. ”

“ Atkinson, George Wesley, lawyer, jurist, governor, author and poet of Washington, D. C., was born June 29, , in Virginia, now West Virginia. In he graduated from the Ohio Wesleyan university; took a. post-graduate course at Mount Union College; studied law two years; took the law course at Columbia university; he graduated from the law department of Howard University; and was admitted to the bar in . He has been eminently successful as a lawyer; was four years United States marshal for West Virginia. ”

“ Andrews; educated at University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.; married, Oak Park, Ill., June 18, , Hannah Dunlop. Vice-president and advertising manager Vogue Publishing Co., Vanity Fair Publishing Co. Inc.; president Eastchester Mortgage & Realty Co.; director the Gramatan National Bank; formerly connected with Review of Reviews and Butterick Publishing Co. Clubs: University (Chicago) , Alpha Delta Phi (member executive council) , Sphinx, Scarsdale Golf and Country, Sleepy Hollow Country. Republican (New York City) . ”

“ American Medical Association; Climatic Association; Public Health Association; Pennsylvania Society for Prevention of Tuberculosis (past president) ; Pennsylvania Medical Society; Philadelphia County Medical Society. Street-width and pulmonary tuberculosis: the weather and epidemic influenza; the dust menace and municipal diseases; pioneer in recommending adoption of individual communion cups, and individual cups in public places generally. "Diet in Tuberculosis," text-book on Physical Diagnosis (Appleton) , etc.
Anderson, Albert, journalist and publisher of Clearbrook, Minn., was born Dec. ”

“ Secretary and treasurer The Edward P. Allis Co.; president for first four years of the Allis-Chalmers Co.; now a director; president Chicago Belting Co.; vice-president and director First Savings and Trust Co.; director First National Bank; director and member finance committee of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. Republican. Presbyterian. President Milwaukee Art Society. Clubs: Union League, Lawyers' (New York City) , Chicago Athletic Association (Chicago) , Milwaukee, Athletic, Town and Country (Milwaukee) .
Allison, James William, window glass manufacturer ”

“ Married Dell Heizer Armstrong. May 29, , at Colorado Springs Colo. Cashier, Colorado Springs Natl. Bank; trustee, Colorado Coll. Club: Colorado Springs Golf. Address, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Arnell, Charles Jonathan, Am. Consul of Tokyo, Japan, was born at sea of American parents, July 1, ; high school graduate; took a partial college course; also courses in commercial and normal training; clerk in law office, ; Spanish translator, Philippine Civil Service, -4; with Opium Investigating committee, -05; librarian in Philippine Civil Service, ; private secretary to the Ambassador to Japan ”

“ Associate professor of chemistry, Woman's College of. Baltimore, -91 ; acting professor, Colorado, -93; professor in Mo. School of Mines, -; chemistry geologist, United States Geological Survey, -06; research chemist, geophysical laboratory, Carnegie Institution, ; instructor in summer school, Harvard, -95. Chemistry Society; Washington Chemistry Society (president, ) . Inorganic and mineralogical chemistry.
Allen, Frederick Hobbes, lawyer, of 63 Wall St., New York City; was born in Honolulu, Hawaii an Islands ”

“ Ashbrook; educated in public schools of Philadelphia; married, Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 29, , Catherine S. Sinclair; children: William S. and Donald S. Vice-president and director, Provident Life & Trust Co. of Philadelphia, until his resignation on account of ill health. Widely known as a writer and speaker on subjects relating to life insurance. Served as captain 118th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers; was badly wounded soon after entering army ; brevetted major United States Volunteers for "gallant and distinguished services." Republican ”

“ In he was assistant attorney of Dallas County; in was nominee for attorney-general of Texas. He has been secretary of the State Republican League ; of the National Committeeman League in ; and is a prominent member in various societies. He is one of the finest speakers in the south, his oratory being strong, sparkling and convincing. Since he has been United States district attorney; and resides in Dallas, Tex. He is the author of Atwell's Federal Criminal Law.
Atwood, John A., Chief Engineer Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Rd. Office Pittsburgh, Pa. Born Feb. ”

“ Frederic Stevens, Mary Dorothy Adele, Barbara Frances Gallatin, Joan Livingston, Julian Broome Livingston, Priscilla Alden Sampson. Studied law in office of Holmes & Adams; admitted to bar, ; became managing clerk Miller, Peckham & Dixon; later practiced alone ; in formed firm of Adams & Allen, and on death of senior partner, , formed firm of Allen & Cammann. Secretary Hawaii an legation, , charge d'affaires; resigned ; has been corporation counsel, also president Village of Pelham Manor. Chairman Democratic county committee, Westchester county, N.Y. ”

“ In , upon the retirement of Quartermaster-General Humphrey he was appointed quartermaster-general of the army with the rank of brigadier-general, and in was promoted to the rank of major-general. General Aleshire has had a brilliant career in active service, having served against the Apache Indians, - ”

“ Manhattan, Historic and Artistic; Women's Ways of Earning Money.
Alden, George Ira, 48 Queen St., Worcester, Mass. Manufacturing, Templeton, Mass., April 22, ; B.S., Harvard, ; M.M.E., Cornell, ; head department mechanical engineering, Worcester, to ; president Norton Company, president and general manager Norton Grinding Company, Worcester Mass. ; trustee Worcester Polytechnic Institute; trustee Worcester Grade Schools, ; member Worcester School Committee, (chairman two years) ; S.M.E. (vice-president, -93) ; president Worcester Public Education Association, -10. ”

“ April 1, , to Aug. 20, , successively transitman, Asheville division Southern Railway; transitman, Middle district and assistant engineer same district; Aug. 20, , to April 1, , acting engineer, maintenance of way, same road; April 1, , to date, engineer maintenance of way, same road.
Alden, Cynthia Westover, editor and publisher of 96 5th Ave., New York City; was born at Afton, Ia., May 31, ; d. Oliver S. and Lucinda (Lewis) Westover; graduate State University of Colorado, A.B. ; M. Litt., Alfred (N.Y.) University, ; m. New York City, , John Alden. Taught in public schools at Boulder, Colo. ”

“ Democrat. Baptist. Recreation, golf. Club, Dallas. Residence, 4507 Gaston Ave. Office, corner Main and Murphy Sts., Dallas.
Arend, Francis J., manufacturer, born at Trenton, N.J., Dec. 18, ; son of Frank E. and Mary F. (Whitley) Arend. Engaged in centrifugal separator business from beginning business life; later in development of the steam turbine in America, real estate, mining, etc. Treasurer and general manager, The De Laval Separator Co.; and president, De Laval Mfg. Co.; secretary and treasurer, De Laval Steam Turbine Co.; president, Jersey Shore Realty Co.; director, Coal & Iron Natl. ”

“ Oct., , to date, president same road.
Armstrong, James Douglas, counsel Great Northern Iron Ore Properties. Office: St. Paul, Minn. Born, April 8, , at St. Paul, Minn. Educated at the University of Minnesota, -86, and University of Michigan, -89. Entered railway service June, , as rodman Duluth & Manitoba Ry., since which he has been, to , assistant general solicitor St. Paul & Duluth Rd.; to , member of law firm of Hadley & Armstrong, general solicitors, St. Paul & Duluth Rd.; to , engaged in general practice: June 1, , to April 14, , assistant general solicitor Great Northern Ry. ”